anybody use Next G? new user can buy dlc?

I've no problem using Citibank and HSBC CC card. Both accepted by US PSN.

thanks..ur the ps3 sifoo.

ah..thanks for the info. now we now got 2 card in Malaysia can be used for US PSN.



quickly kids, grab this credit card!!

need agent?
let me know..haha

Anyone here using PS3 streaming with TVersity? Lately i have been running it fine, and it streams .avi files well, but since i updated to 2.52 today, the playback has been choppy. It stutters randomly

i have the same problems after 2.52. firstly, always seem to DC for no reason and frequent. suddenly, today tversity keep on disconnecting..DLNA error and other stuff.

it used to play movies without problems!

would reinstalling the 2.52 help?

Not so fast.
I'm using a Citibank credit card and it did not go through for US PSN.

Hey guys,need help again,about the same issues

Im planning to buy a LCD monitor to connect my PS3 and ive already given up hope on the VGA box so im looking for one with either DVI with HDCP compatibility or straight with HDMI ports.

Im not sure which model or brand is good and was hoping to get some input on a model thats cheap (second hand preferably and around the RM700 region)

Does anyone know any brands around that price?

Thanks in advance.

Happen to me also. End up reinstalling tversity every time restart my pc. If not, the media server cannot run. Weird.

so is this safe ? the word hack a bit worrying .. hehe ..

so with this program ill be able to download demos and then transfer it to the ps3

without connecting ps3 to the internet eh ? just wired between laptop - ps3 ?

or laptop - pendrive - ps3 ? (this is what im looking for)

This post has been edited by watever77: Nov 16 2008, 08:24 AM

actually, since FW 2.4, even with the PC proxy program, u still NEED to connect the PS3 to the internet to install demos

but using the PC proxy program means u can d/load the huge demos using PC (use d/load accelerator programs also can) first, adn then "trick" the PS3 into linking to your PC directory and install it.

hahaha... we are not "hacking" as in doing the bad thing.

"hacks" has many meanings. One could mean doing something good, while the other could mean something bad (with intention to harm).

Our case here is to use an alternative solution to solve our problem (hence the word "hack").

Conclusion, it is 100% safe.

You do need an Internet connection and a PC to achieve this. As I have mentioned, our objective here is to download updates/demos faster. So what this PC proxy program does is it will try to intercept

So your setup has to be the following:

PS3 ---> PC ---> Internet

What's happening is, your PC will be turned into a "proxy server" (by installing the PC proxy program). Then you need to set up your PS3 in the proxy server settings to point to your PC. Only then the magic can happen. Once you start to download a demo, you will immediately see the direct link of your demo in the logs of the proxy program. By using the direct link, you can then put it into your favourite download manager to download faster than the PS3's own download manager.

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Added on November 16, 2008, 8:26 amHmm... That's weird. Another thing that I sugget you to check is your network and your PC running the TVersity server. Is your memory enough? Does it "hangs" while streaming to your PS3? I usually got the problem like yours when my PC start to have little memory (too many processes)

I've updated to firmware to 2.52, and I don't find any problems with TVersity streaming. Watched two vidcast for two hours last Sunday, and it was running smoothly.

This post has been edited by geekster129: Nov 16 2008, 08:33 AM

how do i link my ps3 and pc ? read the webpage geekster gave but i understand that we need to

set them in a `network` .. my problem is i dont have internet at home ..

or maybe i can get celcom broadband .. then download the demos to the pc and then

transfer it to ps3 ?

This post has been edited by watever77: Nov 16 2008, 08:35 AM

You need an Internet connection to download updates/demos from the Playstation servers. Please check this thread's FAQ for more information.

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/769411

This post has been edited by geekster129: Nov 16 2008, 08:37 AM

hmm..i think i may have solved my issue of both PSN logins and tversity.

i just tried to put the PS3 in DMZ..and so far, connection was a breeze.

or maybe my router just needed a power cycle. hopefully DMZ does the trick though.

This post has been edited by Sd-RawK-Cab25: Nov 16 2008, 08:41 AM

Turning on UPnP on your router will do the trick too.

Putting you PS3 into the DMZ simply means in your router's language:

"Allow whatever incoming connection to the PS3. No restrictions apply to the PS3."

yeap exactly. actually i had UPnP enabled since day 1, and haven't had problems before 2.52. Since 2.52, always had my connections to PSN drop..sometimes so frequent..sometimes couldn't even log in.

so i tried rebooting the router to get a 'good' IP..at first it kinda worked, but yesterday my DLNA started acting up, tversity going bonkers and my connection just started to be sucky again.

i don't know why, but couldn't reinstall 2.52 using the recovery menu and a thumbdrive, so i tried to DMZ and so far i tried, connection to PSN was faster and tversity didn't DC.

but of course, i don't want to be happy too early. let's see how it goes..

I would be interested to know how it goes.

Good Luck

This post has been edited by geekster129: Nov 16 2008, 08:58 AM

well .. still need internet connection eh .. emm BTW .. thanks .. all of youve been so helpful .. peace