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ecsw 06-30-2010 04:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Mugen EvOlutioN (Post 7011430)
just popped in transformer played 30 minutes

meh not feeling it

I thought u decided not to get it already? why did u still get it? :D

twitchyzero 06-30-2010 09:41 PM

they are bumping six 8 + TIV games to 150? wow
i heard some save files are copy-protected and so you cannot back it up...how else is everyone transferring their old files onto the HDD in the new ps3?

ecsw 06-30-2010 10:00 PM

eaxch $8 bump to $25. up to the value of the console. so if u have 12 games, then it's no extra charge.
I just did it again today. 7 games for DSi with little extra money on top. It's on their in-store flyer.

There's a lot of promotion going on this week too. Rachet and Clank : crack in time is $20 brand new or $15 used. Lego Rockband is $10 or $7.50 used. Fight Night Round 4 is also $10.

Most PS3 file can be transferred easily. it's actually easier than xbox imo. but there's 1 game i cant transfer which is Little Big Planet. havent got time to figure it out yet. :p

Trophies are on the psn, therefore, no need to transfer.

underscore 06-30-2010 10:22 PM

also be sure to disassociate (or whatever it's called) any purchased content from that console.

Mugen EvOlutioN 07-01-2010 12:56 PM

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Originally Posted by ecsw (Post 7011439)
I thought u decided not to get it already? why did u still get it? :D

i high jacked it from my cousin

he finished it already

lol

twitchyzero 07-19-2010 10:10 PM

does anyone know what's the best way to back up data?

i tried back-up utility but it says copy-protected files may not transfer over.

I looked into data transfer but you need to have your new ps3 to do it...but i wish to somehow save this on an external HDD first.

would data transfer work if i transfer everything to my friend's ps3 first, then transfer it back to a new ps3? or would it mess up his data?

JD像 07-20-2010 07:22 PM

I tried searching this thread to no avail so I have a question:

Some of the torrent movies I've downloaded are in MKV format and the PS3 doesn't recognize them. Simply changing the file extensions doesn't seem to work unless there's some extension I don't know about that people know will work. How else can I get these files to play on my PS3?

On a semi-related note, I have a 1TB external HD. It won't let me copy over individual files great than 4GB in size, but I can copy over many many GB worth of files at a time as long as they're under 4GB. Is there any way I can get around or change that file size limit?

ecsw 07-20-2010 10:18 PM

U need mkvtovob. Remux it takes very short time. 2 hours mkv takes 5 minutes or so.

dub.g 07-20-2010 10:37 PM

just out of curiosity, i havent look through the entire thread

but is anyone a PSN+ member? hahaha

Expresso 07-21-2010 07:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JD像 (Post 7036434)
I tried searching this thread to no avail so I have a question:

Some of the torrent movies I've downloaded are in MKV format and the PS3 doesn't recognize them. Simply changing the file extensions doesn't seem to work unless there's some extension I don't know about that people know will work. How else can I get these files to play on my PS3?

On a semi-related note, I have a 1TB external HD. It won't let me copy over individual files great than 4GB in size, but I can copy over many many GB worth of files at a time as long as they're under 4GB. Is there any way I can get around or change that file size limit?

Yea use mkv2vob. Make sure you set it to FAT32 so it can split the files up for you. I am not aware of getting around the size, its just a limitation of FAT32.

Mugen EvOlutioN 07-21-2010 07:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dub.g (Post 7036733)
just out of curiosity, i havent look through the entire thread

but is anyone a PSN+ member? hahaha

i hardly use mine lol

hotjoint 07-21-2010 08:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dub.g (Post 7036733)
just out of curiosity, i havent look through the entire thread

but is anyone a PSN+ member? hahaha

Grandmaster TSE is

underscore 07-21-2010 10:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JD像 (Post 7036434)
I tried searching this thread to no avail so I have a question:

Some of the torrent movies I've downloaded are in MKV format and the PS3 doesn't recognize them. Simply changing the file extensions doesn't seem to work unless there's some extension I don't know about that people know will work. How else can I get these files to play on my PS3?

On a semi-related note, I have a 1TB external HD. It won't let me copy over individual files great than 4GB in size, but I can copy over many many GB worth of files at a time as long as they're under 4GB. Is there any way I can get around or change that file size limit?

As stated, use MKV2VOB. You can set it to split the file into 4GB sections (PS3 will only recognize external devices formatted in FAT32, which has a inherent 4GB limit for filesize) or you can cheat and use PS3 Media Server to send the files from your computer to PS3, this method allows files larger than 4GB to be transferred.

If you download movies, try searching for "<title> PS3" as there are groups out there tht do BR rips specifically for the PS3, so the files are 3.99 or 4.00GB in size, and in the .m2ts format (the format used by BR discs, DVD uses .vob)

Grandmaster TSE 07-21-2010 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by hotjoint (Post 7037049)
Grandmaster TSE is

yes i am
so far, nothing really good for plus members, but hoping in the coming months that will change

JD像 07-21-2010 06:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by underscore (Post 7037225)
As stated, use MKV2VOB. You can set it to split the file into 4GB sections (PS3 will only recognize external devices formatted in FAT32, which has a inherent 4GB limit for filesize) or you can cheat and use PS3 Media Server to send the files from your computer to PS3, this method allows files larger than 4GB to be transferred.

If you download movies, try searching for "<title> PS3" as there are groups out there tht do BR rips specifically for the PS3, so the files are 3.99 or 4.00GB in size, and in the .m2ts format (the format used by BR discs, DVD uses .vob)

I have the main PS3 BluRay guys bookmarked on TPB :p But some of the movies I've gotten elsewhere (that they didn't have) have been MKV.

Thanks for the Media Server 'glitch' I'll give that a shot. Haven't seen you playing MW2 much lately!

Eclypz 07-21-2010 06:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JD像 (Post 7036434)
I tried searching this thread to no avail so I have a question:

Some of the torrent movies I've downloaded are in MKV format and the PS3 doesn't recognize them. Simply changing the file extensions doesn't seem to work unless there's some extension I don't know about that people know will work. How else can I get these files to play on my PS3?

On a semi-related note, I have a 1TB external HD. It won't let me copy over individual files great than 4GB in size, but I can copy over many many GB worth of files at a time as long as they're under 4GB. Is there any way I can get around or change that file size limit?

easiest way is to set your PC up as a media server, and stream the movie over your network.

Basically, install this onto your PC:
http://ps3mediaserver.blogspot.com/

no more MKV2VOB, no more file splitting, and no more headaches!
This will convert the movie on the fly (while you watch). The best part is it can do multi-channel audio!

The only limitations are:
- You need at least a Core2Duo processor to stream HD content to your PS3
- Wifi connected PS3s can only do up to 720p before you start running out of bandwidth. (wire it in!)
- You still can't fast forward at crazy speeds, but you can scene jump (press square). or if you're patient, 2x FF/RW works.

JD像 07-21-2010 07:06 PM

My computer is right next to my PS3 and TV. I just piggyback all my videos on a 1TB external. I might look into wiring my PS3 in (just using wifi right now) when I have time but for now going from USB plug to USB plug isn't that much work :p

Eclypz 07-22-2010 12:51 AM

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Originally Posted by JD像 (Post 7037830)
My computer is right next to my PS3 and TV. I just piggyback all my videos on a 1TB external. I might look into wiring my PS3 in (just using wifi right now) when I have time but for now going from USB plug to USB plug isn't that much work :p

I think you missed the point.
With the media server, you no longer have to convert mkvs (or any format) to work with ps3, nor do you have to file split into 4gb sizes

But whatever works for you.
Posted via RS Mobile

PDKGD3 07-22-2010 03:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Grandmaster TSE (Post 7037434)
yes i am
so far, nothing really good for plus members, but hoping in the coming months that will change

No monthly fees for MMO's (FFXIV) iirc?
How much was PSN+? Is it like xbl where its like month by month or an all year thing?

underscore 07-22-2010 07:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JD像 (Post 7037787)
I have the main PS3 BluRay guys bookmarked on TPB :p But some of the movies I've gotten elsewhere (that they didn't have) have been MKV.

Thanks for the Media Server 'glitch' I'll give that a shot. Haven't seen you playing MW2 much lately!

No problem, I used that for my 12GB rip of Transformers (I lost the disc :'() and it worked great. One of these days I'll find out what format a PS3 drive uses and see if I can find a way around that pesky 4GB limit, though it wouldn't surprise me if Sony has a special one not compatible with comps or something. I still play MW2 but not as often anymore, spending too much time with the g/f haha. Mostly HCTDM again, was using Ground War to kill rewards :P

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eclypz (Post 7037800)
easiest way is to set your PC up as a media server, and stream the movie over your network.

Basically, install this onto your PC:
http://ps3mediaserver.blogspot.com/

no more MKV2VOB, no more file splitting, and no more headaches!
This will convert the movie on the fly (while you watch). The best part is it can do multi-channel audio!

The only limitations are:
- You need at least a Core2Duo processor to stream HD content to your PS3
- Wifi connected PS3s can only do up to 720p before you start running out of bandwidth. (wire it in!)
- You still can't fast forward at crazy speeds, but you can scene jump (press square). or if you're patient, 2x FF/RW works.

Yes PS3MS is good, but I have had it cut out on me. Although I'm not too sure you even know what you're talking about, I've run 1080p over wifi using a Sempron 3800, and the PS3 fast forwards at 1.5x, then jumps to 10x, there is no 2x option...

hongy 07-23-2010 12:20 PM

http://www.giantbomb.com/news/little...detailed/2357/

http://media.giantbomb.com/uploads/1...3a_b_super.jpg

Anyone getting that?

underscore 07-23-2010 01:07 PM

I'm very, very tempted.

Grandmaster TSE 07-23-2010 01:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PDKGD3 (Post 7039110)
No monthly fees for MMO's (FFXIV) iirc?
How much was PSN+? Is it like xbl where its like month by month or an all year thing?

$50 for a year
it should be worth it in the end due to how much free stuff you get

Ch28 07-23-2010 02:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Grandmaster TSE (Post 7037434)
yes i am
so far, nothing really good for plus members, but hoping in the coming months that will change

SUCKER!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Grandmaster TSE (Post 7040634)
$50 for a year
it should be worth it in the end due to how much free stuff you get

XBL >>> PSN+

true story bro nameth

Grandmaster TSE 07-23-2010 03:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Ch28 (Post 7040692)
SUCKER!



XBL >>> PSN+

true story bro nameth

its still early bro
might be epic win later on down the road


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