OSTENT AV Video RCA Cable Cord for Sony PSP 2000 SLIM to TV

This cable is absolute garbage. I bought this so I can play my ps1 classics on a TV (thats all you can do on this cable) As soon as I launched the psp home screen on the TV, the image near the top was distorted. I gave it a chance and launched a ps1 game, RE 2. The image looked clean at first but time and again the image would distort during any sort of camera change (basically every few seconds). You would think its pretty hard to screw up composite cables but these are just awful. Look elsewhere, or just buy the official cables.

Was not properly advertised and does not work with my model. Took too long tog et here and returning it isnt worth the hassle.

Sound worked but no video. Go to settings and go to display settings on other device. Or it wont show on TV. You can only watch movies or play PS1 games using this av cable. You need the component cable with the blue and green to play PSP games on your TV. So if you wanna play PSP games dont buy this av cable cause it dont work.

This cable makes it so much easier to play my psp ever since I ruined my eyes playing it back when it released. Given its only rca and wont stretch to fit your TV screen but still does the trick and really lets you see the details of the games all the little things that were too small to make out are now big enough to see much more clearly.

Didnt work at all.

no video, just only sound worked on my tv

Waited 7 weeks for it not to work.

When I tried playing games on my tv it gave me this error instead

I cannot get my PSP 2000 to run a game while displaying through this cable. I get an error message saying it must be connected using a Component (not composite, like this cable) or D-Terminal AV cable, with the picture displayed in progressive mode. I have it set to progressive, and Ive tried hooking the PSP up to both an HD monitor via a retrotink 2x and to a regular old CRT TV, and I get the exact same error on both. I can get the menu and images to display just fine (no UMD movies or video files to on my mem card to test that with), but no games whatsoever. Bummer, but it wasnt exactly an expensive cable either.