PlayStation®Network Technical Solutions

[WINTERS_1990]

Thank You, i did suspect that, but i was just making sure incase, but 45 GBs should be enough to do some serious gaming, just i share it with my Gf who uses it for her Laptop, but thanks for a heads up

[stupidbunnysuit]

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Renze wrote:
The CDDB lookup (track information) for CDs (people still use CDs in this day and age?) is tiny. It is an insignificantly small text file when compared to your monthly quota. As for the Facebook updates, I have never measured the data, but I suspect that would be insignificant also.

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I do! My desktop died over a year ago and I haven't gotten around to fixing it yet, so I'm just importing all my CDs to my PS3

-sbs

[WINTERS_1990]

So it doesn't take up too much Download Qouta?

[stupidbunnysuit]

Hi there,

Downloading CD Track info would be equivalent to a small txt file per disc (less than 1KB per disc)

Trophy syncing would be equivalent to an FB status update.

So, unless you are doing a lot of it, it wouldn't take up too much of your quota.

-sbs

[WINTERS_1990]

Thanks very much for that! that is what i needed to know, it helps very much

Thanks Stupid Bunny Suit!

[Cael1011]

If I brought a pre-paid mobile Broadband and got 4-6 gigibite how long would that last me playing MW3 online ? Someone tell me please? Thanks Cael

[stupidbunnysuit]

Hi Cael,

We can advise that mobile broadband (3G or 4G) is not an Internet service that we can support, based on it's incompatibility with the PlayStation Network.

As suggested above, the number you're asking for is dependent on a lot of variables.

The best way to determine this for yourself, is to check how much data you have left prior to, and at the completion of playing normally for an hour.

This will give you a rough indication of how long you can expect your data to last.

-sbs

[Cael1011]

Thanks buddy, do you suggest a broad band then that would give me type one nat type and no lags or anything that is not expensive ? Thanks Cael

[RandAPle4]

NAT type has nothing to do with your ISP. It is totally under the control of your router and your home network. You can only get NAT type one if you don't use a router and your PS3 is the only thing on your network. You don't need it. I advise that you search the forum for keywords on the problem you are trying to solve or start a new thread specifically describing the problem you are having:

What game are you trying to play?

What brand/model is your modem&/router?

What are the results (all the results) of an Internet Connection Test?

Settings > Network Settings > Internet Connection Test

[Cael1011]

dynolink with tpg, trying to play MW3 and results for internet conection test are succeeded, succeesed, succeeded, avalible, type 2, 4.4Mbps, 295.4kbps thanks rob