, The PS3 wireless home network, current network storage?
I will soon have a home network start-ups. Will a Belkin N Wireless Modem Router, 1 TB MyBook Western world digital network hard drive, and my laptop (one with Windows 7 and the other with Vista, both at home premium). Now the question is, will I be able to connect to my home network wirelessly using the PS3 and access videos / music / pictures that I saved in my MyBook. The MyBook is connected to the router via Ethernet. Will it work? Thanks
hey, you need a "media server" on any of the computers that are running things out. Windows Media Player will work well if you enable the exchange of device (wmp help topics make it very easy). anything that Windows Media Player recognizes can be streamed to your PS3 on the network. if you want more control over what you share on the network, Vuze (bittorrent program) has been developed to work very well as drag and drop something, just pull the files in the program and basically, to do everything himself. as long as everything is working outside the wireless / wired network, configuration is surprisingly free of pain. you should not have a problem with an external hard drive, provided WMP or Vuze as acknowledged in its library. if you choose to WMP as 'server', it is necessary to have it running on the computer at that time. It same with vuze. I'm sharing the media library computers wirelessly a network more than three for my ps3, one team has a disk Drive. smoothly.
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