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I see the thread on Oprano got you all riled up. Its funnier that I got a guy claming to bea technovisonary that doesnt see the value of the itouch or apple TV.
Boy is he going to really be surprised later this year.
The guy is clueless. He knows nothing about the computers. I just picked up a quad-core with 22' monitor and HDMI out. So downloading and converting files is a snap. Watching a 720p or 1080p video looks outstanding on it.
Also besides gaming, the Sony PlayStation 3 is an excellent device for high definition video playback. Besides Blu-ray disc playback support, the PS3 can also play high definition video files, which can be downloaded from the Internet. The most common HD video file format is currently the Matroska (.MKV) file format, which the PS3 does not currently support. The .MKV files however in many cases contain AVC encoded video with AC3 audio, which are PS3 supported formats. In order to play the files a simple process of converting the .MKV files to .m2ts files must be performed. You can not tell the difference between a real blu-ray disc and the .mkv file.
I could go on and on but why is it up to us to educate him.
im finding as many h.264 (which .mkv actually is, mkv is a container if you take the video out its playable PS3 simply doesnt recognize the container) anyway the PS3 does play the h.264 with ease