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    Wink

    I don't have a ps3 but I have found twonky to work best with a number of media players and the Xbox360 so it should work with your ps3.

    see Mumsoft post on this thread http://www.wl500g.info/showthread.php?t=7945
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    version 5.0 beta as it has transcoding built in.

    Happy coding.

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    Twonky 5.0 beta?

    Quote Originally Posted by Gizmo1007 View Post
    I don't have a ps3 but I have found twonky to work best with a number of media players and the Xbox360 so it should work with your ps3.

    see Mumsoft post on this thread http://www.wl500g.info/showthread.php?t=7945
    download
    version 5.0 beta as it has transcoding built in.

    Happy coding.
    Gizmo, this afternoon I have looked at the beta offering of Twonky, but it apears to me there is no version for embedded devices as our Asus is. Maybe I miss something, but I only got a link to rel 4.4.4 rc 3, which I think is a beta for 4.4.4, not 5.0.
    No problem for me though, I'm happy with 4.4.4.

    Marc

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    I tried a million different things to get my router talking to the ps3 very well. It would see it fine but I never got high bitrate movies to stream smoothly. I never installed twonky on the router (I did build it on my mac though) that might very well be the answer.
    for me, I ended up installing medialink on my mac mini behind it, it works like a champ.

    just my 2 cents
    ~e

  4. ciao guys,

    first of all thank you for your kind replies!

    @mumsoft and Gizmo:
    this weekend I will try to install twonky: the correct version is still Maxtor [Plus] version?

    @Gizmo:
    what is transcoding? does it means it transcode for example video to another format if it is not compatible to the connected device?
    In this case I doubt our Asus box owns the power to do it

    @etheric:
    that was a good idea! Macmini costs 499euros now. Unluckly I already bought the WL700, so I want to try to get everything working with it. Also Asus has for sure a lower power consumption which is useful for a 24/7 powered device.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Michele Spinolo View Post
    ciao guys,

    first of all thank you for your kind replies!

    @mumsoft and Gizmo:
    this weekend I will try to install twonky: the correct version is still Maxtor [Plus] version?
    Sure.

    Quote Originally Posted by Michele Spinolo View Post
    @Gizmo:
    what is transcoding? does it means it transcode for example video to another format if it is not compatible to the connected device?
    In this case I doubt our Asus box owns the power to do it
    Maybe. I had Mt-Daapd running that transcoded my .ogg music to .wav for the sake of my dumb Pinnacle soundbridge. No problem. But I could not pause & resume and missed some other functions. Now I have dismissed them both.
    Here you can see what it can do natively:
    http://www.twonkyvision.com/Products...dia/index.html

    Quote Originally Posted by Michele Spinolo View Post
    @etheric:
    that was a good idea! Macmini costs 499euros now. Unluckly I already bought the WL700, so I want to try to get everything working with it. Also Asus has for sure a lower power consumption which is useful for a 24/7 powered device.
    I have streamed a DVD image (.iso) to my Ziova without a problem wirelessly, but I must admit it did not do that always smoothly. But wired showed no problem at all. Now I must apologize because I don't know much about how high the bitrate is. I do know that my Ziova can't cope with H264 (MPEG4) coded material. It all really depends on your environment.

    Regards,
    Marc

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    Quote Originally Posted by mumsoft View Post
    Now I must apologize because I don't know much about how high the bitrate is.
    A standard DVD A/V stream averages about 11Mbps.

    - K.C.

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