5 Sep 2009 at 18:18 #1 Andybtsn Andybtsn Don Joined 23 Oct 2005 Posts 44,386 Location North Yorkshire Guys, I have a 40gb PS3. If I have an AVI video file, can I stick on a USB hard drive, plug into PS3 and watch it?
Guys, I have a 40gb PS3. If I have an AVI video file, can I stick on a USB hard drive, plug into PS3 and watch it?
5 Sep 2009 at 18:19 #2 Ascendancy Ascendancy Soldato Joined 4 May 2006 Posts 3,361 Location Manchester Yup. Needs to be in a folder /VIDEO/ and the drive must be FAT32 I think.
5 Sep 2009 at 18:23 #3 Andybtsn Andybtsn Don OP Joined 23 Oct 2005 Posts 44,386 Location North Yorkshire Thanks bud
5 Sep 2009 at 18:51 #4 ic1male ic1male Caporegime Joined 28 Oct 2003 Posts 32,573 Location Chestershire Well, only by trying it will you know. AVI is a container for many different codecs. The PS3 might not like what's inside the AVI...
Well, only by trying it will you know. AVI is a container for many different codecs. The PS3 might not like what's inside the AVI...
5 Sep 2009 at 19:01 #5 Wyrdo Wyrdo Soldato Joined 19 Feb 2004 Posts 15,102 Location Darlington, UK Ascendancy said: Yup. Needs to be in a folder /VIDEO/ and the drive must be FAT32 I think. Click to expand... You sure about the folder? I'm sure I just dumped them onto the top level and they worked fine.
Ascendancy said: Yup. Needs to be in a folder /VIDEO/ and the drive must be FAT32 I think. Click to expand... You sure about the folder? I'm sure I just dumped them onto the top level and they worked fine.
5 Sep 2009 at 19:05 #6 Ascendancy Ascendancy Soldato Joined 4 May 2006 Posts 3,361 Location Manchester Wyrdo said: You sure about the folder? I'm sure I just dumped them onto the top level and they worked fine. Click to expand... I was just relaying what a quick Google search told me It was dated back sometime in '08 though, so maybe recent firmware updates have removed the folder requirement.
Wyrdo said: You sure about the folder? I'm sure I just dumped them onto the top level and they worked fine. Click to expand... I was just relaying what a quick Google search told me It was dated back sometime in '08 though, so maybe recent firmware updates have removed the folder requirement.