TheWrongTrouser

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Have a look here to find out how to stream stuff using the PS3 Media Server. all very nice step by step guides. PS3 Media Server is, I think, better than Tversity as I found Tversity a little clunky. Don't think I found anything PS3 Media server won't play either.

Good god! Do you think he keeps his anything under those saggy tits!

I can't believe I wasted my time on this thread....

You might get this too if your router over heats. I have a linksys router that does this once a week and I have to switch it off for 5 mins....

It pretty much is that simple. I have a 3 of these, one in my bedroom, one in the kitchen and the main broadcasting box in the living room. I have it plugged into sky, my DVD play and a Video. The good point of these it that you just plug in and play. The bad thing about them is that you may find it gets interference from Microwaves, wireless networks, remote control cars etc. The Microwave one is the killer as it becomes totally unwatchable. My recommendations is that if you by them, don't buy the ones that run on the 2.4Ghz spectrum. Look for ones that use the 5GHz and this should stop the interference which everything else uses.

Never really got on with sopcast. Let us know how you find it

All good advice in here but there maybe another reason. I've seen Search and Destroy Spyware software eat up all my resources...(TeaTimer.exe process). You may need to think about clearing out your your browser history. What software do you have running...what runs at start up? I have around 45 process running from my PC when I have just got IE open. (run taskmgr.exe to see what you have running, the processor and memory usage) I could go on....but these will be the most common Every toolbar you have in internet explorer will slow things down. (I just tend to stick with the google one). Defrag is a good one but might now help...again...dpends on how much content you have been writing to your hard disk and how much space you have left. Have you added any software lately? Might be time for a clear out!

I think its time we called the police!

Have you checked your process monitor to see whats running at the same time? Anything eating up the memory or processing time?

Just ask any school kid, they all know how to get around this sort of thing

Bit late into this but Virtual dub is pretty much the king of doing this. It will join the files without re-encoding them.You may also need GSpot to check if the codec for the Audio and Codec for the Video are the same.

Sometimes its worth phone BT to get them to do a line check. My Broadband speed went down to a trickle, did the speed tests, rebooted etc. Called BT, they confirmed it was a line fault. They fixed it within a few hours.

Perhaps the fact that the national dress seems to be the Adidas tracksuit!

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