I recently bought a Sony PlayTV. It’s a device that plugs in to your Playstation 3 and allows you to record television to your PS3. You can then export the clips to the cross media bar, and transfer them to your computer. The files are mpeg2 (m2ts) and play fine on the PS3, but what about the AppleTV? Or importing them to iTunes? Enter MPEG Streamclip.

MPEG Streamclip is a free app that converts several types of video files into different formats.

I wanted to be able to play my files on both the PS3 and the AppleTV, so I created a preset that looks something like this (exporting to MPEG4)

mpegstreamclip

My file is roughly half the size of the original source, looks good, and plays on multiple platforms. win!

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    PS3 and AppleTV friendly files | Inverted Reality said

    July 5 2009 @ 11:15 am

    [...] lately, and encoding them to suit various media players including PS3 and AppleTV. I wrote a blurb here on cinemamac.com check it out. Author: James Categories: Apple, Apple TV, ps3 Tags: appletv, media, ps3 Comments (0) [...]

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