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.

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

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

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.

^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.

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

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

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.