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As for setting it depends on your firmware. The easiest would probably be redoing all the steps to the initial set-up of OtherOs. If you get another chance at it try to double check/cross-reference what you typed for kboot.conf, wish I could figure it out myself, but am not changing a thing on my end because of the off chance I too lose UDF 2.5 support.
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:grin: On a side note, loving the new site icon set for PS3News.com. (Should make it a credit purchase item, and add a radio button in the User CP, IMO) :grin: |
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UDF 2.5 with new YDL upgrade?
The question is if anyone have the UDF 2.5 working with the latest YDL upgrade for WIFI and the latest firmeware? Sorry for my english. P.D. I love my PS3.. Just don't understand what $ony is waiting to allow video streaming. |
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I installed the udf driver yesterday and it worked fine. I connected the hd-dvd from xbox onto the ps3 and linux recognised it automatically. I could then see the whole directory structure and tried to play it with mplayer after installing it succesfully but the EVO files where not viewable. Any solutions ?
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I tried that route briefly when I first installed YellowDog. I got VLC (or mplayer?) to play the .mt2s file, but it was definately less than satisfactory. Quite choppy, and I don't think I could get dolby digital (though sound was coming out of the spdif). I quickly realized that this was not what I wanted and that I would never be satisified, so I built a HTPC. I believe the people that are using their ps3's for playback are going thru a fairly complex process to convert their movies for adequate playback. I did not want to convert and lose any quality - after all, that's the whole point of HD (having the best possible picture at this moment in time).
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