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Anyone know about Playstation 3 ?


Jake

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If I bought a PS3 could I transfer HiDef video from my PC over my wireless network and onto the PS3 and play it on my TV? Or would I need to transfer the files on to something (SD Card, DVD, whatever) and then load it onto the PS3 that way?

 

I have searched on the net but couldn't find the answer. Ashley Willis thinks it can be done but hasn't actually tried it yet.

 

Can anyone confirm? Before I go and waste £400 :)

 

 

Thanks

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Seems a bit of an expensive way to get HD content on to your telly. What connections does your telly have ?

 

If it has HDMI then get a cheap g card with DVI that (encodes / decodes HD content )and get a dvi to HDMI connector.

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Apparently there's a way you can hook it up via Media Player or another proxy type device which can encode the video on the fly to something the PS3 can accept. One of the tech guys at work does this, I've not had chance to play with one myself but am keen to learn more.

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Seems a bit of an expensive way to get HD content on to your telly. What connections does your telly have ?
It's got everything. HDMI, 2x Scart, component.

 

If it has HDMI then get a cheap g card with DVI that (encodes / decodes HD content )and get a dvi to HDMI connector.
What's a g card? Where does it go?
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A word of warning; generally HD video streaming in general struggles over wireless networks. It can certainly be done, but it's far from ideal as the throughput varies - interference from other devices etc - and it only takes a small drop to kill the HD video...

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