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PS3 Media Server for ReadyNAS PRO
I have made addon PMS for readynas pro. it support transcoding in realtime (mkv can play at PS3). Addon include java, mplayer, mencoder, ffmpeg, tsmuxer and PMS. If anybody want to test it - downloa...
Hello again Sir,
What I was trying to say is that if a protocol can be left off, the server will run more efficiently. Normally we don't enable more protocols than are needed and if DLNA wasn't needed, I wouldn't enable it.
I still don't understand why the PS3 (a Linux box) can't see the shares on another Linux box on the same network when nothing was done to interfere with them seeing each other.
Once the PS3 has "seen" the server, it ought to be able to manage the files as if they were on the PS3 itself, or am I missing something?
I have never ripped a BR...don't have one, don't have a ripper for it... I assumed it would work like a DVD, i.e. you rip the "native" structure off the BR onto the HD. Shouldn't it still "look like" the BR disk and be read as if it was a BR disk on the PS3? I am probably oversimplifying things...
Same with PCH machine... I am assuming the same scenario. Yet another Linux box on the network that ought to see the files and play them?
I better go and check out the press release.
Lew
What I was trying to say is that if a protocol can be left off, the server will run more efficiently. Normally we don't enable more protocols than are needed and if DLNA wasn't needed, I wouldn't enable it.
I still don't understand why the PS3 (a Linux box) can't see the shares on another Linux box on the same network when nothing was done to interfere with them seeing each other.
Once the PS3 has "seen" the server, it ought to be able to manage the files as if they were on the PS3 itself, or am I missing something?
I have never ripped a BR...don't have one, don't have a ripper for it... I assumed it would work like a DVD, i.e. you rip the "native" structure off the BR onto the HD. Shouldn't it still "look like" the BR disk and be read as if it was a BR disk on the PS3? I am probably oversimplifying things...
Same with PCH machine... I am assuming the same scenario. Yet another Linux box on the network that ought to see the files and play them?
I better go and check out the press release.
Lew
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