PS3 Media Server Gets Dusted Off With New Update

It's been quite a while since we've seen something come from the devs of PS3 Media Server. However, the project isn't dead yet and a new update is available for everyone to enjoy.

As you know, PS3 Media Server or PS3MS for short, is an application for Windows, Linux and OSX users that streams media content from your computer to your PS3. Not only that, it's able to transcode video files on the fly, if your computer can handle it. Here's the changelog:

• Fix global custom MEncoder options
• Re-fix NPE when toggling HTTP Engine V2
• Fix startup for symlinked PMS.sh (#1356) (thanks, Matthijs!)
• Added documentation to PMS.conf (thanks, Hagar!)
• Updated JNA to support multiarch directories on Linux (#1152)
• Added option to select and force the default renderer
• Fixed Samsung 2012 TVs timeout (thanks, troop!)
• Added support for D-link DSM-510 (thanks, glenrocks!)
• Updated MPlayer build script to SB32
• Fix "value too long" SQL exceptions
• If renderer has not specified a maximum height/width, default to 1920x1080
• Initial fix for Samsung 2012 TVs (thanks, troop!)
• Linux: load system-wide defaults from /etc/skel if user's profile not found
• Added recognition for AcePlayer app (thanks, md.versi!)
• Fix parsing of <real> in plist preventing iPhoto libraries from working
• Added Plugin development guide (thanks, glebb)
• Language updates:
  
  • added Arabic
  • added Hebrew (thanks, zvi-yamin!)
  • CZE translation update (thanks, valib)
  • Layout support for right-to-left languages added

You can grab PS3 Media Server for your choice of operating system below.

Download: PS3 Media Server v1.53

Source: PS3 Media Server

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