thanks for the clarification..

anyway I tot you remux king? retired from all those remuxing already ar?

wont it be too much hassle to copy the huge video file to ps3 everytime?

now this is half baked !! ..

Remux king? I passed all the duties to my friend already. Now he's the one downloading, remuxing, etc. He even owns my RS account now. Sometimes I take a peek at his drives and steal 1 or 2 movies.

I'm just focused to BDs now, got no time anymore.

bos, can you clarify, PS3 HDD is not FAT32 so no 4GB limitation, so can I remove the HDD and copy a 12GB video file like remux mp4 into this internal HDD via sata etc.. and put it back into the PS3? viola there is your 12GB 1080p mp4 movie inside the PS3.... can work ar liddis?

This post has been edited by ar188: Nov 20 2009, 04:54 PM

Just doing that sometimes only, don't like to split movies. Maybe that's just me being weird.

The transfer only takes a few minutes though.

if you got network connection why dont just use ps3 media server?

Tried that long time ago, your computer OS won't recognize it. Apparently PS3 uses it's own propriety file system format, it's not NTFS.

But disk management software like Partition Magic, etc can recognize it as a harddisk drive, just can't see or access the contents. So you can reformat it to FAT32 or NTFS to use it as normal harddisk. I did that to the original PS3 harddisk when I upgraded the PS3 to 160GB.

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Added on November 20, 2009, 5:10 pmI wanna keep the movie in my PS3, don't wanna turn on my PC every time I wanna watch. This usually movies I really love but not yet available on BD, or the existing BD release locked to other regions so I can't buy it. Once I have an 8GB Star Wars - The Empire Strikes Back, ripped from HD-broadcast in my PS3. It looked quite good in HD. Again, I'm a geek in a weird way.

Of course, all this talk is because I don't have a dedicated media player.

This post has been edited by aiman04: Nov 20 2009, 05:10 PM

just buy la.. can unlock region mah and keep as BD-iso..

while the world is going h264, sony releases this divx media player. it deserves a failure of the year award.

Cheap price...also cheap in features...

Cheap thing no good, good thing no cheap?

Does this Sony USB Media Player able to play downloaded movie from internet... example if i dload some TV series in AVI format around 350MB, if Movie around 700MB, can it be play?

this player has NO lan /wifi..how to dl movies??

your reply is irrelevant. WDTV had no lan either, until WDTV Live. None of the low end RMVB players have internet connection, yet they play downloaded RMVBs fine.

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back to the Sony - since they mention Divx, AVI format should be ok.

But there is no mention of support for RMVB and MKV. If you download movies/TV series in either of these formats then you're out of luck.

This post has been edited by SiriuslyCold: Dec 3 2009, 09:20 AM

sorry...i thought he meant using this player itself to dl movies..hehe

Sorry miss 1 part of explanation... the dloaded AVI file i put in thumb drive...
can it be play?

Example of TV Series..
Heroes, Smallville, CSI, - which is around 350MB

Coz at home i have Sony Bravia KLV-40S550A which has a USB port and it says can play movie...
but it cannot, maybe due to compression differences..

This post has been edited by Vmaker: Dec 3 2009, 11:38 AM