View Full Version : playing films on PS3 via usb memory stick..
worcestersauce
24th July, 2011, 09:04 AM
Got some films downloaded on laptop (AVI files) and i have converted them using ConvertX4.....It was all working fine at first but now the films come up as "corrupted data"
Theres 2 films on the memory stick (32gb so plenty room on it) which still play fine, but when i put any other film onto the stick they come up as corrupted data, yet i have done them exactly the same way as the 2 films that work ??
The films play fine on the laptop.......anyone got any ideas ??
Thanks people :ciao:
Rodbouy
24th July, 2011, 09:22 AM
Just use PS3 media server to stream them and it will encode them on the fly.
Not all avi will play, depending on the codec required.
worcestersauce
24th July, 2011, 09:35 AM
Thanks for that will give it a go later (when son gets off modern warfare 2) lol:shakehands:
worcestersauce
24th July, 2011, 11:10 AM
Maybe a dumb question but where do i find the PS3 media server mate ??
Rodbouy
24th July, 2011, 11:15 AM
Hi mate, install it on to your pc or laptop
PS3 Media Server (http://ps3mediaserver.blogspot.com/)
then pick a folder say movies in your pc/laptop where your movie or files are located and add them to the media server on the pc/laptop.
Once you have done this, turn on the PS3 and you should see the icon for it and play your files.
worcestersauce
24th July, 2011, 02:15 PM
Thanks very much for your help mate, all sorted now......fantastic!:shakehands:
Rodbouy
24th July, 2011, 02:40 PM
Nice one mate.
bear23
26th July, 2011, 08:57 PM
I think that the max usb divice u can conect is a 16gb, also be carefull with new torrents that r encoded with a time lock that stops the movie 10mins in, so read coms on the torrent if u can.
Angus McBastard
26th July, 2011, 09:11 PM
can you point me in the direction of the actual downlaod? got directed across to someone called 'ps3mediaserver.googlecom' or something ans the file would not download at all?
thanks
Angus McBastard
26th July, 2011, 09:28 PM
:help:
can you point me in the direction of the actual downlaod? got directed across to someone called 'ps3mediaserver.googlecom' or something ans the file would not download at all?
thanks
s'okay! :)
was totally looking at the tree's when there was a huge pile of wood right in front of me! :)
thanks again ( now tofigure out how to get it on my ps3 LOL )
JOOLS05
7th August, 2011, 07:29 PM
I use TVersity and works well with PS3 :party :
aic719
12th September, 2011, 06:37 PM
odd dont bother converting though. 90pct of my downloads work without any work
teerak2uk
13th September, 2011, 07:30 AM
I think that the max usb divice u can conect is a 16gb, also be carefull with new torrents that r encoded with a time lock that stops the movie 10mins in, so read coms on the torrent if u can.
Not heard of this is it something new the ten minute thing
Spenny
3rd October, 2011, 02:35 PM
Ive noticed quite a couple of 'new' movies lately dont work properly. I can watch them on my laptop immediately after download, but once transfered to a memory stick and put onto the PS3 they become problematic.
Basically the movie will play, but for example on the film "Battle Los Angeles" the audio cancels out after 30 or so minuted and a message appears on screen. Seems like a anti-piracy crackdown.
ricky_uk1
3rd October, 2011, 02:52 PM
Ive noticed quite a couple of 'new' movies lately dont work properly. I can watch them on my laptop immediately after download, but once transfered to a memory stick and put onto the PS3 they become problematic.
Basically the movie will play, but for example on the film "Battle Los Angeles" the audio cancels out after 30 or so minuted and a message appears on screen. Seems like a anti-piracy crackdown.
yer Cinavia is sonys latest attempt to defeat
piracy = Epic fail by sony though
but here is how you do it
How to Bypass Cinavia Protection
How to Bypass Cinavia Protection
ow to Bypass Cinavia Protection
Believe it or not mkv2vob does this for you. As long as you don?t have ?Always Transcode DTS? checked, it will remove Cinavia protection for you. Obviously you?ll only ever need to do this for when you back up movies you already own. I would never condone illegally downloading videos off of the internet
vortex13
12th November, 2011, 01:54 PM
ps3 media server ...the only stable solution for me until now !!
pythagoras
13th November, 2011, 12:22 PM
I used to use TVersity and windows Mediaplayer. Then I got myself xtreamer and was happy with it for a while until I gave it to my kid brother. I recomend either xtreamer or simply a long HDMI cable to stream media from your PC or laptop. Nothing can encode better than a PC, man. Unless you have some old pentium II with no graphic card.
Im saying this because after using PS3 to stream media (from USB, TVersity) for a year, the PS3 cooling fan went crazy for no reason
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