Convert MOD to PSP Video — Free Online Converter

MOD is the Amiga tracker format — sequenced instrument samples forming chiptune and demo music. The PlayStation Portable (PSP) is Sony's handheld gaming console with a 480x272 TFT screen and dedicated media playback capabilities. Converting MOD to PSP Video produces an MP4 file encoded to the PSP's specific requirements: H.264 Baseline Profile Level 1.3, MPEG-4 Simple Profile, or AVC at 480x272 resolution with AAC-LC audio — the exact specifications that the PSP's XMB media player accepts.

The PSP cannot play tracker formats — its media firmware only supports MP4, AVI (MPEG-4 SP), and Memory Stick Video. For PSP owners who want to listen to chiptune and MOD music on their handheld, video conversion is the only reliable path. The PSP's excellent audio output (both built-in speakers and headphone jack) makes it a surprisingly good portable music player for retro gaming audio.

This conversion appeals to PSP homebrew community members, retro gaming enthusiasts, and collectors who use PSPs for both gaming and media consumption with a preference for chiptune and demoscene music.