Stream audio, video, and pictures from your Mac to a PS3

don't your files have to be in a certain format for the ps3? also, has anyone tried this yet? how's it working?

External 500GB hard drive hosting all my media hooked up to the PS3 is my fave solution. Then using a PSP I stream PS3 content to the handheld for late-bed-lounging goodness.

A 360 fanboy who uses a Mac. Clearly your mac love must be salary motivated. 360 is a quality console through and through. Through your first one to your various replacement models.

EyeConnect works great, but it doesn't support Apple Lossless. It's also heinously expensive.

well i use eyeconnect to stream my stuff to the PS3 ....
works very well !!!! native Intel !!!
You can also choose custom Folders from external HD !!!
t's worth the 50 Bucks... ;-)

I use Twonkyvision, and it works really fine if you stream your content over ethernet. the only problem occurs when i connect my macbook pro (powerbook works flawless) over wifi.... i mean, i can connect my ps3 with the mbp, but every two or three minutes the connection crashes and it starts to connect again....wtf?. but the cool thing is, that twonkyvision works on windows, osx and linux machines :)

So does this let you stream protected content?

Good. I was wondering what it would take. PS3 has a vast untapped potential. The instructions don't look to be that bad, though it would be nice if it had been made into something easier to install. I would expect that the program would eventually mature.

Plus, my 360 is all red-ringy and stuff.

Hey, I'm a wii guy myself, but I still feel like this pertains to Mac-related news. I give props to anything that encourages computer/console connectivity.