Just installed this to see for myself, it just uses the "My vdeo" and "My Music" folders on your harddrive, just add your files to those folders and it will atomatically be available on whatever your sharing to.
Just installed this to see for myself, it just uses the "My vdeo" and "My Music" folders on your harddrive, just add your files to those folders and it will atomatically be available on whatever your sharing to.
JohnF111
Open the TVersity user interface and click on the library tab. On the left under sources, click Files or Folders. You can add individual media files or entire folders (including subfolders) there, though TVersity will want to index them, which can take time. I've found that the PlayOn media server's beta "My Media" feature seems to be much more reliable and less prone to skipping for video, if you were planning on using it for video though.
Oopies, made a booboo i mean i couldnt think of how it worked until i saw it again.. I use Homegroup on Windows 7 now. I know you can folders and so on but thought describing those would be pointless as i installed it and everything was intuitive and simple.
Oopies, made a booboo i mean i couldnt think of how it worked until i saw it again.. I use Homegroup on Windows 7 now. I know you can folders and so on but thought describing those would be pointless as i installed it and everything was intuitive and simple.JohnF111
I was using TVersity for the longest time. I just found Playstation Media Server today. http://ps3mediaserver.blogspot.com/ It's extremely streamlined, you don't have to set up a thing. Just open the program, it will detect your PS3 and you can stream from whatever folder you select. I had formatted and forgot to reinstall tversity, and now I'm going to give this a try for a bit. So far it's been perfect.
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