I managed to see HD internet videos via Tversity and PS3.
Tversity may not be as configurable as PSM but it has existing support
for internet download so I shall delay conversion to PSM until PSM has
a well developed internet viewer.
PSM is good because it uses VLC as its main transcoder. I find that
VLC to be able to play the most video files that I download from the
internet.
It took me days to figure out how to watch these video downloads via
Tversity. The trick is to let it finish refreshing the library. In the
PS3, you can see your video downloads at the <podcast> menu. You can
also insert tags to your libray sources in order for you to idenfity
your video download sources.
Wait until the library sources were refreshed before you search for it
using your PS3. The media server must be started first. In order to do
that, you may have to stop Tversity first. restarting sometimes does
not work.
In order to enable ACE you must edit the AC3filter to accept mpg also.
By default klmcodec disable it. I upgraded AC3filter manually but it
is still accessible via the klmcodec program file menu.
Not true for Haali Splitter, recommended by Tversity. I need to
investigate this further.
To insert HD source in Tversity, you go to <guides> and click on HD.
There are many sources there. Right now I am watching Beautiful Places
and City by City. By default Tversity will download only 1 file from
each source. I am experimenting with downloading 5 from each source.
This means that I have to switch on my PC longer because files are
stored in our PCs instead of PS3. PS3 assesses these videos via the
streaming method, just like Youtube.
Initially it will be jerky as it is still downloading. Once it has
finished, you play fromf the beginning by clicking the triangle PS3
button. It should be smooth by in my case, my wifi connection is slow
so there is some jerky motions.
Tversity recommends wired ethernet in order to view FullHD at 1080p.
