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How to Make a PS3 and Vuze Communicate

Vuze is a DLNA enabled application that allows you to store and stream content from your computer to another DLNA device, such as the PlayStation 3. Once these two devices are set up, you can stream music, photos and movies from your computer to your PS3, allowing you enjoy your content on your TV in another room. DNLA is an automated service, so once both devices are enabled they should communicate automatically.

Things You'll Need

Local Internet connection
Ethernet cable

Instructions

- 1
  Connect your PS3 to the same Internet network as your computer. If you have a router with multiple connection ports, connect your PS3 to it with an Ethernet cable. If your PS3 is too far from your router and your router supports a wireless connection, configure your PS3̵7;s wireless connection from the ̶0;Network Settings̶1; option under the ̶0;Settings̶1; tab of the Xross Media Bar.
- 2
  Enable media server connection on your PS3. Go to the ̶0;Settings̶1; tab and select ̶0;Network Settings.̶1; If the ̶0;Media Server Connection̶1; is not enabled, select it and set it to ̶0;Enabled.̶1;
- 3
  Enable device support in your Vuze player. Open the Vuze application and locate the ̶0;Device̶1; heading in the left window pane. Click on the ̶0;Turn On̶1; button adjacent to that heading to enable external device support. If your PS3 is turned on, it should show up under the ̶0;Device̶1; heading. Drag and drop content from your Vuze library to the PS3 heading to stream that content to your console.

PlayStation 3