Now all you have to do is take the resulting AIFF or WAV file and drop it into iTunes, then select the file and choose Advanced>Convert Selection to MP3 to let iTunes convert the file to an MP3.
Make sure that under Importing in iTunes' Preferences, you have the encoder set to MP3 Encoder. Since this is a very basic audio track, you may want to play around with the settings of the encoder to create a smaller file, making more space for other files on your Memory Stick.
If you don't have iTunes, then you can use a free program such as LAME (http://lame.sourceforge.net/) or Audacity (http://audacity.sourceforge.net, which uses LAME under the hood to perform the conversions) to convert the file to MP3.
After converting the file, select the freshly converted version of the file and select File >Show Song File to display the MP3 in the Finder. Simply drag the file over to your PSP's mounted Memory Stick and drop it into /PSP/MUSIC/, so that you can listen to it on the PSP.
Make sure that under Importing in iTunes' Preferences, you have the encoder set to MP3 Encoder. Since this is a very basic audio track, you may want to play around with the settings of the encoder to create a smaller file, making more space for other files on your Memory Stick.
If you don't have iTunes, then you can use a free program such as LAME (http://lame.sourceforge.net/) or Audacity (http://audacity.sourceforge.net, which uses LAME under the hood to perform the conversions) to convert the file to MP3.
After converting the file, select the freshly converted version of the file and select File >Show Song File to display the MP3 in the Finder. Simply drag the file over to your PSP's mounted Memory Stick and drop it into /PSP/MUSIC/, so that you can listen to it on the PSP.
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