Shagrath is back with a new update for his PS3 Media Server app. This app lets you stream media files from your computer to your PS3. Even better, it also has a transcoding feature and the newly-added DTS streaming support. A complete changelog waits in the full article.


Download: PS3 Media Server v1.10.1 (Windows)
Download: PS3 Media Server v1.10.1 (Linux)
Download: PS3 Media Server v1.10 (OS X)

PlayTV's out to get its verdict from the reviewers. So far, it's looking swell. But none is so swell as finding out that PlayTV's gone back to having DRM-free copying features on your beloved PSP.

The TVersity dev team has announced that their media server application is now running at version 1.0 RC2. Among other updates, this new build carries support for album art and support for individual Youtube videos. The rest of the changelog is available in the full article.

Download: TVersity 1.0 RC2

The TVersity team have announced that their media server app is now at version 1.0 RC1. While a changelog isn't available yet, the developers did note some of the features that come packed with this new release. You can view them over in the full article.

Download: TVersity 1.0 RC1

The title doesn't strike you, does it? But if you're familiar with Streets of Rage and King of Fighters, then OpenBOR isn't something you should let pass. From the engine that allowed Beats of Rage (BOR) to debut on the PC comes the open source version for multiple platforms. Homebrew coder SamuraiX released OpenBOR version 2.1933 for the PSP the day before yesterday, along with Linux (PC, PS3), GamePark, GP2X, DreamCast, Xbox, and Windows versions as well. All you need to know is at the full story.


Download: OpenBOR v2.1933 (Linux on PC and PS3, PSP, GP2X, DreamCast, Xbox, and Windows)

NDT has released a new PUP extraction program that can be used to extract and check out the contents of the PUP files Sony uses to update the PS3's firmware. More details in the full article.


Download: PS3 PUP Extractor v1.00

It seems the PS3's homebrew iPlayer has caught the attention of the BBC. Anthony Rose, the BBC's head of digital media technology, has said that an official iPlayer release for the Sony console will be out "in due course". More in the full article.

Homebrew developer DickyDick1969 is definitely back, and he's got a nice little package for everyone. PimpStreamer DLNA, now version 1.2, works in tandem with PimpStreamer to allow sharing of files between DLNA capable sources such as the Sony PlayStation 3. Check out the full article to learn more.

Download: PimpStreamer v1.2

PlayStation 3 owners who want to share files by way of homebrew may check out the application called PiMPStreamer DLNA for PlayStation 3 from the coder DickyDick1969. As a matter of fact, the coder has just rolled out version 1.1 which fixes stability among other things. Know more after the jump!


Download: PiMPStreamer DLNA for PS3 v1.1

After some months without any word, it seems DIckyDick1969 is back with a new release. This time, he's released PiMPStreamer DLNA for PS3, which appears to allow for unlimited file sharing options from PC to PS3. More on this application after the jump!


Download: PiMPStreamer DLNA for PS3