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== Steps to Add Music to PSP == 1. '''Prepare Your PSP''': - Ensure your PSP firmware is updated (at least version 2.00)[10]. - Have a Memory Stick Duo inserted into the PSP[1]. 2. '''Connect PSP to Computer''': - Use a mini-USB cable to connect your PSP to your computer1<ref name="ref10">10</ref>. - On the PSP, go to Settings and select "USB Connection"[2]. - Your computer should recognize the PSP as a removable drive[2]. 3. '''Create Music Folder''' (if not already present): - On the PSP's memory stick, create a folder structure: PSP > MUSIC1<ref name="ref16">16</ref>. 4. '''Transfer Music Files''': - Copy your MP3 or other supported audio files from your computer to the MUSIC folder on the PSP1<ref name="ref2">2</ref>[8]. - You can drag and drop files or use copy/paste. 5. '''Disconnect PSP''': - Safely eject the PSP from your computer[2]. - On the PSP, press the O button to exit USB mode[2]. 6. '''Access Music on PSP''': - Go to the Music section on your PSP's XMB (main menu)[2]. - You should now see and be able to play your transferred music files.
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