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PS3 Media Server

Introduction

Stream Media to your DLNA compliant devices. PS3 Media Server is a DLNA compliant Upnp Media Server originally written for the PS3, now supports Xbox360, Sony Bravia, Popcorn Hour, Samsung Wiselink, Freebox HD & others. PMS is written in Java, with the purpose of streaming or transcoding any kind of media files, with minimum configuration. It's backed up with the powerful Mplayer/FFmpeg packages.

Installation instructions

You can install the software directly from the .deb package pms-linux. Otherwise, you may follow the instructions below for building from the source. - PMS requires the following packages: MEncoder, Mplayer, FFMpeg, and Sun's Java To install from a terminal and type:

 sudo apt-get install mencoder ffmpeg mplayer vlc sun-java6-jre

Or you can click on these packages individually if you'd prefer to avoid the terminal: mencoder ffmpeg mplayer vlc sun-java6-jre - Grab the latest version of Playstation 3 Media Server and save it on you home directory - Navigate to your home directory, right cilck on the .tgz file you just downloaded and select extract here. - Navigate to that folder, right click on PMS.sh and choose properties now in Permissions allow it to be executed. Do the same thing for a file called tsMuxeR which is in a sub-folder called linux. - Finally just double click on PMS.sh and choose run to start the program!

Configuration

In the General Configuration tab Under Network Settings choose the network interface you want to stream your media from (ex wlan0, lan0, etc) You maybe want to tick Start Minimized. In the Navigation/Share Settings add any folders of media you would like to share for example ~/Videos and ~/Music Click Save to save your settings. Additional configuration files per device can be found in the subfolder renderers they are simple text files you can edit with your favorite editor Vi(m), Gedit, pico, etc. For Xbox360 avi/divx playback you need to edit the last line in XBOX360.conf From:

 StreamExtensions=wma,asf

To:

 StreamExtensions=wma,asf,avi

start at startup

If you'd like to have PMS startup when you log into ubuntu, you can simply add the PMS.sh script with the full path to System -->Preferences --> Startup Applications -->Add

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