PS3 Media Server 1.03

[THEONLYSONIC]

i notice the change log has been updated with v1.04 when will it be out

v1.04

- Changes / Features

New option to enable video copy on ps3
RAW images thumbnail support: CR2/CRW/PEF/NEF/ORF/SRF/MRW/DNG/ARW/RAF
New translations: Spanish (thanks to Jose from www.playstationhoy.com), Dutch (thanks to Vincent Meylof), German (thanks to Jeuki), Russian (thanks to Peter Klassen), Polish (thanks to Maciej Bocian), Greek (thanks to Alexander Polichroniadis), Portuguese (thanks to Hugo Sousa), Finnish (thanks to Ove Sentlig), Norwegian (thanks to Ball80 and Topguy) and Swedish (thanks to Dusan Ilic)
New extensions supported: SHN/M2V/M2P
tsMuxer engine can now mux or reencode in AC3/PCM all audio tracks in real time
Add the experimental mencoder build for multicore on OSX

- Fixes

tsMuxer's AC3/LPCM encode/muxing + Mencoder's LPCM remuxing now working on Linux
Fixed LPCM seeking issue
Fixed regression with PicasaWeb images feed
Changes in subtitles loading / Fonts support (Default/ASS/Embedded Fonts)
Fixed channels order with tsMuxer engine's DTS->AC3 option
Transcode buffer wasn't fully released after end of video
Fixed bug with shared folders selection on Windows
Fixed periodic alive messages sent to ps3
Better dvr-ms media info retrieval
Updated ffmpeg/mplayer/mencoder builds on Windows and OSX (slight H264 speedup for singlecore)
Buffer issues with transcoded audio files lasting more than 10 minutes
Fixed RSS parsing with some feeds

[Gussi]

I think there's no deadline, it will be out soon as the developers feel it's ready

[THEONLYSONIC]

I think there's no deadline, it will be out soon as the developers feel it's ready

if you are going to respond to a question provide valuable information not smartass remarks
we all know that it will be released when developers feel it is ready
so having already said that it would be nice to know an estimated time of release

[Gussi]

Sorry about that, it wasn't my intention to offend you. Since this is open source you can build it yourself, most if not all features in the changelog listed in 1.04 are already implemented in the code. Sorry that I can't pinpoint a exact date, but as seen here it's soonish.