45w ago - Following up on their
previous update, today PlayStation 3 developer
happy.neko has announced that PS3 Media Server 1.60.0 is officially released for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X!
Download:
PS3 Media Server 1.60.0 (Windows) /
PS3 Media Server 1.60.0 (Linux) /
PS3 Media Server 1.60.0 (Mac) /
Other PS3 Media Server Builds /
SVN
PS3 Media Server 1.60.0 Changelog:
- Added support for PGS (Blu-ray) subtitles
- Added support for TX3G (MPEG-4 Timed Text) subtitles
- Added support for VobSub (DVD) subtitles in MP4 container
- Better handling of embedded SSA/ASS subs styling
- Fixed audio track selection for MP4s and MOVs
- Fixed DV videos detection
- Added support for WebM videos downloaded from YouTube
- Optimized CBRVideoBitrate value for Panasonic TVs (thanks, ExSport!)
- Added new renderer: Sony SMP-N100 (thanks, mrw1986 and guillepalao!)
- Localized audio and subtitle priority defaults
- Language updates: Catalan translation update (thanks, aseques!) and Simplified Chinese translation update (thanks, lovenemesis!)
Can I watch netflix with this on my ps3 3.55 cfw ?
Netflix - surely you can just browse to netflix site in the PS3 browser? I don't have a netflix account so haven't tried it. (It *might* be possible to stream netflix stuff via PS3MediaServer with a plugin, but you'd have to have a look on their forums)
PS3MediaServer is for streaming media files from your PC/network to the PS3 in a format that the PS3 can play. e.g. You have .divx/.xvid/.avi/.mkv/.mpg/.mpeg/other video files on your PC, these can be steamed to the PS3 with on-the-fly transcoding to a format the ps3 can play (if ps3 supports the format, they are streamed directly with no transcoding).
So for example, you have a large collection of (owned!!) DVD's which you've ripped to video files on your pc, you also have some (copyright free!!) downloaded video's on your PC - you can setup your PC with PS3MediaServer and then browse your video's via the PS3's "Video" menu. (also works for MP3's and Photos!)
It can be a little bit of a pain to get configured, but once setup correctly it works very well - i use it with my network storage server to serve all my home movies, family pics etc. I can browse them on my PS3, Android phone, bravia TV in the lounge, Other tv in the bedroom, laptop etc
It's a DNLA server (have a look on wikipedia or just google it). Hope this helps?!
cool game look forward for this game...
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Download: https://ps3mediaserver.googlecode.com/files/pms-setup-windows-1.81.0.exe / https://ps3mediaserver.googlecode.com/files/pms-generic-linux-unix-1.81.0.tgz / https://ps3mediaserver.googlecode.com/files/pms-macosx-1.81.0.dmg / https://code.google.com/p/ps3mediaserver/downloads/list / http://www.spirton.com/svn/PS3MS-SB/
PS3 Media Server 1.81.0 Changelog:
• Engines:
• FFmpeg:
• Add/fix audio channel options
• Build script: add HTTPS support
• WEB.conf:
• Add support for the file:// protocol
• Match protocols (e.g. mms://...) before extensions (e.g. example.com/foo.mms)
• Misc:
• Media Parser v1: fix audio channel parsing
• Fix for "Can't assign requested address" bug after update to Java 1.6.0_45 on Mac OSX
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pretty sure you can do that already - just save your image in a folder (I called mine "Images" and add the following line with correct image file name!) to the relevant .conf file (found in C:\Program Files\PS3 Media Server\renderers\)
i.e. PS3.conf in your case:-
RendererIcon=images/PhatPS3.png
Download: https://ps3mediaserver.googlecode.com/files/pms-setup-windows-1.80.0.exe / https://ps3mediaserver.googlecode.com/files/pms-generic-linux-unix-1.80.0.tgz / https://ps3mediaserver.googlecode.com/files/pms-macosx-1.80.0.dmg / https://code.google.com/p/ps3mediaserver/downloads/list / http://www.spirton.com/svn/PS3MS-SB/
PS3 Media Server 1.80.0 Changelog:
• Regressions:
• Re-allow all transcode engines to be disabled
• PMS.conf:
• FFmpeg has been renamed ffmpeg_video_custom_options and now defaults to null
• Renderers:
• Document TranscodeVideo and TranscodeAudio profiles
• Panasonic TVs: Add "exclusive" option to SeekByTime to work around a transcoding issue
• PS3: Restore seek-by-time support for streaming
• Android: allowing chunked transfer
• AirPlayer & iPad/iPhone: transcoding to WMV format gives better results
• Improved support for Sony Bravia HX (thanks, mazey!)
• Improved streaming support for some renderers (thanks, ExSport!)
• Engines:
• FFmpeg Video and FFmpeg Web Video:
• Support all three TranscodeVideo profiles: WMV, MPEGTSAC3 and MPEGPSAC3
• Preserve source video quality
• FFmpeg Video:
• Custom FFmpeg options are now read before each transcode rather than only at startup (parity with custom MEncoder options)
• Rescale videos larger than the renderer's max height/width
• Updated to use "wmav2" codec (#1583)
• FFmpeg Audio: support all TranscodeAudio profiles
• VLC:
• Added support for VLC as engine (thanks, LordQuackstar!)
Language updates:
• Updated Brazilian translation (thanks, Bruno Arueira!)
• Updated Catalan translation (thanks, oscaroe!)
• Updated simplified Chinese translation (thanks, lovenemesis!)
• Updated Italian translation (thanks, nocciola82!)
Misc:
• Fixed bug that prevents PMS running multiple profiles concurrently
• Fixed NPE when responding to DLNA subtitle requests
• Fixed NPE for empty soapactions
• Image thumbnailer:
• Added thumbnail support for TIFF and other formats
• Trapped exception when handling unsupported formats
• Fixed response to M-SEARCH "ssdp:all" message (thanks, ler0y!)
• Fixed fontconfig configuration for Mac OSX, improving subtitle quality
• Moved several transcoding settings from MEncoder to Common transcoding settings
• Layout improvements to remove scroll bars where possible
• Help is now context sensitive
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This software works like a charm like always...