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Enhance your Playstation 3 with a Universal Remote, Streaming Media, and Streaming Web Video

December 8th, 2008 Posted in How to, Video

This is a video I recorded that demonstrates my Playstation 3 setup which uses a Logitech Harmony 880 Universal Remote with the Nyko Blue-Wave Infrared Remote which comes with a USB IR dongle to allow you to use the Logitech Harmony to control the system.

I also show how I can stream music, photos and videos from my PC using Tversity

Lastly I show how I stream web video from Netflix, CBS, ESPN, Hulu, and YouTube using PlayOn

Note click here to see video on YouTube which is using the new 640×360 HD resolution. I encoded it using Xvid and the quality isn’t great, but better than the embed above. Still figuring out the best way to encode for the new HD format support.

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