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anttimonty
Hi,
I was wondering that is there any linux porjects for PS3 that is aiming to make it a complete mediacenter? So that the second OS would boot up just like XBMC when using it as a dashboard?
Wadarr
Yeah... it's a dream pop.gif
ElDom
If someone would port dyne:bolic to PS3, it would be done already...
Assimilator
hmm looks like this is the thread i was looking for

since they are porting XBMC to linux will that = XBMC on ps3 linux prehaps in a self contained OS so it boots xbmc direct and maybe rename it PS3MC biggrin.gif
derf
I’ve seen something kicking around called MegaBOX for the PS3 it claims to be the next XBMC for the PS3 and easy to load etc no Linux to install and configure, although I believe it is built from a Linux distro. Google it and check it out.
rova
Yeah Megabox seems to be the way to go, but I dont think it is stable yet nor is there a real website for keeping up to date with it.
evolancer276
has anyone run xbmc successfully on the ps3? and would it be worth it? is Mega box the xbmc of PS3?
evolancer276
bump!
evolancer276
bump!
rajkamaliya
I doubt if there is any linux project going on for xbox. But i'm sure somebody is trying their ways of doing that. But i didn't find anything on the net.
Pingu82
As mentioned earlier, the GPU (graphics hardware) is locked in otherOS. Theres not enough power to render via software. You might get some less demanding codecs running close to smooth, but XViD -> h264 would never work well enough for it to be worth it. Theres far better solutions already out there, i.e popcorn hour or other NMT-based media solutions.
Ofcourse it would be great to have a working mediacenter on PS3 but I doubt it will work well enough to be worth it.
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