Asus Transforner TF101

[CrazySpy]

Hi There,

I was wondering if the PS3 Media Server will work with my Android Table Asus Transformer TF101.

I had tried a couple of software available on Market until I figure out that I have a software called MyNet that is a Asus component for the tablet.

Using the MyNet application I'm able to see the folders that I'm sharing using the PMS... and browse all my video files and also the associated COVER (thumbnail) for each.

PMS is able to stream the .MP4 files... and I can see in table without problems...

Some .MP4 files won't load at all.. I got an error on load...
All the other file types... mkv, ISO, wmv won't loda.

PMS is showing the Sony BluRay as detected media renders.

Could anyone tell me what is the best config for the PMS to be able to stream all kind of videos to Asus Transformer TF101?

Also... if there is any other kind of application let me know... I already tested
Eminent DLNA Player: Able to find the PMS but can't browse the files.
Air Player Free: Able to find the PMS but can't browse the files.
UPnPlay: Can browse but can't play files .MP4 give me the error Unsupported Format: video/mpeg, MKV give me the error Unsupported format: video/vnd.dlna.mpeg-tts

Could anyone give me a hint?

[tapufd]

Hi,

I think it won't work with the current available versions of PMS.
I did some investigation, and the MyNet tool indeed needs MP4 files, and PMS can't transcode (yet?!) to MP4.
As long as that is not possible, the MyNet tool won't work.

Ofcourse I can totally be wrong...

/T

[SRG]

I too would be interested by streaming PMS content to my Asus TF101 through MyNet.
Sadly at that time it doesn't work for me (same symptoms as in first post), any help would be appreciated ...

[Thibaut]

Hi,
The big problem of the sound, the Transformer does not like AC3 which is used when PMS is transcoding.
I have a config file that works with avi files at the moment.
viewtopic.php?f=15&t=2099&p=66938#p66938

Thibaut

[CrazySpy]

Hey, thanks for the reply. I will check the other topic.
But in movie library (around 1TB) the majority are MKV or MP4 videos...
Let's see what we can do.