tversity streaming question - HELP PLEASE!

I have TVersity working to the point where I can stream music already on my hard drive through TVersity to my ps3. However, when I try to put internet video on TVersity I can only get it to go in the sources section (where it plays fine from my computer), but it doesn't show up on my ps3 because as far as I can tell the sources section does not show up on the ps3. How can I get these videos to go into my library? Please any help would be appreciated!!

I have TVersity working to the point where I can stream music already on my hard drive through TVersity to my ps3. However, when I try to put internet video on TVersity I can only get it to go in the sources section (where it plays fine from my computer), but it doesn't show up on my ps3 because as far as I can tell the sources section does not show up on the ps3. How can I get these videos to go into my library? Please any help would be appreciated!!

medhopeful

You have to open videos through the videos tab on ps3, same goes for music and photos. You chose properly what folders tversity is sharing right? also some formats don't work on ps3, at least at the time i used tversity.

I honestly don't know. For instance, I tried putting in an online feed of a hockey game last night and my only option, so far as I could tell, was to add it as an internet video as a source. So far so good, got it to open from the computer - great. Then when I went to my ps3 it was nowhere to be found. I went into videos and clicked all - nothing.

Just now I got a YouTube video working. I added it the same way, but it automatically went into my library section. Maybe I just didn't give it enough time to refresh last night, or maybe it is because I'm using the free version?

Either way, thanks for helping. Most of the time when I ask a question that requires actual help no one on these forums helps. Too busy answering silly polls I guess.

Yeah I'm pretty sure it has something to do with premium content and having the free version. There's not much, outside of YouTube, that you can use from the internet for free then it seems. Unless I'm still missing something.