Your media library. Your music. A new life for the PSP.
Optional PSPStreamFTP transfers files to and from the Memory Stick over StreamMaster Wi-Fi directly in VSH — no flash access, no PC cable needed for file transfers. Separate plugin, disabled until configured.
Turn Sony's handheld into a networked media player — at home on the TV or on the move with downloaded episodes. Browse Plex, Jellyfin, DLNA and your own files in a receiver-inspired interface with analog VU meters, cover art and music visualizations.
Promotional artwork. The player uses its own receiver-style interface.
- Films and series: timestamp-synchronized video and audio, selectable soundtracks, subtitles, chapters, resume and automatic next-episode playback.
- Music and radio: music libraries, ID3/ICY metadata, a configurable spectrum analyzer, MilkDrop presets and the Monkey tunnel — with a playable flight Easter egg.
- Your library, together: Plex, Jellyfin, DLNA and server-accessible folders; search, favorites, recently played, continue watching and editable playlists.
- Ready for travel: convert on the server, download to the Memory Stick or transfer a prepared ZIP by PC. Play without a network connection.
- On the big screen: LCD and TV-out layouts, fullscreen playback, artwork, remote controls and in-app settings with illustrated help.
The server handles transcoding; the PSP handles playback. No need to manually convert your whole collection first. Choose streaming or prepare media for offline use.
A browser and an original Xbox can play too. The web player and native Xbox client use separate playback paths; PSP support stays independent. The Xbox port is a preview — see its capabilities and limitations.
Home Assistant fits in naturally. Run the server as a Home Assistant app, or add a media-player entity through the separate HACS integration. These are two different components; see Home Assistant setup.
Optional hardware opens more possibilities. StreamMaster provides USB networking through an ESP32 board. The tested Onju Voice V3 configuration also supports external Bluetooth/USB controllers and a wired optical S/PDIF output. None of this hardware is required for ordinary PSP playback.
- Run the server with Docker, the Home Assistant app, or Python + FFmpeg.
- Enable your media sources and set a server password.
- Copy the PSP release to
PSP/GAME/PSPStreamer/on a homebrew-capable PSP. - Enter the server address in the app, connect and pick something to play.
Installation and configuration → · Release contents → · Changelog →
Keep the server's persistent data volume when updating. On the PSP, update the matching application files together and retain your configuration, presets and downloaded media. Use HTTPS outside a trusted network.
| Component | What it adds |
|---|---|
| PSP Consolizer | StreamMaster controller input for games and XMB, TV activation, overlays, configurable game rumble and optical audio mirroring. |
| FuSa Fullscreen | Fullscreen TV scaling for PSP games, with menu and overlay handling. |
| StreamerOC | Optional clock control and per-title profiles. Overclocking is hardware- and game-dependent, not required. |
| StreamMaster | ESP32 firmware, board support, wiring and controller/network setup. |
PSPStreamer is homebrew, not an official Sony product. Compatible custom firmware is required; TV-out and optional hardware features depend on your PSP and setup. Server-side FFmpeg transcoding is intentional. MilkDrop is adapted to PSP hardware: shader code is ignored and complex presets can be slow. Generic ESP32 firmware targets marked UNTESTED have not been hardware-verified.
- Detailed setup, configuration and security
- Build and test from source
- PSP client · Xbox client
- Documentation directory · Earlier development notes
- License and references / asset credits
Bug reports with relevant logs, console/controller details and reproducible steps are welcome. Screenshots of the real LCD/TV interface are welcome too.