What about Sony UMD format?

[jw]

Originally Posted by cajmoyper

And how exactly would you put it in the PSP?

one of those disc shrinkers

[jw]

Originally Posted by Slackr89

EDIT: has anyone tried this service before? http://www.unlimitedpspmovies.com/
seems promising, 34.95 one-time fee, over 100,000 movies.
unless anyone objects i think ill subscribe to it tomorrow since thats when the price goes up to 64.95


is there a site where you can download umd's to your computer, transfer them to the ps3 and them transfer the movie to the memory stick for the psp?
i need to buy a couple umd's to watch while im bored at work (which is where i am at now ) but since no stores around me carry i want to d/l them.

read the disclaimer, its one of those illegal download sites. basically it says as long as you dont share, its alright

here it is:
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