Obssession with disc space (Why don't I put music directly into my PlayStation 3?)
Yesterday, I told a story that I bought a USB memory drive, mounted it on the home wireless LAN access point and put it music so I can listen through my PlayStation 3 without turning on my PC.
I also reported small inconveniences with the orders of tracks. It happened because there was a problem in transferring process, and I deleted the folders with the problem and copied them again from the first. Then I saw tracks in the right order. In this respect, the access point as a media server has a certain quality as a music player. At least it's better than playing tracks of PC with windows media player through the PS3; the tracks don't line up in the right order unless I prepare a playlist for a CD in the right order. Note that playlists made through WMP don't work if you copy them from your PC to your access point.
You can also make a playlist within PS3. I tried to make one, but I couldn't. You can only add to a playlist in a PS3 musics within the machine. So I thought why don't I have also copies in the PS3. This I guess because I'm too nervous about free space of PS3. I'm thinking my PS3 "only" has 160GiB. I just installed 1 PS3 game and several PS1 game archives, and several skiing video. There is plenty of free disk space, but once I begin to copy media files in the PS3, I feel as if the free space could easily run out.
I think this is because of the experiences of a TV with 250GiB HDD (more space than my old PC and my PS3 and even up to the half of my new PC) recording only as long as 20~30hours, and when I repeated record, the recording time left getting less and less even if I delete unnecessary programs.
Maybe I need to cope with this anxiety of disc space and think of the wise usage of free disk spaces.
I also reported small inconveniences with the orders of tracks. It happened because there was a problem in transferring process, and I deleted the folders with the problem and copied them again from the first. Then I saw tracks in the right order. In this respect, the access point as a media server has a certain quality as a music player. At least it's better than playing tracks of PC with windows media player through the PS3; the tracks don't line up in the right order unless I prepare a playlist for a CD in the right order. Note that playlists made through WMP don't work if you copy them from your PC to your access point.
You can also make a playlist within PS3. I tried to make one, but I couldn't. You can only add to a playlist in a PS3 musics within the machine. So I thought why don't I have also copies in the PS3. This I guess because I'm too nervous about free space of PS3. I'm thinking my PS3 "only" has 160GiB. I just installed 1 PS3 game and several PS1 game archives, and several skiing video. There is plenty of free disk space, but once I begin to copy media files in the PS3, I feel as if the free space could easily run out.
I think this is because of the experiences of a TV with 250GiB HDD (more space than my old PC and my PS3 and even up to the half of my new PC) recording only as long as 20~30hours, and when I repeated record, the recording time left getting less and less even if I delete unnecessary programs.
Maybe I need to cope with this anxiety of disc space and think of the wise usage of free disk spaces.
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