• Log In
  • Register
Mtaram's Daze
  • Home
  • About me
    • Friends
    • iLike
  • Abstract
    • Color
    • Intellect
    • Pain
    • Poems
    • Success
  • Computers
    • Applications
    • Computer Troubleshooting
    • hardware
    • Security
      • Information Security
    • windows
  • General
    • Environment
    • Events
    • Finance
    • FUN n TP
    • How Tos
    • News
    • Reviews
    • Sidebar Photoblog
    • Sports
    • Work
  • Hacking
    • My Hacks
  • Internet
    • Google
    • Search
  • Mobile
    • Android
    • Apps
  • Social NW
    • Blog
    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    • Wordpress
  • Technology
    • Arduino
    • Gadgets
    • Gaming
  • 3 in 1 Search!
  • About US
  • RSS
  • May 22, 2013
  • SMS Updates

Use PS3 to play content stored on Computer

‹‹‹ Previous Post Next Post ›››
June 2, 2011
By Utkarsh

Before we proceed I would request you to note down the MAC address of your PS3

You can find your PS3 MAC address in

1) System Setting > System Information

2) Network Settings. (Scroll towards bottom)

Once you note down the Mac address then on your PC go to Control Panel > Network and Sharing Center > Change Advance Sharing Settings.

Then you need to make sure:

- Network Discovery is ON
- File & Printer Sharing is ON

After that click on Media Streaming options.

Once you are done with it you would see a window of Media Sharing

On the Show devices drop bar, select All Networks

Then you would see some Unknown device / devices.

I Recently bought a PS3. Now yoy can not copy all your videos, music and photos to the 320 GB HDD. But you can use your windows 7 to act as media server for PS3 and play all your content on PS3

Here is how to go about it.

Double click each Unknown device to see the MAC address of the device. If the address matches your PS3 MAC address then allow that device for media sharing.

You would now be able to share your media (If your firewall is not blocking media access)

 

With the latest updates in Windows 7,  you also need to make sure the following setting

Open “Services”  (just type on the start search bar)

In that make sure you have set Windows Media Player Sharing Service on “Automatic”. Also set LogOn as “Local System”

Tags: Media server, PS3, windows 7

‹‹‹ Previous Post: Intel’s Meuseum of Me with Facebook Next Post: Windows 8 ›››

You might also like

Cyber security Basics for Beginners What information is collected? When you visit a website, a certain amount of information is automatically...
Entertainment setup with PS3, Laptop and External HDD   My current setup with a PS3 connected to HDTV along with a one TB WD MyBook 1110 full with...
Android as Bluetooth Keyboard for PS3 I'm sure that all those who own a PS3 have sometime or the other tried to browse the internet on the...
10 Great Ways to Surprise Your Spouse Are things getting predictable between the two of you after all those years together? Do you both feel...
Grab This Widget

Line Break

Author: Utkarsh (473 Articles)

Solution designer with Firstsource solutions. A post grad in Networks and IT Infrastructure. Technology enthusiast, blogger, webdesigner, Network security aspirant and in love with electronics and gadgets. This blog is an attempt to share what I find interesting... almost anything @Mtaram on twitter and Google+

Leave a Reply

Click here to cancel reply.

Opt out of 'Thank You' e-mails..




Blogroll

  • Aima's blog
  • Anant Srivastav
  • Chatter That Matters
  • Computer Tricks and Tips
  • Harsh Ajmera's Blog
  • Life is Beautiful!!
  • Open Source Innovation
  • POET'S NOOK
  • Tech by a Teen
  • The Cyber Nag
  • The IT Axis
  • Vandy's Blog
  • VinolXi


Copyright © 2013 Mtaram's Daze. All Rights Reserved.
333 ‘queries’