PS3 Media Server for Mac

Host a Private Media Streaming Server

Want to run your own media server so friends and family can watch your videos and live events privately? You can use the PS3 Media Server codebase together with Google's APIs to build a flexible streaming service from your own computer. Download the source and follow the setup guide to get a private stream running quickly.

Quick setup overview

• Install the PS3 Media Server package on a host machine.
• Connect optional Google developer tools to enable extended features.
• Follow the included how-to guide to configure network access and user permissions.

Core capabilities

• Automatic on-the-fly transcoding so files are converted to compatible formats as needed.
• Integration with console and device ecosystems such as Xbox Live and DLNA-enabled players.
• Support for podcast feeds and scheduled playback for recurring streams.

Use cases for personal and small business streaming

• Share reunion footage, birthday live streams, or family videos privately with invited guests.
• Deploy marketing assets, stream sports coverage, or provide a paid subscription channel for your audience.
• Run a small streaming service using familiar workflows and popular container formats.

Supported input containers and output formats

• Input examples: AVI, MKV, OGM, FLV
• Common output containers: MP4, MPEG, M2TS, TS, AVI

Alternatives and related tools

• Roblox Studio (free) — useful for creating interactive experiences, not a direct media-server replacement.
• Other media-server projects and cloud-hosted streaming platforms can be considered depending on scale and feature needs.

Get the code and documentation

Grab the PS3 Media Server repository and the accompanying how-to guide to begin. The bundle includes configuration examples, encoder presets, and a walkthrough for exposing streams to remote viewers while keeping access private.