leamspaceman
Distinguished Member
I've got my PS3 set-up and connected to my home network and I want to use it as a media streamer. However, I'm having problems.
My PS3 searches for media and picks up my PC without issue. I then go into this and can find all the folders on my PC that contain media. So I navigate through the folders until I get to the one that contains the songs/movies/photos etc that I want to play/view. Upon opening the folders though, it just says "there are no tracks."
As I've said, the PS3 picks up all the folders on my PC but not individual files within those folders?
Do the files have to be named a certain way or stored in a certain location? I have the PS3 selected as an 'unknown device' on the network.
Can anyone help?
My PS3 searches for media and picks up my PC without issue. I then go into this and can find all the folders on my PC that contain media. So I navigate through the folders until I get to the one that contains the songs/movies/photos etc that I want to play/view. Upon opening the folders though, it just says "there are no tracks."
As I've said, the PS3 picks up all the folders on my PC but not individual files within those folders?
Do the files have to be named a certain way or stored in a certain location? I have the PS3 selected as an 'unknown device' on the network.
Can anyone help?