MediaLink for Mac and PS3
About 2 weeks ago I purchased a brand new Macbook Pro. I am totally new to OS X so I am discovering all kinds of new goodies. One of which is called MediaLink by NullRiver Inc. MediaLink bridges the gap between the PlayStation 3 and Apple’s OS X.
The PlayStation 3 doubles as a media server, with Windows this is done very easily using Window’s Media Player, but with Mac, this is a problem. MediaLink turns your Mac into a media server that your PS3 can see. It is very easy to setup, and runs hidden in the background.
One of the greatest functions of it is how well it organizes your files, if you want to watch a episode of Diggnation a video podcast you have in iTunes, then you just select iTunes > Podcast > Diggnation just like in iTunes, it even provides a Quick Look like preview!
MediaLink is available for $20.00 from NullRiver.com. A trial is available but it is limited to 30 minutes of continuous use. I downloaded the trial and ended up purchasing the product with in 20 minutes! It works great, it might even work better then Windows Media Player did!
The only negative I have found is that sometimes the PlayStation 3 has a issue seeing the MediaLink server. This is solved in 2 seconds by opening the MediaLink preferance panel, and stopping the server then restarting it!






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Wow… I had no idea that the MBP can do this.
Diggin the site and looking forward to more reading more blogs about Apple Software.
- Albert
Thanks Man, I will be posting a lot more of reviews and tutorials!
Ah very cool, thanks. Im going to have to download the trial now!
Great Media link launcehed a tool for both MAC and ps3
Eager to try it
Thanks for this, looks like a cool feature!
My brother is whining for 4 days about this Ps3..Can i ask a question?
What's its difference from PS1 and PS2? Or from all other gaming system?
can you do this wirelessly with just a mac book pro?
perhaps via internet sharing with airport? i've tried this with no luck
I am not sure about the internet sharing with air port. The program is a Mac application so you need a Mac, but any Mac will work.
I have been playing around with this and it seems pretty user friendly.
I m going to have to download the trial now, thanks.
Cool feature! Keep up a good work man!
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