The linux kernel supports the cell architecture, but this does not suddenly make all code run efficiently on it. Rather, it gives the programmers the ability to utilize the cell architecture should they choose to do so.
For many people, it was the first reasonably priced bluray player. At present, there aren't many games out for the PS3 that strike my fancy, so I mainly use it to play DVD's and Bluray Discs. I'm sure a lot of people feel the same way.
herkDec 18, 2007
I just applied 2.10 and can confirm that xvid does *not* seem to be working. Unsupported format for a half dozen files I tried to throw at it.
extremepc66Dec 18, 2007
9gb files in what format using what container?
h4xx3dDec 21, 2007
The linux kernel supports the cell architecture, but this does not suddenly make all code run efficiently on it. Rather, it gives the programmers the ability to utilize the cell architecture should they choose to do so.
joeisjoeDec 21, 2007
Anyone know if the DivX playback is being upscaled?
i_am_so_smrtDec 29, 2007
For many people, it was the first reasonably priced bluray player. At present, there aren't many games out for the PS3 that strike my fancy, so I mainly use it to play DVD's and Bluray Discs. I'm sure a lot of people feel the same way.
lolo2007Feb 15, 2008
f**k! Nothing over 2gb files? What's the point? I have no problem watching 9gb HD files on my 360 and I just updated my PS3 thinking at least the same could be supported and sure enough. Forget the console war, next year will be the codec war between the 360 and PS3. Let's see who comes out on top. So far, I have to say the count is 360 1-win 0-loss and PS3 0-win 1-loss.<a class="user" href="http://download.paramegsoft.com/">http://download.paramegsoft.com/</a><a class="user" href="http://www.paramegsoft.com/forum/">http://www.paramegsoft.com/forum/</a>