PS3 media streaming using Nero MediaHome

[rbV5]

Getting my PS3 setup today. I'm working on streaming my media using Nero MediaHome (v7).

So far, it seems to work pretty damn good, but I'm not getting audio from my WMV HD files. Also, serving DVRMS HD recordings cause a network error, SD DVRMS seems to stream fine. Anyone streaming using Nero?

 

[Ackmed]

I just use WMP 11. Which works for me. I have seen others who use Nero, is there a reason for this, is it better?

 

[FP]

I could never get that thing set up correctly. The music/movie lists on the PS3 dashboard would never populate.

 

[rbV5]

Originally posted by: Ackmed
I just use WMP 11. Which works for me. I have seen others who use Nero, is there a reason for this, is it better?

I'm just getting stuff figured, so I'm not sure which is better.

I started with WMP11, but had trouble with the individual files showing in the folders in PS3 (probably not got something quite right).

Nero I also already have, and was simple to set up my folders. I saw most everyone recommend Nero MediaHome for the server on the internet sites I checked.

I thought perhaps someone had run into this same issue, so I could short-cut a fix

In any event, other than a couple issues I outlined above, the streaming works pretty good. I quess I could use different servers if I have to, but I'd rather just get the one that works best.

 

[Krakn3Dfx]

Couldn't get WMP11 to work in Vista, Nero worked, but seemed to crash a lot.
Ended up with TVersity, which works flawlessly for me.

 

[rbV5]

Originally posted by: Krakn3Dfx
Couldn't get WMP11 to work in Vista, Nero worked, but seemed to crash a lot.
Ended up with TVersity, which works flawlessly for me.

I'll give TVersity a shot after I play around a bit. I'm using XP Media Center btw.

 

[rbV5]

Originally posted by: Krakn3Dfx
Couldn't get WMP11 to work in Vista, Nero worked, but seemed to crash a lot.
Ended up with TVersity, which works flawlessly for me.

Something's not right, I'm getting no audio with TVersity either (WMV HD)