Recently i went to try out Tversity with my PS3 and it totally blow me away. Before I use Tversity, I have to convert all the non-PS3 compatible video format to a PS3 compatible format which is limited to MP4 and DIVX. That takes lots of time and space on the HD and is a real pain in the ass.

Now with Tversity, I can play all types of video format with my LCD TV using my PS3 which includes quicktime movies and rmvb format where most the Hong Kong and chinese series is encoded. You don't even need to transfer it to your PS3 HDD. Just keep it on your PC HDD and Tversity will stream it to your PS3 realtime. What is most amazing is that it can handles mkv files and you know what that means..... HD content with 5.1 or 6.1 AC3 audio if you know where to find and download them. I have try out Ratatouille in 720P and they are gorgeous.

Other great things about Tversity is that you can turn your PS3 into internet TV as you can add internet tv, video podcast, audio podcast and stream them real time to your TV. Add internet radio and suddenly you have the world's radio station at your fingertips.

By now you should have an idea how Tversity can turn your living room into a global universal media centre.

If you haven't try it out, go and download it now. You won't regret it.

Here is the link ... Tversity

But please read this guide first...it really helps Guide no. 1

Guide no.2

Btw..it work on the XBOX360 and PSP too!!!

Here is guide on how to get your mkv files to work smoothly on your PS3!
I have figure out out how to play mkv files smooth on the PS3 via Tversity. MKV files cannot be play directly on the PS3 so you need Tversity to stream it to your PS3.
Some mkv files with lower video bitrate can be stream to PS3 smoothly but some are just laggy no matter what you do. The main cause of this is Tversity itself.

1. For laggy mkv files, just use tsMuxeR to convert the mkv files to m2ts or ts or vob which can then be played on the PS3 direct without any lag at all! I notice one disadvantages of mkv streaming is that i cannot get it to work in Dolby Digital via Tversity. But once you convert it to ts or m2ts you can play it directly on your PS3 without lag and in dolbly Digital. You can even burn the m2ts or ts on dvd and play it on the PS3 or simply store it in the external usb drive. M2ts cannot be stream to your PS3 via Tversity because Tversity cannot recognise it unless someone knows a way around it. So I prefer to convert it to ts which Tversity can recognise and stream directly on the PS3.

The conversion process using tsMuxeR is a a very simply one. The video or audio content is not actually converted at all. All tsMuxeR does is that it extracts (demuxes) the video and audio from the Matroska .MKV file and wraps them (muxes) to a .m2ts transport stream format. The video or audio remain untouched, so the quality is not impacted and the process is very fast.

Here is a guide on how to do it.
Using tsMuxeR to author a AVCHD or Blu-ray disc

Once again the process of remuxing the files and authoring the AVCHD / Blu-ray disc is a very simple process using tsMuxeR. Through the process the video and audio remain untouched, so the quality is not impacted and the process is very fast.

open tsMuxer & perform the following steps:

1. Open a .MKV file with AVC/AC3 content using the Add button
2. Observe the track info for AVC profile information. If it shows a value higher than 4.1, then use the Change level function to adjust it down to 4.1

3. Choose your output to TS muxing to convert mkv to ts file for playback on PS3 via TVersity.(or Bluray if you want to burn a bluray disk)
4. Click browse button and choose the name and location for your file
5. Click Start muxing to begin

The above only works if your mkv files in encoded in AC3 soundstream. A lot of MKV files is encoded in DTS sound stream so you need to follow this guide instead.
Converting mkv to vob using mkv2vob
So for mkv files with DTS sound, i use mkv2vob and convert it to vob files and stream it to my PS3.

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Enjoy!

This will be updated if there is anything new in future.

This post has been edited by lightning69: Oct 2 2008, 05:24 PM

will have a look,thanks for sharing ya

with all the guides from the internet i still can't get tversity to display subtitles when i play videos off my pc on ps3. but other than that, this piece of software is AWESOME.

now waiting for the fall season's tv series to start again.

Where do you find all the good tv channels and add them to tversity?

don't know why but mine is kinda jerky during streaming, and shows freeze and continue every once in a while. got pissed off after a few times and decided to copy it to the ps using tversity and delete it after watching anyone facing similar problems?

fyi my computer is just 2-3m away from the router and the router is just 3-4m away from the ps3. nothing stands in between.

btw i do get errors like 2104 every now and then too.

i meant the downloaded tv series for the new fall season.

just follow the instructions above. can't go wrong with those. i had no problems even when i was using wifi to connect my ps3

Hmmm... it seems that I can't stream large files. If I do, Vista will give me a message saying Tversity has been stopped. And even if I manage to stream small videos, the sound will be garbled. Anyone facing similar problem on Vista? I had no problem previously with XP.

PC is on WiFi, 100% signal strength (the router is just a couple of feet away).
- legit Vista Business updated with latest updates

PS3 is connected using cable.

I installed Vista Codec, K-Lite Codec, (mutually) none of em works.

If PS3 using WiFi to connect to Tversity in PC can work?

try to stream it using pc wifi to ps3 wifi without any router wifi or something like that... bcoz tversity can connect straight to ur ps3 using pc wifi...

It is a great software....

ckwei,

Make sure you are not downloading anything (ie, torrents) while streaming the movies... it will freeze, your router must not be busy with anything else.

I use to have jerky video when playing HD movies when using the old version Tversity, but since upgrading to the latest version it is running very smoothly. So which version are you running? The other thing is that you must have a fast PC if you are transcoding HD video or else you will get jerky video.

The best way to start is to follow the guide above.

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Added on August 18, 2008, 1:22 pmI won't use Vista because its shitty...takes too much resources and slow.

This post has been edited by lightning69: Aug 18 2008, 01:22 PM

Anyone having problem with poor audio quality stream in HD mkv movie?
I cant hear the sound at all is like cracking but playing normal RMVB files is ok,any clue?

so far my mkv files play perfectly. i followed this guide here:

http://davieslim.wordpress.com/2008/07/20/tversity-to-ps3/

solved all my problems, subtitles are showing now.

edit: and i did installed the new version of tversity and re-install all my codecs as suggested by the guide.

This post has been edited by supernothing: Aug 18 2008, 02:33 PM

Thanks for the link to a nice guide.

I followed the guide, it fixed the streaming of large file but not the sound.
For the sound, I installed VistaCodec and choose use ffdshow for MPEG settings.
And now its working like a charm except for a few lags. Will try to sort that one out too.

does it lag during first few seconds or all the way through?

i tried playing 8GB mkv file today, first minute was a lot of stuttering on video and audio. then ok. i read around, they say it's the buffering.

Hi guys, if i uninstall all the codec pack in my pc, can i still play my rmvb files using Media Player Classic? I'm using windows media player 11 as a media server. Is it possible 2 stream avi files with subtitles file such as srt file ? Thanks !

For RMVB playback, I suggest Real Alternative.

I am not sure about subtitles, but WMP11, i had problems playing some movie files...

I'm gonna go try the new version of TVersity to see if the files work... to confirm WMP11 is a good media server or not.

hm is it a must to uninstall all the codec first? will it still work? The last that i know uninstall and reinstall codec will always screw up alot of things

^uninstall and reinstall will not screw up your system at all. if you really worried, just run a registry cleaner.

i've done many uninstall/reinstall just to get tversity running smoothly. so far nothing screws up, in terms of playing media. though i do miss media player classic, but can always download the standalone version.

Just wanna share some info.

This is for those who installed Vista Codecs.

For those hearing crackling sounds, do this:
- run AC3Filter configuration, uncheck use spdif

For those getting disconnection right after you choose a big file to stream, do this:
- run use Gabest's splitter for MKV, MPEG

Not sure if it'll work for you guys, but it does for me.

yes gabest splitter is the right one to use. not that when you unpack the package there's two version: Release, and Release Unicode. install 'Release' for Vista, and 'Release Unicode' for XP

wow..i can see many people using tversity...any recommendation for good internet tv stations and radio?

I'm looking for good internet Tv and radio stations too. Anyone care to share?

good software to stream to PS3. Excellent. But music quality sux. I can get better audio quality when i stream from Windows Media Player.

Is there a way to use subtitle file with TVersity? How to get internet radio?

I keep all my mp3 on my ps3 HDD so not really need to stream it. What i'm interested is the internet radio.

Have anyone try out streaming 1080P mkv movies? I was wondering if it is jerky or not? If not then it might be worthwhile to download them.

BTW, what is the minimum spec of the PC to play 1080P video?

anyone here can share which wifi dongle u r using for streaming ur pc to ps3?? bcoz mine 1 seems too slow so im looking for a better 1.. can u let me know where u bought and what is the price for that??

shouldn't be very high. latest processors and GFX card can handle it. my rig is not that high end still can play 1080p mkv just fine. but for streaming haven't tried yet. i have however streamed 720 mkv with ps3 + tversity. stuck/jerks a few times for buffering the first 5-10 minutes. then ok already. the most important thing is that it doesn't crash. and sometime in the middle got jerks again. maybe for buffering

wi-fi dongle? never tried that i just use wi-fi router for all connections in my house

well wifi dongle just like using ur pc wifi connect directly to ur ps3 without using ur wifi router...
bcoz i think it will be more better than connect through wifi router if im not wrong

This post has been edited by cwl_ykh: Aug 28 2008, 12:34 PM

PS3 no need wi-fi dongle wan

ist not my ps3 want to use wifi dongle but my pc bro

oh.. wifi adapter la that wan.. LOL..

any brand also can la.. DLink, Linksys..

try cari here la: http://forum.lowyat.net/NetworkingRelatedItems

Is it true i dont need any Wifi Router / cable to connect between my PC and PS3 directly using Tversity?, because my PC have Wifi enable.

This post has been edited by ron4: Aug 28 2008, 01:53 PM

your pc got routing capabilities? (of course it does) can you connect ps3 to the internet using the dongle? if it can then probably you can try setting up tversity using that.

i don't know much, but i surely know that ps3 will scan (when u ask it to scan) certain ports (which i dont know) in your network for any media server services. that means tversity does not only work on ps3 but maybe other mobile devices that can scan for media servers.

remember, when u connect direct from PC to PS3 via wifi, your Wifi Adapter (dongle) need to have AP capability.

PS3 doesn't do ah-hoc wifi with PC if not mistaken.

yeah thats right! let say if u using ur notebook wifi so u must set ur notebook to enabled ur ps3 to search for ur notebook media server.... sometimes im also confuse settiing up those thing...

What is the different between Wireless Router and Wifi Adapter (dongle) in term of Streaming capability?, if i only have one of this can i stream my PS3 with PC?

I have figure out out how to play mkv files smooth on the PS3 via Tversity. MKV files cannot be play directly on the PS3 so you need Tversity to stream it to your PS3.
Some mkv files with lower video bitrate can be stream to PS3 smoothly but some are just laggy no matter what you do. The main cause of this is Tversity itself.

1. For laggy mkv files, just use tsMuxeR to convert the mkv files to m2ts which can then be played on the PS3 direct without any lag at all! I notice one disadvantages of mkv streaming is that i cannot get it to work in Dolby Digital via Tversity. But once you convert it to m2ts you can play it directly on your PS3 without lag and in dolbly Digital You can even burn the m2ts on dvd and play it on the PS3 or simply store it in the external usb drive. But you cannot stream it to your PS3 via Tversity because Tversity cannot recognise it unless someone knows a way around it. However I would prefer playing it directly on the PS3.

The conversion process using tsMuxeR is a a very simply one. The video or audio content is not actually converted at all. All tsMuxeR does is that it extracts (demuxes) the video and audio from the Matroska .MKV file and wraps them (muxes) to a .m2ts transport stream format. The video or audio remain untouched, so the quality is not impacted and the process is very fast.

Here is a guide on how to do it.
Guide to convert mkv to m2ts

2. If you prefer to stream your mkv files to your PS3 via Tversity, then there is another way to get your laggy mkv files to stream smoothly without any loss of quality and with Dolby Digital Surround sound.

Just follow this guide to convert your mkv to vob. The process is again very simple and fast.

Enjoy!

so troublesome....

Have you try it out? I suppose not.

Like I say the process to demux the mkv to m2ts or vob takes 5 mins and that is troublesome?

try b4 liao lar, my pariah notbook took more than tat...

Well, its about time to upgrade

Anyway, I love those mkv files i download ... close to bluray quality. I just got streamysucks last month and my line is really fast too. I can get 200kps from rapidshare so it took me about 7 hrs to get a 5gb mkv movie. Bye bye bluray.

Hi guys, i have download and install the tversity, but my ps3 seems cant detect the media server... is there anyone here to teach me step by step? I'm using Linksys WAG200 wifi router , i've set my pc to static ip. Is there any port 2 open when using tversity ?
But ps3 detect the media server with my WMP11... but it just cant seems 2 detect the tversity...

No, there is no port to open for Tversity

Make sure you follow the instruction from the link on this thread. Open firewall for Tversity. Should work.

i have my pc /ps3 directly connected to my 32" .

the question is.. why do i need to switch on both things at the same time 2 watch something from PC ?

i can always just watch from my pc directly to my lcd.

You have a point there, but not everyone have their PC next to the LCD tv. I don't want to have my PC sittng right in front of my living room with my home theater system.

My setting is my PS3 as my mediaplayer in my living room network to my PC some other place.

Thanks a lot. I have manage to get my HD movies running smoothly on my PS3 now and the quality is awesome.

My HD movies collection that is playing silky smooth on my PS3 via Tversity with 5.1 or 6.1 DD Surround Sound.




This post has been edited by lightning69: Oct 18 2008, 11:07 PM

fuyooo power...
lets start download guys....kohkohkoh

Just finish dl IRON MAN 720P and Forbidden Kingdom, both bluray version.

Cool bro..u have a lot of HD movies....where u store all those files? in 500GB hdd? I'm using Tversity too...streaming mkv over wifi...problem is my PC inside other room and a bit far..so the picture drop a bit..already tried to tweak with the setting..but none..nada..Will try later..

Yah, I store in 500GB hdd. Tversity cannot stream mkv smoothly so I transmute my mkv to ts file and only then it can stream smoothly. See my guide on the first page on how to do that.

Sorry I miss out an important step on my guide. Its updated now.

Let me know if you have any problem.

hey lightning 69, i've just tried out TVersity. Its cool. But i still cant get my subtitles to show up. Only appear when i play mkv files which is laggy, so as u suggest i converted the mkv files to m2ts then no more subs appear... I also tried normal avi files and subs still never show up. If play using media player 11 on PC no problem, the ffdshow works fine with the subs appearing... but when streaming with PS3 no more subs. I have done everything that mentioned in davies lim guide but still wont work. Can u help me out?

Sorry I can help you out on this one. I personally don't like subtitles as i think its such a distraction so I never really go to explore how to get sub to display. I will try to find out something for you.

I, myself need the subtitles also. Esspecially, when watching House 720p, because they talk medical jargon and fast. Really hard to catch what they are saying.
I'm exploring too. When I got it, I'll post here.

try mkv2vob and put the setting to force subtitles on.



This post has been edited by lightning69: Oct 18 2008, 11:07 PM

I just finish watching Iron Man. Its awesome picture and sound quality.

Thanks for your wonderful guide. Tversity is awesome man.

This post has been edited by lightning69: Oct 18 2008, 11:06 PM

Never know got Tversity thread here...
I'm using it with PS3 all the time...
cable with PC, wifi with PS3.
sometimes hangs when its too long...
overall. convenience

So do you get your HD movies?

Alright. I tried using mkc2vob. Tried to display the subtitles.
It works. the subtitle appear. But the placement of the subtitle is to low, so some part can not see as out of display.

the only annoying thing is the time taken to convert the files. It's very long...
The quality is good.
I think it's better to watch using PS3 than my PC.

since i can use my laptop with hdmi direct to my fullhd lcd.. this maybe too troublesome for me. so u guys who dl from rapidshare have own rapidshare account? whats the price for that?

So far the only way to play subtitles that is selectable on the PS3 is to transmux the mkv files to bluray file format and burn to DVD. The PS3 can then play it like a normal bluray disc. You can even have multiple audio track.

For those mkv files transmux to m2ts or ts or vob format will not support multiple audio or subtitles when playback on the PS3. Hope sony will rectify this in future firmware updates.

The reason its taking so long to convert the files its because mkv2vob is actually re-encoding the whole video by putting the subtitle into each frame. In other words its hard subtitles which cannot be turn on or off.

I only use mkv2vob if the audio is DTS which need to be converted to Dolby Digital AC3 format.

For now i am really happy with the quality i get and i don't like subtitles anyway.

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Added on October 18, 2008, 10:45 pmIts really not that troublesome when you know how to do it. Most mkv files just need to be transmux to ts file extension without re-encoding the whole video and it takes less than 5 mins.

Playing your movies direct from you laptop to your full hd LCD is one option, but how about the sound? Can you get full 5.1 or 6.1 dolby digital sound? When I play my HD ts files via Tversity on my PS3, I get full 5.1 or 6.1 Dolby Digital sound and it awesome. You gotta try it.

Yes, i have a premium account and it only cost 55Euros( Rm280) for 1 year. That is only RM23 per month. I use to buy ahem DVD9 that cost RM15 per disc and the quality is nowhere near what I am getting from rapidshare now. For your info, I am downloading 10gigs of data everyday which is the limit for rapidshare premuim user.

This post has been edited by lightning69: Oct 18 2008, 10:53 PM

hmm.. if like this it seems i have to try tversity already. u guys have not yet told me where and how did u guys dl those movies

These are the best :

Tehparadox
Rapidfind
linktalk
forumw

You need to register to gain full access and its free.

what is your username? i want to refer your username

I dont know why but if i use klite codec with tversity n open any mkv video, it will crash

u never read the direction to install tversity is it? very clearly stated there delete your existing codec

dont simply assume. of course i uninstall all codec.. all is clean install and there's another guide on net that says can be used with klite

Not sure about that. If I were u i will uninstall all the other codec because Tversity comes with a very complete codec for most of the movies file. I did install Stormcodec after i install Tversity but so far no problem.

I didnt install the Tversity codec. I only use KM player. It's great for me, and I love it. No problem at all.

@lightning69,

So, most of the time, you convert all the bluray movies that you download, using txmuxer, and convert it to ts format. Am I right?
I think it's better to follow you.

I'm not yet tried converting hd movies file (4G >). For now only 1G files. I'm sure if I used mkv2vob, the process will be longer.
So, better to use txmuxer.

However, I noticed that after I convert to ts. the playback in pc is not nice. the quality suck. But, play the same file in ps3, the quality is good.
I used mkv2vob, because I notice these different in quality.

I know both software is the same, only use mkv2vob when movie comes with DTS sound.

Anyway, I like watching the movie in PS3 using the Tversity. The quality is excellent. Very different watching in PC.

I download all my HD movies in mkv format encoded in h.264

Just use tsMuxer or MKV2VOB to repackage the mkv to either mp4, ts, or m2ts format which can all be play on the PS3. Remember that you are not converting the video itself because that takes a long time. What the tsMuxer program do is take the video and audio stream in the mkv file and change it to ts or m2ts file without re-encoding the video so it take a few minutes only.

You say that your PC playback ts file and the quality sucks? It cannot be because tsmuxer and and mkv2vob did not re-encode the video stream so the video quality remain the same. It could be the player you use are not properly set up.

when streaming through Tversity, can you fast forward or rewind it?? was told that if u remux it and play through PS3 directly, u cant fast forward or rewind...

Yes,you can fast forward and it support search function too.

Just finish converting Wanted. The sound is in DTS format, so I need to use mkv2vob to convert it. For a 4.6GB file, it takes from morning to evening to convert it.

At first, I tried to convert it using tsmuxer. But, when I played it on PS3, the picture is fine but no sound coming out. Then only, I realized, I need to use mkv2vob for sound with DTS.

I know, lightning69 already mention this.

Still, got 2 major problem.
First is the subtitles. Converting using tsmuxer to .ts format is fast, but subtitle will not be displayed. Still looking for a way to do this.

Second problem - I downloaded Batman Dark Knight 1080p. Convert it using tsmuxer. During playback, the sound is great, but no picture. Just black from the beginning to the end.

I'm thinking these happens because, the maximum resolution of my LCD TV is 1360x768, and the resolution of the movie is 1920x1080.
At first, I set the maximum res in Tversity to 1360x768, no picture. Set it to 1920x1080, also no picture.
Now I dont know what to do.

So, please anyone can give me some ideas.

@lightning69

The original file (Wanted movie) is 4.6GB, but after conversion using mkv2vob, the output file become 3.7GB. Big difference in size. Is this normal?
Will the PQ and SQ be reduced?

Thanks

This post has been edited by kerollowyat: Nov 27 2008, 03:31 PM

Seem like this is a much easy software than Tversity :
http://ps3mediaserver.blogspot.com/

i gonna give it a try this week.

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Added on December 3, 2008, 10:33 ami tried the ps3mediaserver software last nite, almost zero configuration!! very cool!!

This post has been edited by JayC75: Dec 3 2008, 10:33 AM

When you use tsMuxer to transmux your file from mkv to ts, make sure you change the x.264 video to level4.1 and your sound is ac3 dolby digital. If your resulting ts file play with sound but no picture, then its likely the video format is not compatible with ps3. Most mkv file i download is compatible with only a few that is not. If you come across those mkv files that has video stream that is not compatible with ps3, then you need to convert it using mkv2vob. Next time I will avoid those mkv files from certain authors to avoid lengthy time in converting them.

For smaller file size after conversion from mkv2vob, its normal because you are converting the dts track to ac3 which is much smaller file size. So far i did not notice any drop in video quality...and dolby digital sound fine to me...

Ok. Thanks!. I already make moves like yours - downloading from certain authors. So, the only way, right now, to be able to watch the movie is to convert it using mkv2vob, right?
The file is 11GB.

Yeah, I did not notice any loss in quality as well.
Thanks for the explanation.

For movie that comes with subtitles, is there any way I can make it displayed during playback using PS3. I tried download movie with subtitle, and convert it using tsmuxer and mkv2vob

For tsmuxer, no success. Even if I add the subtitle file with the movie during conversion to .ts.
For mkv2vob, also no success. I already tried different configuration.

At the moment PS3 do not support subtitles and multiple audio for ts, vob or mp4.

There are 2 ways you can watch your movies with subtitles. One is to use tsmuxer to make a bluray disc and burn on dvd disc which can be play with your ps3 which you can then toggle the subtitles on or off.

The other ways is to re-encode the video stream with mkv2vob and remember to check the encode subtitles.

wrong post

This post has been edited by kerollowyat: Dec 20 2008, 01:22 PM

Bro, i have tried this method but the error "not enuf disk space" returned. I used a SL DVD and the mkv file size is just 4GB. Do i need a BD?

@kerollowyat - please take note that we do not endorse any 'pirated' talk here , so please don't discuss what movie to download

Thank you

is there any other software where we can use to stream avi files to the ps3?

guys,

i need some help here. i've done the tutorials and have set tversity running as a service on my pc AND enabled media server on my ps3 but when i scan for media servers from ps3.... none found. what am i doing wrong here? newbie....... thanks!

Uhh.. TVersity works great with .AVI files too.. what's wrong with your setup?

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Added on January 3, 2009, 12:06 pmDid you add the files (by browsing the folders) on your TVersity PC?

You have to manually add those files in the folders so that it can share and broadcast them to your PS3 otherwise your PS3 only able to read blank folders!

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Added on January 3, 2009, 12:10 pmI find re-encoding using mkv2vob takes too much time..esp for 1-2 hour movie.

What I found is especially for DIVX .AVI files, which has an external .SRT
subtitles, it is much easier to join the .AVI video file and the .SRT file together and create a new .AVI (DIVX format) file.
This way, you can use the subtitle button and it works!

The process takes 2-5 minutes depending on the size of your file and speed of your PC.



This post has been edited by danmooncake: Jan 3 2009, 12:10 PM

thanks for replying dan.... i did add the folder which contains my mkv files and ensured that tversity services are running as per lightning69's tutorial. when i did a scan for media servers from my ps3...... it said none found btw i'm using an aztech wireless g router.. any ideas why it can't detect my tversity from my pc? one observation was the wifi light didn't blink on either my ps3 nor my router

alot of my avi files are with srt subtitles, so i got no choice except to join them together?

What OS are you running on your PC?

I assume it is Windows, if so, did you check your Firewall settings on your PC?
Sometimes Windows built-in Firewall DOES NOT automatically recognize TVersity and it won't create exception for it to share.
You must manually make those changes otherwise it will be blocked and your PS3 won't see anything.

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Added on January 3, 2009, 11:23 pmYes, because PS3 can't support external .SRT files. So, you'll make them together.
It is removable (not Burn-In) in the newer DIVX file format when you press your Subtitle button on your remote.

This process is better and faster than re-encoding using mkv2vob.

This post has been edited by danmooncake: Jan 3 2009, 11:23 PM

btw this can be used for rmvb files rite?

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Added on January 3, 2009, 11:36 pmand yea how do i combine the srt sub together with the avi files? wat software should i use?

This post has been edited by westthen: Jan 3 2009, 11:36 PM

[quote=danmooncake,Jan 3 2009, 11:16 PM]
What OS are you running on your PC?

I assume it is Windows, if so, did you check your Firewall settings on your PC?
Sometimes Windows built-in Firewall DOES NOT automatically recognize TVersity and it won't create exception for it to share.
You must manually make those changes otherwise it will be blocked and your PS3 won't see anything.

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Added on January 3, 2009, 11:23 pm

i'm using vista 32bit. i did make an exception for the tversity app to passthru the firewall... any ideas?