Latest Mac OS X beta build

[psychowood]

no what actually needs to happen is you right click the ps3 media server icon, and go to show contents of package and it is all under there!!

That's the way it was before the patch. The downside is, every time you update PMS.app you lose the configuration, because OS X replace the whole package, not just its contents.

[j2048b]

no what actually needs to happen is you right click the ps3 media server icon, and go to show contents of package and it is all under there!!

That's the way it was before the patch. The downside is, every time you update PMS.app you lose the configuration, because OS X replace the whole package, not just its contents.

what patch?

i am running the newest beta and i still have to right click the ps3 media server icon and choose package to get to the confg files!!

[liddokun]

no what actually needs to happen is you right click the ps3 media server icon, and go to show contents of package and it is all under there!!

That's the way it was before the patch. The downside is, every time you update PMS.app you lose the configuration, because OS X replace the whole package, not just its contents.

what patch?

i am running the newest beta and i still have to right click the ps3 media server icon and choose package to get to the confg files!!

That pms.conf is probably there to give the app a basic configuration for the first start, look into your user's library inside Application Support: there will be a "PS3 Media Server" folder, with a pms.conf file. Also, checking the timestamps the one inside the app says last modified 10 may (and i downloaded the app today) while obviously the one inside the library shows today as the last time it's been modified

[poesel]

I just wanted to report that r332 does not resolve issue 235 (Network error 80710736) (not that it is stated anywhere that it would, but its actually the only issue I have with PMS so I thought I should mention it .
Also I have the (very subjective) feeling that r332 is slower than its predecessors (slower=menu entries should up slower on the PS3)

Running on a G4 with 10.5

[gustavoas]

yep I've seen this one last week, forgot to commit the fix

Was this related to my post Issue 410 "Subtitle is not automatically detected"??

[j2048b]

[/quote]
That pms.conf is probably there to give the app a basic configuration for the first start, look into your user's library inside Application Support: there will be a "PS3 Media Server" folder, with a pms.conf file. Also, checking the timestamps the one inside the app says last modified 10 may (and i downloaded the app today) while obviously the one inside the library shows today as the last time it's been modified [/quote]


thanks this helped, but i have a few questions:

what is turbomode? cache? both say false but what do they do?

and what about mencoder _decode? it is empty and only shows an equals sign (=)

[j2048b]

i am running the newest beta and i still have to right click the ps3 media server icon and choose package to get to the confg files!![/quote]
That pms.conf is probably there to give the app a basic configuration for the first start, look into your user's library inside Application Support: there will be a "PS3 Media Server" folder, with a pms.conf file. Also, checking the timestamps the one inside the app says last modified 10 may (and i downloaded the app today) while obviously the one inside the library shows today as the last time it's been modified [/quote]


thanks this helped, but i have a few questions:

what is turbomode? cache? both say false but what do they do?

and what about mencoder _decode? it is empty and only shows an equals sign (=)

[liddokun]

thanks this helped, but i have a few questions:

what is turbomode? cache? both say false but what do they do?

and what about mencoder _decode? it is empty and only shows an equals sign (=)

Honestly i don't know, but if i recall correctly, turbo mode is (was?) an option to send out a slightly different kind of network data. And still if i recall correctly, the developer had a small note about that and the fact that he wasn't sure it would've done anything good.

But wait for someone more prepared than me, just to be safe

[j2048b]

thanks this helped, but i have a few questions:

what is turbomode? cache? both say false but what do they do?

and what about mencoder _decode? it is empty and only shows an equals sign (=)

Honestly i don't know, but if i recall correctly, turbo mode is (was?) an option to send out a slightly different kind of network data. And still if i recall correctly, the developer had a small note about that and the fact that he wasn't sure it would've done anything good.

But wait for someone more prepared than me, just to be safe

Thanks for the input!!

[pmos69]

Turbo mode should enable the TCP_NODELAY option.
It's a TCP-IP option that basically disables the Nagle algorithm.
Teoretically you can stream better with the Nagle algorithm disabled, since packets are sent imediately and there is no packet "agregation".

Anyway, I think the TCP_NODELAY option is used by default by the HTTP Server.
Don't know if the turbo option is actually doing anything at this time...