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    Default PS3 mkv firmware update?


    Just wondering if this is planned at all? seems strange that they wouldn't release this as a firmware update since it places the majority of other files. Any info would be appreciated!
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    you could always use MKV2VOB
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    Quote Originally Posted by LastSonOfKrypton View Post
    you could always use MKV2VOB
    Works like a charm...

    http://www.videohelp.com/tools/mkv2vob

    http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=131782
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    Is there a file size limit on the PS3?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blu-News.com View Post
    Is there a file size limit on the PS3?
    Very good question. Unfortunately I was plagued with "Linksys <--> PS3" media problem so I never got a chance to use this feature on the PS3. Whenever I turned on "media connect" or whatever the PS3 uses it would kick everything off my network
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blu-News.com View Post
    Is there a file size limit on the PS3?
    From what I understand, there is no file size limit when running the file from the PS3s internal HDD or streaming. Running from an external drive is a problem because it does not accept HSF+ or NTFS file formats.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blu-News.com View Post
    Is there a file size limit on the PS3?
    4GB (might only be limited to streaming though)
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    That was for avi's and they fixed that a couple updates ago. I have no problem saving 4+GB m2ts files.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Da Man View Post
    That was for avi's and they fixed that a couple updates ago. I have no problem saving 4+GB m2ts files.
    Well I just had an issue yesterday with a mk2-to-m4v that was 6+GB and it would not play until I dropped it under 4GB.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MrE View Post
    4GB (might only be limited to streaming though)
    No limit when Streaming (TVersity etc) if you use NTFS
    Limit if you using FAT32 (4G)

    NTFS & FAT32 Info:

    http://www.ntfs.com/ntfs_vs_fat.htm
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    Quote Originally Posted by dominica View Post
    No limit when Streaming (TVersity etc) if you use NTFS
    Limit if you using FAT32 (4G)

    NTFS & FAT32 Info:

    http://www.ntfs.com/ntfs_vs_fat.htm
    I'm on Mac and my drives are formatted Mac OS Extended (Journaled). I use TwonkyMedia for media server.

    Maybe it is TwonkyMedia limiting me... idk
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    You guys are helpful!
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    Quote Originally Posted by someonehs View Post
    Just wondering if this is planned at all? seems strange that they wouldn't release this as a firmware update since it places the majority of other files. Any info would be appreciated!
    Why on earth would they do MKV support? 99% of people that want MKV are basically downloading torrents illegally. That would be a stupid move to support MKV container...
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    And the same can't be said of DivX/Xvid?
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    I'd rather they start supporting external sub files like .srt files. sheesh, it's been too long for those of us who rip foreign movies to our drive to watch.
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