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PS3 Media Server Crack + Serial Key

PS3 Media Server can help you playback almost every type of media on your video game console or directly on your SmartTV (DLNA Client).

The new version of PS3 Media Server is Universal Media Server and is still actively developed.

This particular DLNA server features the standards that Sony have first set back in 2003 when they founded the homonym non-profit collaborative trade organization. Its main objective was to implement a suite of guidelines for setting up the sharing of digital media amidst connected multimedia devices.

The best thing about these guidelines is that they accomplish interoperability utilizing a private set of restricted techniques. All the operations within PS3 Media Server are possible due to the Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) mechanism. PS3 Media Server stores content and makes it available to interconnected network DMP (Digital Media Players) or DMR (Digital Media Renderers).

The fact that PS3 Media Server Keygen features a simple, modular interface translates to a necessary level of knowledge required for you to put all of its power to good use. The first tab section refers to the Status of the server, while the other areas regard Traces, General Configuration, Navigation / Share Settings or Transcoding Settings.

The robust framework of the program helps you quickly and easily get your favorite media through your DNLA Player or your Smart TV. Its components allow for real-time video transcoding from DVD / Blu-ray ISO images, audio transcoding from all the popular formats, Internet TV or radio, HD videos as well as transcoding compatible video and audio content.

In conclusion, PS3 Media Server is one nifty DLNA server that you can take advantage of in no time at all. The learning curve does not take a great deal of your precious time and once you have mastered it, this precise and comprehensive piece of software can make your PlayStation 3 more valuable between all the other electronic equipment in your household.

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