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  • How do I set up a PS3 Media Server?
  • ncfenwick
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    How do I do it and what’s a good setup? Am I right in thinking I need a ‘NAS’ drive with at least 1TB capacity?

    Any advice gratefully received.

    Cheers

    Milkie
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    You cannot setup the PS3 as the server. But it does have a DLNA Client built in so you can access media on a NAS.

    mrblobby
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    … or do you mean a media server that the PS3 can connect to?

    jon1973
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    You cannot setup the PS3 as the server. But it does have a DLNA Client built in so you can access media on a NAS.

    I know if you connect a HDD directly to the PS3 it neeeds to be formatted as FAT32, is that the same for a NAS drive?

    ncfenwick
    Free Member

    … or do you mean a media server that the PS3 can connect to?

    That’s what I meant!

    Milkie
    Free Member

    I know if you connect a HDD directly to the PS3 it neeeds to be formatted as FAT32, is that the same for a NAS drive?

    If the NAS drive is connected to the network, rather than directly to the PS3 via USB, then it will not matter how it is formatted.

    josemctavish
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    If you have a PC with Windows on it, then Windows Media Player can act as a media server for your PS3. You can set it up using the Stream tab at the top of Media Player window. A DLNA NAS will do the trick nicely too, capacity is up to you really and the file format shouldn’t matter.

    dobo
    Free Member

    A good place to start

    http://www.ps3mediaserver.org/

    TheFlyingOx
    Full Member

    That, or TVersity.

    elzorillo
    Free Member

    Any PC running windows media player 11 can act as a server to a PS3

    Plenty of guides on the net but it’s very easy.

    Drac
    Full Member

    Use TVersity don’t infect your PC with WMP 11.

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