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Copying Movies from NTFS drives
I have a PS3 which is not on any network and a portable hard drive of 1 TB. I can get my Portable to work (under certain circumstances involving very accurate plug in time
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10-08-2011
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well, you can switch from FAT32 to NTFS with pfs drivers from multiman, then the file manager will read your external HDD if it's ntfs. Anyway you just have to create a folder named video into dev_hdd0 and put in there your videos... remember mkv files are not supported from XMB...
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10-10-2011
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thanks, i'll try it rightaway.
************* [ - Post Merged - ] ************* Didnt work Nichibotsu.. There are many subfolders with 2 alphabets as their names inside dev_hdd0/video (for example, : ae, fk etc) . All the video files i have added earlier (from FAT32 thumb drives) have 2 extra files with them (generated by the PS3). directly adding does not work. The vids are stored like those on an ipod. |
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