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DLNA is bit of a new thing to me. I was expecting to be able to play back recordings on my 2000T on the PS3 in another room. But the PS3 claims the .ts files are corrupted.
How does encryption/de-encryption work as far as DLNA goes? Does the 2000T decrypt HD files for DLNA transmission in the clear or does it just pass the raw (encrypted) file to the DLNA client?
On a Windows PC I can play back the content OK, which makes me think it is the former (content decrypted at the 2000T).
It could just be the PS3 DLNA implementation I suppose – I was wondering if anyone here had any experience of this.
Are you trying to stream HD content to the PS3, if you are it won’t work nor on a PC. I can try this out later using a HDR FOX T2 (Grandson has a PS3).
Thinking back, I’m pretty certain I tried with SD recordings as well, and they didn’t work either. (It may have been SD I tried on the PC that worked – not sure on that).
To quote:
http://mediatomb.cc/dokuwiki/transcoding:transcoding
“Since the PS3 is a really, really crappy picky mediaplayer, you get to spend a lot of time tweaking your mediatomb config to produce an acceptable output stream.”
I have a feeling the problem is most likely to be the PS3 being picky.
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