First Pix, Now DivX on the PlayStation 3
by Chris Faylor and Nick Breckon, Nov 13, 2007 6:21am PSTA forthcoming system update for the PlayStation 3 will allow users to play back DivX-encoded video files, DivX, Inc. has announced. No specific date was provided as to when consumers can expect to receive DivX functionality. Developers are currently able to make use of the technology care of the latest PS3 software development kit, version 2.00 of which was released November 2. "We are excited to work with Sony Computer Entertainment to bring DivX to PS3," said DivX CEO Kevin Hell. "Our technology will expand the multimedia functionality of PS3 by enabling users to enjoy access to the broad library of content in the DivX digital media format."
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That said, I really like my PS3 as a media center. Getting better and better. I've pretty much given up the hope that they'll get their online service to the same level as Live, but I'm fairly confident about the evolution of the media functionality.
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What about PS3 Linux distros? Does the PS3 make a good Linux-based media center, or is setting everything too big a pain in the ass? (I guess that's subjective; I've worked a little bit with Linux and installed stuff from scratch, but that all was a few years ago. Back then installing stuff and getting it to run on Linux was always a pain in the ass).
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Now if someone would just support .mkv
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