Sony’s UMD failures (we haven’t seen any UMD news since July) don’t necessarily mean that the PSP is a failure for movies. It just means people hate the UMD. Now Sony’s in discussions with Amazon, ...

16th June 2005, London - Interactive Ideas announced today that they will be exclusively marketing and distributing the new Movies on PSP software to the retail and online channel, released by BHV ...

Sony expanded Friday on its bid to establish the new PlayStation Portable as a multimedia device, announcing plans to release more movies formatted to play on the handheld game machine. Sony Pictures ...

Disney's Buena Vista Home Entertainment division said in a statement that it plans to release movies on the Universal Media Disc, or UMD, format used by the PSP shortly after the device goes on sale ...

My colleague Christopher Breen took note of news reports that Apple is negotiating deals to bring full-length feature films to iTunes. I earnestly hope that the executives making these decisions look ...

Having released its first two movies for Sony’s PSP videogame system last week, Disney has already announced about 10 more for the next three months. Following up on “Pirates of the Caribbean” and ...

Fire International today announced the release of their new PSP Xploder Movie Player and Media Centre PC software and USB cable for the new Sony ® PSP console, now with improved features at launch.

Currently, only a few movie studios have thrown their support behind the Univeral Media Disc, or UMD, the proprietary format of the PSP. To date, only Disney-owned Buena Vista Home Entertainment, ...

Thanks to an inability to sell stock at retail, Portable PlayStation owners can now pick up UMD movies for the handheld at rock bottom prices. Sony once believed the UMD movie would become a huge ...

Over in Japan, the PSP video rental service is now available through PSN. The movies can be stored on Memory Sticks with up to ten titles on a 4GB card. Once downloaded, rentals last for 72 hours and ...

So I have downloaded a few psp formatted trailors, and taken some of my own movies and put them on my psp using PSPvideo. My question is this though, the naming convention is pretty odd for each one.