3 Jun 2008 at 12:23 #1 Virdi Virdi Soldato Joined 11 Jun 2004 Posts 4,219 Location Middlesex, London Hi all, Can the PS3 play large size media files? As my understanding is that the PS3 can only accept the FAT/FAT32? So that means no more than 4Gb a file right? is there a workaround? Thanks
Hi all, Can the PS3 play large size media files? As my understanding is that the PS3 can only accept the FAT/FAT32? So that means no more than 4Gb a file right? is there a workaround? Thanks
3 Jun 2008 at 12:38 #3 Virdi Virdi Soldato OP Joined 11 Jun 2004 Posts 4,219 Location Middlesex, London Yep - Have thought about that - But in my experience that sometimes causes gitches and you have to have another PC on etc.. I'd much rather maybe run off a USB hard drive..?
Yep - Have thought about that - But in my experience that sometimes causes gitches and you have to have another PC on etc.. I'd much rather maybe run off a USB hard drive..?
3 Jun 2008 at 15:04 #12 Virdi Virdi Soldato OP Joined 11 Jun 2004 Posts 4,219 Location Middlesex, London iv-tecman said: I just copy the file to the local HDD using HFS, 7.9gb is the largest I've copied over so far, works a treat.. Streaming HD movies from my wireless network is a bit iffy, it can't quite cope with it. Click to expand... What is HFS? - By 'Local HDD' - U mean the PS3's internal Hard Drive? ....and the 7.9Gb File in a Video File? (What format pls?) Works fine? Thanks
iv-tecman said: I just copy the file to the local HDD using HFS, 7.9gb is the largest I've copied over so far, works a treat.. Streaming HD movies from my wireless network is a bit iffy, it can't quite cope with it. Click to expand... What is HFS? - By 'Local HDD' - U mean the PS3's internal Hard Drive? ....and the 7.9Gb File in a Video File? (What format pls?) Works fine? Thanks
