The faster your upload speed – the better off you’ll be on the receiving end. The other bottleneck to always consider is upload speed if you plan on streaming any content to a device that is not on the same local network.
Unlike the PSP, the PlayStation Vita can easily handle streamed 720p content with its quad core CPU and much more potent network and graphics capabilities A really fast dual G4 (think dual 1.42 GHz MDD or processor upgraded dual 1.6/dual 1.8 GHz G4 machine), dual G5, or quad G5 will run things even better (720p content should be easy to stream in most cases), while lesser single-core G4 systems (below 1 GHz) may have a bit of trouble streaming DVD quality content (without cranking down the bit rate) and may actually be better suited for lower resolution video (such as 480 x 360 or 640 x 360). You can stream just about any common video format in Standard Definition (SD) at DVD quality (720 x 480 or 640 x 480) from a PowerPC G4 Mac with dual 1 GHz or better CPUs using a mid- to high-end graphics card, such as a Radeon 9800 Pro with at least 1 GB of RAM. MediaLink and Playback both have slight differences in setting up/configuring, but in my experience provide very similar results (expect full reviews of each in the near future).
Playback version 1.8.11 for PowerPC Leopard Macs.There’s even a Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger version of MediaLink that will work with G3 and low-end G4 machines, which is available on our Facebook page for members. (If you haven’t already, join Low End Mac on Facebook to get this.)įind these applications at the following links: Thankfully there are still two great options if you want to stream media from your PowerPC Mac to your PS3 – Playback by Yazsoft and the older Universal Binary version of Nullriver MediaLink (so graciously provided for our Low End Mac audience by Nullriver, as it is no longer available on the main downloads page). Putting It All Together (continued) Step 3: Integrate Your PS3, PSP, and Your Media Server MediaLink and Playback are the best options when streaming media from a Mac to your PS3.
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