Convert, manage and transfer your digital media collection - for both PS3 and PSP.'It's like iTunes for PS3' - comprehensive media management solution featuring an all-new user interface for PS3 AND PSP.
MOVIES - PC and DVD movies (with HD media support for PS3). Convert movie files into AVC (.MP4) for playback on PS3 & PSP; Non copy-protected DVDs (VOB), MKV, Xvid, DivX, MPEG 1, M1P, MPEG 2, TS, M2P, WMV, ASF, MP4 and AVI formats. Multiple video output selection allows optimum settings for both PSP and PS3, with PSP files automatically renamed in line with the PSP file format structure.
MUSIC - CDs, iTunes and digital music files. Transfer music from your existing iTunes database. Convert your CDs to MP3 with auto completion of artist, track and album details via the online database. Attach album artwork to your MP3 music files. Simply drag-and-drop MP3, AAC and WMA files to your memory card or USB device for playback on PS3 and PSP.
IMAGES - Photos and digital images. Manage your photo and image gallery for viewing on PS3 and PSP. Preview thumbnail images from within the Xploder software and simply copy them across to your portable memory device for viewing on the PS3 or PSP.
GAME SAVES - Access, download and manage the latest PS3 cheats and PSP cheat saves from the Xploder database. The in-application RSS feed sends alerts as new game saves become available for download to keep you ahead of the game.Using Xploder Movie Player and Media Manager couldn't be simpler - just follow the 4 easy steps to access digital files and gamesaves from your PS3 or PSP:
Simply drag-and-drop - transfer files from the PC into Xploder Movie Player and Media Manager.
Select your required format - Xploder automatically converts the files.
Manage your files - save to SD stick, compact flash or memory card. Copy, delete and back-up to PC using the all-new Xploder interface.
Transfer files to your console - upload media to your PS3 or PSP.
*COMPATIBLE WITH JAPANESE AND NORTH AMERICAN PS3 CONSOLES*
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