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How can I group games into folders?

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Browse to the game you wish to put into a folder and press TRIANGLE to bring up the menu. Select “Information” and edit the “Group” property. The name you enter here will be the group. To add another game into the same folder, you must edit the group information of that game to match the folder name. There is no option to add multiple games into a folder, this must be done manually.

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Similarly, you can use the same technique to group photos, music and videos into folders. Grouping can only be done on firmware 2.00 or greater.

How do I install or delete a XMB Theme?

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You can only install an XMB theme if you are using firmware 2.00 or greater. The .p3t files, must be stored in the "PS3/THEME" director of a memory card or external hard drive. To install the themes, go to [Settings] > [Theme Settings] > [Themes] and click install. Select the device on which the themes are stored and select the theme you wish to install.

Click on an installed theme to set the theme, delete the theme or view information about the theme.

How can I remote play via the Internet using my PSP?

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In order to access your PlayStation 3 via the Internet, your PSP must have firmware 3.50 or higher installed and your PS3 must have firmware 1.81 or higher installed. Before you are able to connect, your PS3 must be set on Remote Play mode and your PSP must be registered with your PS3.

To connect, simply go to [Remote Play] under [Network] on the PSP, select “Connect via Internet” and connect to a Wi-Fi hotspot with Internet access. You must sign into the PlayStation 3 using your PSN email address and password. If you have signed in correctly, you should see the PS3 XMB on your PSP screen.

For a detailed step-by-step guide on setting up Remote Play, see the Remote Play Guide.

What are the main difference between the SIXAXIS and DualShock 3 controllers?

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The SIXAXIS and DualShock 3 are very similar, however, the DualShock 3 also features force feedback (or rumble). The DualShock 3 controller is motion sensitive just like the SIXAXIS. Both controllers look and feel exactly the same, and both are wireless.

How do I edit my PlayStation Account information?

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To edit your personal information, select [Account Management] from the [PlayStation Network] menu on the XMB. Only a limited amount of information can be modified. You are unable to change your PlayStation Network ID. However, you are allowed to modify the following:

  • Billing Information
  • Sign-In ID (E-mail Address)
  • Name, address or password of the registered user.
  • Manage Sub Accounts
  • Online Profile
  • Activate System
  • Update Notification Preferences

How can I add funds to my PlayStation Store account?

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Depending on what region you live in, there are several ways to add funds to your account. The easiest way to add funds is by using a credit card, however, if you do not have access to one; PlayStation Network Cards are available from certain retail stores in several different amounts.

To add funds, select [Account Management] from the [PlayStation Network] menu. On the following screen, select [Transaction Management] > [Manage Wallet] > [Add Funds], and then follow the on-screen instructions to complete the operation. You can also setup your account to automatically add funds to your account if the value falls below a certain value – this is useful if you have a subscription to services.

How can I rip music from a CD using the PlayStation 3?

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Insert an audio CD into the PS3 and go to the [Music] icon on the XMB. The PS3 should automatically connect to the Internet to obtain track information. Under the [Music] menu, you will see a CD icon. Before ripping a CD, you can modify the quality of the music from the [Settings] menu. Press TRIANGLE to access the menu and select Import. It should take a few minutes to rip the music onto the PS3 hard drive.

What is shared on the PlayStation 3 and what is private to a user?

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The PlayStation 3 uses a login system to separate the files for different users, however, not all the files are private. Some things are available to all users who log onto the PS3, see below for information on what is shared and what is private to each user:

Shared Content

  • Gamesave data for PS1 and PS2 titles
  • Photos
  • Music
  • Videos

Private to each user

  • Savedata for PS3 titles
  • Buddy list
  • Sent and received messages
  • Browser bookmarks
  • Predictive text

Can I use the PlayStation 3 with no hard drive installed?

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No. In order to use the PlayStation 3 console, a hard drive must be installed and formatted to the PS3 filesystem. This is the reason why all PS3 models contain hard drives. Using the system without a hard drive will cause an error on start up.

How much flash memory does the PlayStation 3 have?

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The PlayStation 3 has two 128MB flash chips, totalling 256MB.

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