PS3 - Play content from networked windows share? Please help.
I'm really trying to get my head around soo many things at once I want to make sure I'm not making this more difficult then it is. I'm quite new to Linux.
I'm trying to decide on what apps I need to accomplish the following: I have a windows "Server" with all my DVD's ripped to a shared folder in the format: serverName/movies/superCoolMovie/video_ts/ifo and multiple vobs (These movies are all unencrypted) From my PS3 I would like to use my sixaxis controller to navigate a 'Library' including dvd movie covers etc and start playing the movie. I was thinking xubuntu and freevo? Does this make sense, or is there a better solution or combination I should consider? It seems allot of the posts I read have something streaming the content from the server to the ps3. This isn't what I want to do, I want to have no dependency on the server other then it being up and sharing the folder. Additional note; I don't want to have to rename my movie files, merge vobs, or re-encode them. I see some applications exist that do Upnp encoding and streaming etc, would this really still be needed? Thanks for your expertise. |
The last time i checked PS3 firmware had no support for accessing SMB filesystems.
http://boardsus.playstation.com/play...sage.id=105374 Your Best bet is to use DLNA. |
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