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Sony Media Software. Page 6. 4.2. Sample RSS file for PSPT Media Manager. This section describes the contents of the RSS feed and how it is used in PSPT …

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Feeds Specification Sony Media Software Page 1
Sony | Media Software
PSP. (Playstation?Portable) Media Manager
Specifications for Feed Providers and Feed Publishers
Revision History
Date Version Changes Author
3/31/2006 1.0 Version for publication Kim Varnell
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1. Overview
PSP. (Playstation?Portable) Media Manager is PC companion software for owners of PSP. systems. The
application’s primary purpose is to allow users to transfer music, photos, videos, and game saves between
a PC and a PSP. One of the software features is the ability to download RSS feeds for transfer to the PSP.
This document describes how to make RSS feeds available within PSP. Media Manager.
Please see the following page for more information about PSP. Media Manager:
http://www.mediasoftwareapps.com/productinfo.asp?product=pspmm
There are many ways for users to subscribe to feeds within PSP. Media Manager:
Subscribe to a feed from the software’s feed Directory.
Click the Add button, and then paste a URL into the provided input box.
Drag a link to the RSS feed from a web browser, and drop it onto the software GUI.
Import an OPML list created by a different RSS aggregator.
The audience for this document: anyone interested in delivering feeds (podcasts, and video blogs, photos,
and PSP-formatted magazines) to users…