The media service for your playstation makes it possible to browse your files on your computer. Great for video and music! Turn on the service mediaserver located in the network config corner. Now install ushare for sharing the files on your computer.
The media service for your playstation makes it possible to browse your files on your computer. Great for video and music! Turn on the service mediaserver located in the network config corner. Now install ushare for sharing the files on your computer.
Open a Terminal and type:
sudo apt-get install ushare
and open the config of ushare
sudo nano /etc/ushare.list
Read through the config to edit it to your taste.
Example:
# /etc/ushare.conf
# Edit this file with ‘dpkg-reconfigure ushare’
# Configuration file for uShare
# uShare UPnP Friendly Name (default is ‘uShare’).
USHARE_NAME=Junke1990
# Interface to listen to (default is eth0).
# Ex : USHARE_IFACE=eth1
# my wireless is ra0 most of the time it’s wlan0
USHARE_IFACE=ra0
# Port to listen to (default is random from IANA Dynamic Ports range)
# Ex : USHARE_PORT=49200
USHARE_PORT=
# Port to listen for Telnet connections
# Ex : USHARE_TELNET_PORT=1337
USHARE_TELNET_PORT=
# Directories to be shared (space or CSV list).
# Ex: USHARE_DIR=/dir1,/dir2
USHARE_DIR=/home/junke/ushare,/media/Data/done
# Use to override what happens when iconv fails to parse a file name.
# The default uShare behaviour is to not add the entry in the media list
# This option overrides that behaviour and adds the non-iconv’ed string into
# the media list, with the assumption that the renderer will be able to
# handle it. Devices like Noxon 2 have no problem with strings being passed
# as is. (Umlauts for all!)
#
# Options are TRUE/YES/1 for override and anything else for default behaviour
USHARE_OVERRIDE_ICONV_ERR=
# Enable Web interface (yes/no)
# not needed
ENABLE_WEB=no
# Enable Telnet control interface (yes/no)
# not needed
ENABLE_TELNET=no
# Use XboX 360 compatibility mode (yes/no)
# thank god I dont own a xbox…
ENABLE_XBOX=no
# Use DLNA profile (yes/no)
# This is needed for PlayStation3 to work (among other devices)
ENABLE_DLNA=yes