greenmedic88 said:
Word of warning about keeping all of your media on the internal PS3 HDD: if it goes tits up, you may lose everything if you haven't been backing up. What's worse, the more you store on the PS3, the longer it takes to back everything up since the back up utility writes encripted archive files, not straight disc to disc copies. Plus, you can't just plug your internal HDD from one PS3 into another an expect it to read since each HDD is individually keyed to the console it was formatted with. It's best to keep most or even all of your video on an external drive, and anything on the internal drive should either be backed up or considered to be expendable data. I lost about 300GB of video when my original PS3 died, some of which was not backed up, so just be aware. |
Same happened to me last year when my PS3 YLOD, i lost 23 movies on my 500GB HDD. Sony did not want to give me back my movies because i decided to get my PS3 repaired at a local shop for a lot cheaper than what Sony charges for out of warranty PS3. I did the next best thing and now only rent movies from the PSN. If i want to purchase a movie i just hope in my car and buy the bluray at BestBuy.
Don't ever buy movies from the PSN, you are better off going to the store and buying the hard copy, renting is your best option.








