How To Setup Remote Play

This Tutorial will show you how you setup remote play between ps3 and psp

What Is Remote Play

Remote Play is a feature on the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable which allows a PlayStation Portable user to interact with their PlayStation 3's Xross Media Bar. Users can access music, videos and games and various programs stored on the PlayStation 3's HDD, external flash drive, or optical media.

Remote Play works by encoding a video and audio stream (most likely AVC and AAC) of the output image on a PlayStation 3 then delivering it over a network (via TCP port 9293) to a PlayStation Portable. Actions performed on the PSP such as the pressing of buttons are uploaded back to the PlayStation 3 over the same connection. This is similar in concept to the Slingbox.

The latest update includes the ability to use the feature across the internet, turn your PlayStation 3 on remotely, use a few applications, and play all PlayStation 1 games, whether stored on the HDD or on an optical disc.

Compatibility
To use the basic Remote Play feature on the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable, users must update:

PlayStation 3 System Software to be at least version 1.60
PlayStation Portable System Software to be at least version 3.10[1] or custom PSP firmware of similar capability.
To use the internet enabled version of Remote Play[2] users must update:

PlayStation 3 System Software to be at least version 1.80
PlayStation Portable System Software to be at least version 3.50 or custom PSP firmware of similar capability.
The Remote Play functionality originally did not work with the 20GB configuration of the PlayStation 3 as it lacks Wi-Fi and therefore cannot connect and stream to a PlayStation Portable. The 1.60 firmware upgrade addresses this issue by allowing the PSP to connect to the 20GB version. Users set up a Remote Play connection by first registering their PSP with a USB mini B cable. Once this has been done the PSP may be connected to the PlayStation 3

Remote start function
With PlayStation 3 System Software update 2.00, it is now possible to turn the PlayStation 3 system on and off with the PlayStation Portable. To be able to remotely start the PlayStation 3 system you need to do the following:

Auto-Login to the PlayStation Network needs to be enabled
Settings > Remote Play Settings > Remote Start > On
To turn the PlayStation 3 off (standby mode) press the home button and select "Turn PS3 Off".

how to setup remote play
The [Remote Play Settings] option under Settings lets you adjust the settings necessary to use the PSP system for remote play.

Register Device: Register the PSP system to be used for remote play with the PS3 system. Follow the on-screen instructions to register (pair) the devices.

Registered Device List: View a list of PSP systems that are registered.

Custom Connection Settings: If you select [Custom Connection Settings], you can manually change the SSID and encryption key to match those that are set on the PS3 system. It is usually not necessary to adjust these settings.

With system software version 1.60, if a USB cable is used to register (pair) a PSP system with a PS3 system, the systems will be able to communicate with each other in Infrastructure Mode.

Registering a device

Connect the PSP system and PS3 system using a USB cable.
Select [USB Connection] under Settings on the PSP system.
Select [Register Device] under Settings > [Remote Play Settings] on the PS3 system.
Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the registration (pairing). When the registration is complete, the USB cable can be removed.

Using remote play (via the PS3 system’s Wireless LAN feature)

If using this method for remote play, the PSP system software must be version 3.10 or later.

Select [Remote Play] under [Network] in the PS3 system's Home Menu. The system will enter remote play connection standby mode.
Select [Remote Play] under [Network] in the PSP system's Home Menu.
Select [PLAYSTATION®3] from the list of connections. If the connection is successful, the PS3 system screen will be displayed on the PSP system.
Using remote play (via an access point)

Register (pair) the PSP system with the PS3 system.
Create a network connection for connecting the PSP system to an access point. For details on creating a network connection, refer to the user's guide for the PSP system. If the PSP system is already connected to a network via an access point, you do not have to create a new network connection.
Select [Remote Play] under Network in the PS3 system's Home Menu. The system will enter remote play connection standby mode.
Select [Remote Play] under Network in the PSP system's Home Menu.
From the list of connections, select the connection for the access point to be used for remote play. If the connection is successful, the PS3 system screen will be displayed on the PSP system.
Notes:

A wireless router is an access point equipped with router functionality. An access point is a device that allows you to connect to a network wirelessly. A router is a device used when sharing one Internet connection among multiple devices.
A modem may be equipped with router functionality. Connect the PS3 system to a device that is equipped with router functionality.
If the access point and modem both are equipped with router functionality, turn the router functionality off on one of these devices. The PS3 system and PSP system must be connected within the same network. If two or more routers are used at the same time, the PS3 system and PSP system may be connected to separate networks and you may not be able to use remote play.
Using remote play (via the Internet)

Using the access point of a public wireless LAN service, you can connect the PSP system to the PS3 system within your home over the Internet. By setting the PS3 system in remote play connection standby mode, you can use remote play even when you are far away from home.
Connect to the Internet via a wired or wireless connection
Connect to the PS3 system using an Internet connection
An access point outside of the home
To use this function, the PSP system software must be version 3.50 or later. The version 3.50 update is planned for release at the end of May 2007.
To use remote play over the Internet, you must have a PLAYSTATION®Network account.
The method of using a public wireless LAN service and the charges for such use vary depending on the service provider. For details, contact the service provider.
Select [Sign In] under Friends in the PS3 system's Home Menu. To use remote play over the Internet, you must sign in to PLAYSTATION Network.
Select [Remote Play] under Network in the PS3 system's Home Menu. The system will enter remote play connection standby mode and your sign-in ID will be displayed.
Select [Remote Play] under Network in the PSP system's Home Menu.
Select [Connect via Internet] as the method of connecting to the PS3 system.
From the list of connections, select the connection for the access point to be used for remote play.
Enter the PLAYSTATION Network sign-in ID and password that are being used by the PS3 system.
If the connection is successful, the PS3 system screen will be displayed on the PSP system.

For details about remote play, refer to the user’s guide for the PS3 system software.
To connect the PSP system to a PS3 system and use remote play from a location far away from home, the PS3 system must be set in remote play connection standby mode in step 2 above.