Unlimited Video for PSP v1.5.0 – .flv and .m2v format now supported

If you’re looking for a solid Windows-based video encoder for formatting videos to Sony‘s PlayStation Portable, then homebrew developer Florian Bertaux (lefbe) has just the thing for you. The latest release of Unlimited Video for PSP v1.5.0 now includes support for .flv and .m2v files, as well as an improved overall encoding quality among other things.

Download: Unlimited Video for PSP v1.5.0

Developer Florian Bertaux (lefbe) has released a new version of his nifty PSP homebrew application Unlimited Video for PSP v1.5.0, a Windows-based video encoder for formatting videos to Sony‘s PlayStation Portable handheld. The latest release now includes support for .flv and .m2v files, as well as an improved overall encoding quality among other things.

Here’s what’s new since the previous version of Unlimited Video for PSP:

• Flv format now supported.
• Format m2v now supported.
• Supports Dualcore.
• Supports QuadCore.
• Improving the quality of the encoding.
• More information is available in the basic information and real time:
• Service Pack.
• Bios
• More information is available on the video file for output.
• Streams Video / Audio:
• Miscellaneous.
• Play time.
• Resolution.
• Frame rate.
• Error Handling improved.
• Shortcut is available on the Office user.
• Information via Mediainfo 0.7.5.6 available
• Volume Management Release-flight minimum = 300 / default 600 / Max 900

The application is downloadable as a Windows Installer executable (MSI format) and provides instructions in French.

As a final and rather touching note, the developer mentions that he dedicates this version to both his grandmother who passed away recently and to his five-year old daughter who recently celebrated her birthday.

Download: Unlimited Video for PSP v1.5.0