You may have noticed a lot of changes here at PSP Fanboy. We just keep trying harder to help our readers get the most out of their PSP. With that in mind, this new feature RSS this! will show you some great feeds to subscribe to using the PSPs RSS ability.
This week I want to introduce you to a radio show/podcast that you may or may not be aware of. All Games Interactive is one of the only daily podcasts around and most importantly, it's about games. The ringmaster of the show is Scot Rubin who gamers may remember back when he hosted G4TV.com, one of the only shows that was ever worth watching on the now non-gaming network. He is joined by show producer Lawrence Young and Jessica Villarreal who delivers the news.
If Howard Stern was obsessed with gaming the result would be something like All Games Interactive. Other than delivering all the day's gaming news, the show often deals with the private lives of those involved with the show. AGI also features interviews with game creators and is part of an online gaming radio network titled All Games. The show airs live or can be listened to in podcast form later the same day. If you like your gaming podcast filled with humor, sexually charged dialog and occasional technical issues than All Games Interactive is for you. I know I can't stop listening to it myself.
If you too want to listen to All Games Interactive, just go into your PSP's web browser and click this link: http://feeds.feedburner.com/AllGamesInteractive. Then you can exit your web browser and AGI should be in your RSS channels.Alternatively you can always just download the shows episodes and listen to them from your music folder.
Got something you have RSS'd and would like us to feature it? Just let us know in the comments, or let us know what you think of All
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1-16-2007 @ 8:57AM
Kichigai Mentat said...
You know, PSP's RSS feature is really quite annoying. I don't listen to many podcasts, so what would be really useful to me would be for the PSP to work with "text" RSS feeds (IE: your average RSS feed, like the one PSP Fanboy has). But NOOOOO, I guess Sony thinks this is far too much for the itty bitty PSP to handle.
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1-16-2007 @ 9:31AM
daniel-kun said...
Check out all the good shows on g4: http://www.g4tv.com/podcasts
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1-16-2007 @ 11:04AM
Michael said...
Just like poster #1 - I don't care much for audio / video RSS. All I really want is TEXT feeds. Tried feeds from engadget and the register (and a few others) and so far no luck. All I get is a stupid 'there is item' message. Even though there is 'PLENTY of item.'
Anybody happens to know how to make PSP work with plain old text RSS?
Michael
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1-16-2007 @ 11:32AM
HarveyJC said...
I agree with the previous posts. I too have been looking for something useful to do with the RSS capability.
At a minimum I would like to be able to do text, but if there are any cool podcasts, I'd like to check those out as well.
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1-16-2007 @ 12:53PM
Dolphgb said...
Couldn't agree less with all the 'textophiles' above...
I set the RSS Timer to download all my favourite video podcasts during the night, like Geekbrief, Tiki Bar, Broken Saints etc. and then watch them on the commute to work - perfect, and no need for PSP Media Manager or any other software.
The PSP RSS feature, and especially the Timer on the latest firmware, is brill.
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1-16-2007 @ 1:47PM
Nav said...
I'm sorta' in between here. Like Dolphgb, I think the ability to record pod/vodcasts on the device you watch or listen to them on is amazing and, as far as I know, is pretty much unmatched until the iPhone comes out. On the other hand, some basic text RSS functionality would be great for just reading the headlines or getting the weather etc. Hopefully, the firmware will be updated to include this feature.
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1-16-2007 @ 1:48PM
Wayne said...
http://www.channelfrederator.com
I think I got this one from here in the first place. It's weekly and there is some great stuff! It about 20 minutes per cast, short animations and whatever.
I wish Sony didn't mess up the scheduled download workaround. Rather than allow streaming, they come up with this, which would be great, if you could set it to weekly as well as daily schedule! Yet another H.A. solution.
Don't get me wrong, I like my PSP and they have more than most but if you can't get something right the first time out, hold it back. Your just generating bad press.
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1-16-2007 @ 1:57PM
Ewan Spence said...
I guess this is the point where I mention The Podcast Network's PSP Show (http://psp.thepodcastnetwork.com/ and http://psp.thepodcastnetwork.com/feed/)
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1-16-2007 @ 7:14PM
Shane said...
I like a couple.
http://feeds.feedburner.com/psppodcast/
A PSP podcast from PGRevolution.com
http://feeds.feedburner.com/vgpodcasts/ds
A DS (gasp!) podcast from the same people that make the PSP podcast.
http://nerdblurb.com/
The nerdblurb podcast is usually good as well.
The only problem is none of these have been updated since about a week before Christmas. Hopefully they are back to regular soon.
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1-19-2007 @ 10:12AM
bxbailey said...
I love RSS feeds since they can be downloaded anywhere I can get wifi and listened to without wifi. I wish they would add this feature to the PS3 so I can download them there as well.
Here are a list of a couple I was using before adding all gaming revolution
http://www.1up.com/do/minisite?cId=3144909
1up yours
Games for windows
EGM
http://www.twit.tv/
TWIT
TWIM
Security Now
http://podcasts.engadget.com/rss.xml
Engadget
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