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join:2004-03-19
Covington, LA | Youtube Youtube videos have been supported on the PS3 since...well...I think forever. | |
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join:2001-04-27
Mooresboro, NC | Meh... I've already been doing this since getting my Wii.
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r81984
Tough to beat.
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join:2001-11-14
Morgan City, LA | Re: Meh... The Wii always could do this.
Unless the PS3 has some crappy browser why does it need something running on your PC to do this?
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MD2Be
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join:2007-01-18
Warner Robins, GA | Exactly, they're already on the Wii and AppleTV  | |
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MightyPez
join:2002-05-01
Saint Paul, MN
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| Good, another alternative It's often difficult to use the PS3 to stream videos across a network with third party apps like Windows Media Player or TVersity. WMP doesn't have a very intuitive interface when it streams the media, and TVersity has some show stopping bugs. For example, certain encoded videos I have will crash the media server outright.
It will be interesting to see what Google brings to the table. Maybe the same on-the-fly encoding TVersity offers with more stability and supported formats?
I just wish Sony would open up the PS3 more to allow third parties to put XBMC on it. I still keep my old XBox around because that little thing will play anything I throw at it. | |
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Tomek
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join:2002-01-30
Brooklyn, NY | Linux DLNA server If they only offered that, then I would be interested.
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@verizon.net | PC Video on my TV I've been watching PC Content on my TV for years...it's called using an S-VIDEO cable from my video card to my S-VIDEO input on my DVD Recorder.
This allows me to record anything to DVD from my PC as well. | |
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kfsutops
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join:2002-08-19
Brandon, FL
clubs:  | Many things out there do this. Even WMP. Google just wants to get the ads to your game station.
Google...you can keep your software.
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join:2004-07-28
Camden, TN
| Re: Many things out there do this. said by kfsutops  :Even WMP. Google just wants to get the ads to your game station. Google...you can keep your software. Not everyone likes WMP. Another option. Can't tell how works because it doesn't work with the Xbox 360. | |
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join:2004-07-28
Camden, TN
| Re: Many things out there do this. said by kfsutops :said by BF69 :Not everyone likes WMP. Another option. Can't tell how works because it doesn't work with the Xbox 360. Which one doesn't work with xbox 360?? this google media thing | |
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join:2002-05-01
Saint Paul, MN
·Comcast
| Re: Many things out there do this. said by BF69 :this google media thing I'm not 100% sure how the 360 streams it's media, but I assume it's UPnP like most other devices (PS3, HD20 receiver, etc). From the article:
All you need is a PC running Google Desktop and a UPnP-enabled device | |
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join:2004-07-28
Camden, TN
| Re: Many things out there do this. said by MightyPez :said by BF69 :this google media thing I'm not 100% sure how the 360 streams it's media, but I assume it's UPnP like most other devices (PS3, HD20 receiver, etc). From the article: All you need is a PC running Google Desktop and a UPnP-enabled device Now the google media server can SEE the xbox 360 the 360 canot see the google media server. I read on some other board that the only way to get the 360 to recognize the google media server is to trick it into thinking it was made by microsoft and the guy from google said the legal dept advised against doing that.
I also read where if you edit the .xml you can get it to work but when I did it I could at least get the 360 to see the media server but I couldn't get it to do anything else. maybe I didn't do it right. | |
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join:2002-05-01
Saint Paul, MN
·Comcast
| Re: Many things out there do this. Looks like you're right.
At time of development the only way to connect the XBox 360 to a UPnP
server, was to have a service that is only found on Microsoft services
(used for registering for DRM content) and for the server itself to be
claimed to be made by microsoft. Legal would not allow us to pretend
to be microsoft (although there are other servers out there that do).
-Media Server Team »groups.google.com/group/media-se···c33e293c | |
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join:2004-07-28
Camden, TN
| Re: Many things out there do this. said by MightyPez :Looks like you're right. At time of development the only way to connect the XBox 360 to a UPnP
server, was to have a service that is only found on Microsoft services
(used for registering for DRM content) and for the server itself to be
claimed to be made by microsoft. Legal would not allow us to pretend
to be microsoft (although there are other servers out there that do).
-Media Server Team » groups.google.com/group/media-se···c33e293c Yep that's where i got my info. I tried the hack but it still didn't work. it did get the 360 to see the media server though. kind of useles if you can't access the actual media.
I use WMP 11 anyways, but I did want to compare to 2. | |
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join:2001-12-01
Reston, VA | I used to stream off our two macs to our Xbox 360s with a program called Connect360. Basically it allows the Mac to become a Media server. You can see anything as long as it doesn't have DRM. | |
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dadkins
Land of Confusion
Premium,MVM
join:2003-09-26
Hercules, CA
·Comcast
| Decent video card Get a video card with some sort of output(Youtube doesn't really require DVI or HDMI) and connect your computer to the TV.
Not only can you watch Youtube, but any thing else found on the intertubes or your HDD. 
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join:2004-07-28
Camden, TN | Re: Decent video card ever think people's computers are in one room and the TV is in another? Do they make 40 foot s-video cables? | |
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Land of Confusion
Premium,MVM
join:2003-09-26
Hercules, CA
·Comcast
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June 28th, @02:11PM
| Re: Decent video card said by BF69 :ever think people's computers are in one room and the TV is in another? Do they make 40 foot s-video cables? Upto 100ft if you want them.
»www.monoprice.com/products/produ···format=2
Only $12.60.
How were you expecting to get the Google app to send YT to the PS3 or XBOX then the TV? 
I have no issues with a PC, I own laptops!
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join:2004-07-28
Camden, TN
| Re: Decent video card said by dadkins :said by BF69 :ever think people's computers are in one room and the TV is in another? Do they make 40 foot s-video cables? Upto 100ft if you want them. » www.monoprice.com/products/produ···format=2Only $12.60. How were you expecting to get the Google app to send YT to the PS3 or XBOX then the TV? I don't care about youtube( I'm assuming that's what YT means ) um you can use wi-fi you know to send media from the PC to the XBOX or PS3. | |
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join:2004-07-28
Camden, TN
| Re: Decent video card yeah and? that costs money. | |
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Land of Confusion
Premium,MVM
join:2003-09-26
Hercules, CA
·Comcast
| Re: Decent video card said by BF69 :yeah and? that costs money. Is a PS3 or XBOX free? 
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join:2004-07-28
Camden, TN
| Re: Decent video card said by dadkins :said by BF69 :yeah and? that costs money. Is a PS3 or XBOX free? No but I already have one of those, the money is already spent. | |
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dadkins
Land of Confusion
Premium,MVM
join:2003-09-26
Hercules, CA
·Comcast
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June 28th, @02:30PM
| Re: Decent video card And some of us already have HTPCs, PCs that are HTPC ready, and even portable media centers. Money already spent also.
What's your point?
I have 3(three) Media Center laptops - 2 with Blu-ray and HDMI(and S-Video and every other connector).
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join:2004-07-28
Camden, TN
| Re: Decent video card said by dadkins :And some of us already have HTPCs, PCs that are HTPC ready, and even portable media centers. Money already spent also. What's your point? I have 3(three) Media Center laptops - 2 with Blu-ray and HDMI(and S-Video and every other connector). WTF is your deal? You are the one suggesting I spend money on a media server device when I can use free services with the equipment I already have. Are you arguing just to argue today? seriously. you're suggesting the solution to my problem of google media server not working with the 360 is spend hundreds on a dedicated media server. Does that make any kind of sense? | |
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dadkins
Land of Confusion
Premium,MVM
join:2003-09-26
Hercules, CA
·Comcast
| Re: Decent video card said by BF69 :said by dadkins :And some of us already have HTPCs, PCs that are HTPC ready, and even portable media centers. Money already spent also. What's your point? I have 3(three) Media Center laptops - 2 with Blu-ray and HDMI(and S-Video and every other connector). WTF is your deal? You are the one suggesting I spend money on a media server device when I can use free services with the equipment I already have. Are you arguing just to argue today? seriously. you're suggesting the solution to my problem of google media server not working with the 360 is spend hundreds on a dedicated media server. Does that make any kind of sense? LOL!
You are the one that came to my post and started to argue, something about the computer in the other room and 40ft S-Video cables...
I and fireflier showed you that they do exist.
Not everyone here has a XBOX.
Apparently most here do have computers and a video card is WAY cheaper than a XBOX.
I never suggested you spend money on anything.
You are the one that;s being confrontational. I don't care what you have or do. 
Let it go dude! 
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join:2004-07-28
Camden, TN
| Re: Decent video card said by dadkins :said by BF69 :said by dadkins :And some of us already have HTPCs, PCs that are HTPC ready, and even portable media centers. Money already spent also. What's your point? I have 3(three) Media Center laptops - 2 with Blu-ray and HDMI(and S-Video and every other connector). WTF is your deal? You are the one suggesting I spend money on a media server device when I can use free services with the equipment I already have. Are you arguing just to argue today? seriously. you're suggesting the solution to my problem of google media server not working with the 360 is spend hundreds on a dedicated media server. Does that make any kind of sense? LOL! You are the one that came to my post and started to argue, something about the computer in the other room and 40ft S-Video cables... I and fireflier showed you that they do exist. Not everyone here has a XBOX. Apparently most here do have computers and a video card is WAY cheaper than a XBOX. I never suggested you spend money on anything. You are the one that;s being confrontational. I don't care what you have or do. Let it go dude! Dude usually you're ok, but today you are either in a mood to aruge or are drunk/high.
of course not everyone doesn't have an XBOX but I was refering to MYSELF and my issues you knew that, but you kept arguing anyways.
I'm done arguing with you. When you sober up or come down off your high or whatever let me know. | |
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join:2002-05-01
Saint Paul, MN
·Comcast
| said by dadkins :Not everyone here has a XBOX. Apparently most here do have computers and a video card is WAY cheaper than a XBOX. I would argue more people have XBoxes and PS3's near a TV than PC's. HTPC's are such a niche product and you're trying to espouse their use over already common household electronics.
Seriously, calm down. Both have their merits. Dedicated media systems like the 360, PS3, Apple TV, high def receiver (many can stream media) are cheap, relatively plug and play, and ubiquitous in homes that would take advantage of this. HTPC's are far more functional but are often either expensive or difficult to get running. | |
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| said by BF69 :yeah and? that costs money. Where can I get a PS3 for free? XBOX?
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join:2004-07-28
Camden, TN
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| Re: Decent video card said by Really :said by BF69 :yeah and? that costs money. Where can I get a PS3 for free? XBOX? LOL! Do you even read? seriously. if you ALREADY have one of those why spend the money on the thing he's suggesting? or are you too obtuse to understand that?
let me put to you this way. Say you have a 2 year old car that is in excellent condition. The only problem is only get 25 MPG and I suggest your solution is to by a new hybrid that get 50 MGP. Sure you'll save on gas. The extra money you spend on the car is in FAR excess of the savings on gas though now isn't it. Same type thing. | |
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dadkins
| Re: Decent video card So, an Xbox costs less than a $37.99 video card:
»www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a···14150255
...and a $12.xx cable?
*I* own several computers, a video card(if I needed one) would be more cost effective.
I do not own a XBOX or PS3.
Last time I checked, a console cost $300+.
Wow! You're not a happy person, are you?
Not very dollar wise either.
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dadkins
Land of Confusion
Premium,MVM
join:2003-09-26
Hercules, CA | Re: Decent video card Don't trip dude! BF69 is generally a nice person.
No idea why he's in a bad mood today.
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pvera
join:2001-12-01
Reston, VA | So can AppleTV Well, sorta. It can browse and watch Youtube videos, and it can browse Flickr. I imagine it should not be too hard to make it work with Picasa too. | |
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id_deleted
join:2003-05-01
Salt Lake City, UT
| s-video? OMG!! I think I will stick with the HDMI cable that connects my 52" 1080p LCD HDTV to my HTPC. The picture from its $130 internal Blu-ray drive looks alot better that way.
You would have to pry my HTPC out of my cold dead hands before you could ever force me to use a game console. That would be like replacing a Ferrari with a Yugo.
What's really sad is that most of the public is so blind to the benefits offered by an HTPC that they would actually buy a Google Set-Top Box. I just can't stop laughing about that one. | |
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join:2004-07-28
Camden, TN
| Re: s-video? said by id_deleted :OMG!! I think I will stick with the HDMI cable that connects my 52" 1080p LCD HDTV to my HTPC. The picture from its $130 internal Blu-ray drive looks alot better that way. You would have to pry my HTPC out of my cold dead hands before you could ever force me to use a game console. That would be like replacing a Ferrari with a Yugo. What's really sad is that most of the public is so blind to the benefits offered by an HTPC that they would actually buy a Google Set-Top Box. I just can't stop laughing about that one. A) There are people that still have SDTVs and those don't come with HDMI. Personally my graphics card has dvi, vga and s-video. Only s-video would work as a connection to my Tv.
B) Appearantly you didn't READ the article. There isn't a set up BOX to buy you ninny, it's SOFTWARE and it's free. | |
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punker
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Premium
join:2004-06-21
Palmdale, CA
clubs: | Re: s-video? no there is DVI to HDMI
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join:2003-05-01
Salt Lake City, UT
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| said by BF69 :A) There are people that still have SDTVs and those don't come with HDMI. Personally my graphics card has dvi, vga and s-video. Only s-video would work as a connection to my Tv. Well that wont be for long, as soon as their TV dies they will have no alternative other than an HDTV as a replacement unless they want used junk or some tiny little screen. Nice how that works out and all.
said by BF69 :B) Appearantly you didn't READ the article. There isn't a set up BOX to buy you ninny, it's SOFTWARE and it's free. And apparently you did not even read the thread heading, genius..  | |
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wispalord
join:2007-09-20
House Springs, MO
·Charter Pipeline
| youtubes video why are my videos look nice and clear but once i upload them to you tube they suck, (and i'm set on alway play hq file) if this means they look just as bad on a console i would not be interetested, there needs to be a site you can send video files too that does not convert them to some crappy quality | |
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IT Guy
Your God Smells Funny
join:2004-07-29
Las Cruces, NM
·Comcast
| PS3 and AUDIO Streaming What I would like to know is if the PS3 is going to allow you to stream music from (in my case) My wireless PC that has all my music on it, without having to use that stupid Orb service.
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join:2003-05-01
Salt Lake City, UT
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| Why would you even use Orb? It's pretty easy to set up your own stream server, just install ShoutCast.
Just dont open any ports on your router for it, that way it will only be accessable from your home network (not the internet). If you want to securely stream individual selections "on-demand" over the internet you can use AIVMS. | |
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Your God Smells Funny
join:2004-07-29
Las Cruces, NM
·Comcast
| Re: Why would you even use Orb? I did have my laptop connected directly to my A/V receiver and accessed all my media stored on my Desktop in the other room over my wireless network, which worked fine until my laptop went belly up. I prefer that method. Guess I'll just have to wait for enough $$ to replace the laptop.
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