Re: Connect Storage Media Device To Save Destination, I...
What you need to do is get a flash drive and go on a computer put music or video files maybe even games on it and then plug it into your ps3 and ta da you can now put files on it
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How much free memory is left, and how are you tying to download your data? Via internet, media server, or usb? For the bluetooth devices, they may not have the same signals as your ps3.
File formats that the PS3 doesn't recognize as something that it can play can only be saved to a USB storage device, or a memory card. You can't download anything to the PS3 hard drive via the browser that you couldn't copy to it from a USB storage device. That is what the error message means. You have to connect an external storage device, because the PS3 won't store this file format on the internal drive. This protects the integrity of the system. If you connect a USB drive or memory card (you will need a USB adapter for the memory card if you don't have a launch PS3), then you can download anything that you want using the PS3 web browser.
File formats that the PS3 doesn't recognize as something that it can
play, can only be saved to a USB storage device, or a memory card. You
can't download anything to the PS3 hard drive via the browser that you
couldn't copy to it from a USB storage device. That is what the error
message means. You have to connect an external storage device, because
the PS3 won't store this file format on the internal drive. This
protects the integrity of the system. If you connect a USB drive or
memory card (you will need a USB adapter for the memory card if you
don't have a launch PS3), then you can download anything that you want
using the PS3 web browser. Sometimes called a thumb drive, a USB drive costs about $20 and plugs into the USB slot and is removable.
File formats that the PS3 doesn't recognize as something that it can play can only be saved to a USB storage device, or a memory card. You can't download anything to the PS3 hard drive via the browser that you couldn't copy to it from a USB storage device. That is what the error message means. You have to connect an external storage device, because the PS3 won't store this file format on the internal drive. This protects the integrity of the system. If you connect a USB drive or memory card (you will need a USB adapter for the memory card if you don't have a launch PS3), then you can download anything that you want using the PS3 web browser.
File formats that the PS3 doesn't recognize as something that it can play can only be saved to a USB storage device, or a memory card. You can't download anything to the PS3 hard drive via the browser that you couldn't copy to it from a USB storage device. That is what the error message means. You have to connect an external storage device, because the PS3 won't store this file format on the internal drive. This protects the integrity of the system. If you connect a USB drive or memory card (you will need a USB adapter for the memory card if you don't have a launch PS3), then you can download anything that you want using the PS3 web browser.
1. You cannot save that file onto the PS3 hard drive through the PS3
Operating System (therefore, asks you for a different storage media to
save it on).
2. You cannot run that software through the PS3 Operating System.
So what needs to be done is to get a storage device like an external hard drive or a flash drive to save the movie on.
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