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PSPMAN Public Alpha supports PSP-2000, PSP-3000, PSP Go with Memory Stick Micro (M2), and PSP Street (E1000). PSP Go internal system storage is not supported. PSP-1000 is not supported.

• Browse All Songs, Album, Artist, Folder, Favorites, Recent, and Playlists.
• Queue, shuffle, repeat, previous/next, pause/resume, and seeking.
• A Walkman-inspired Now Playing screen with embedded album artwork.
• Cassette mode with animated reels and selectable cassette designs.

1. Back up important files before installing alpha software.
2. Extract the download and copy the complete PSPMAN folder to /PSP/GAME/ on the Memory Stick.
3. Confirm that the application ends at /PSP/GAME/PSPMAN/EBOOT.PBP.
4. Put compatible FLAC or MP3 files in /MUSIC/ or /PSP/MUSIC/.
5. Safely disconnect the PSP, launch PSPMAN, and allow the first scan to finish.

The User's Guide includes controls, troubleshooting, supported limits, and safe-exit instructions.

Under memory pressure, some embedded artwork may not load. This is more likely with PNG or unusually large images. Playback is unaffected; using smaller JPEG artwork is a temporary workaround.

On compilation albums, opening an album through Artists may show the complete compilation instead of only the selected artist's tracks. Playback is unaffected.

Check the public issue tracker for current reports and workarounds.

PSPMAN saves a local diagnostic log named PSPMAN-HW-DIAG.log at the Memory Stick root. Nothing is uploaded automatically. Each launch replaces the previous log, so copy it before opening PSPMAN again after a problem.

The bug-reporting guide explains what to attach and how to protect private or copyrighted material.