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vuldub

2010-03-02, 10:35 AM

Hello;
I am new to the forum and challenged to find a solution. I have searched and read and searched more but cannot find a simple answer.

My setup:
WinXp machine, big hard drive, several ripped movies in the DVD format (video_TS folders)
PS3 (Gb) and Xbox (Mb) hard wired to network.

Desire:
Stream video_ts files to PS3 and Xbox. I would prefer not to recode the movies or process vobs to merge into one file or rename vobs. Hardware solutions appear to deal directly with these ripped DVDs just like they were DVDs but any software solution I have found requires reformating, right?

ericball

2010-03-02, 10:49 AM

ps3mediaserver (http://code.google.com/p/ps3mediaserver/) will handle DLNA streaming to your PS3. It may also support your Xbox.

vuldub

2010-03-02, 11:21 AM

Does ps3mediaserver manage the vobs as single videos or does it play them all in sequence as a full movie?


Canadian TV, Computing and Home Theatre Forums > Consumer Electronics and Home Computing > Home Theatre Personal Computer (HTPC) and Media Extenders > Streaming Video_TS PDA : Streaming Video_TS vuldub 2010-03-02, 10:35 AM Hello; I am new to the forum and challenged to find a solution. I have searched and read and searched more but cannot find a simple answer. My setup: WinXp machine, big hard drive, several ripped movies in the DVD format (video_TS folders) PS3 (Gb) and Xbox (Mb) hard wired to network. Desire: Stream video_ts files to PS3 and Xbox. I would prefer not to recode the movies or process vobs to merge into one file or rename vobs. Hardware solutions appear to deal directly with these ripped DVDs just like they were DVDs but any software solution I have found requires reformating, right? ericball 2010-03-02, 10:49 AM ps3mediaserver (http://code.google.com/p/ps3mediaserver/) will handle DLNA streaming to your PS3. It may also support your Xbox. vuldub 2010-03-02, 11:21 AM Does ps3mediaserver manage the vobs as single videos or does it play them all in sequence as a full movie?