oop. Sith Was asking up above, I forgot to quote him.
"is there a way I can see whats on my PS3's HD on my computer? Basically can you connect the two?"
this post makes no sense! You could had left it alone and nobody would noticed but noooooo!
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LOL. Post makes plenty of sense. JD was scared by my seemingly random fact post. He was losing sleep over it!
where on the XMB is where you can find out how much memory you have left on your HDD? I've been looking and I cant find it unless its been under my nose.
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where on the XMB is where you can find out how much memory you have left on your HDD? I've been looking and I cant find it unless its been under my nose.
Go to Settings, System Settings, and then System Information.
shouldnt I be able to play music from my iPod Touch? Last nite I tried and i notice when i hooked it up to my PS3 that it didnt read the device.
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shouldnt I be able to play music from my iPod Touch? Last nite I tried and i notice when i hooked it up to my PS3 that it didnt read the device.
iPod changes the format of songs from MP3 so your PS3 probably doesn't recognize Apple's formatting, however your Hard drive has lots of space to build a library of tunes :)
Streaming files right from your PC is a good option. It'll sync with your itunes library too.
Streaming files right from your PC is a good option. It'll sync with your itunes library too.
when I read my PC through the PS3, it doesnt read my iTunes music file unless I am suppose to enable some playback function since all the files in it are ACC format
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LOL my bad, I totally missed that, blame Football
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