Accessing data storage via LAN?

**Bas** · 03-16-2012,09:48 PM

Hi!

I wanted to know if it is possible to access a HDD or pen drive over a network. Would have to be formatted at least partly in FAT/FAT32.

I have got the PS2 Slim.

I would like to watch animes, listen music and playing backup games/emu from a HDD (external or that one build into my machine). Possible, yes/no?

**RandQalan** · 03-16-2012,09:57 PM

Yes SMS for movies over network doing so right now can play MP3 too you do not need to format to anything special for shares for SMB movies or MP3 for movies you need avi or meg
yes for launching emulators over with RadHostClient.exe but would recommend USB device for ROMS

I think you already know about OPL for PS2 games over SMB
and PS2PSXe over radshell for PS1

**Bas** · 03-17-2012,06:05 PM

RadHostClient?

OPL?

RadShell?

I guess ROMs are fine for SNES and so on as they arent that big (5MB for SNES games, more or less maximum size, iirc).

Can I also access games for ESR launcher over network? So I can try out the backups before I burn them.

**RandQalan** · 03-17-2012,07:08 PM

RadHost

OPL

OPL allows playing games via USB Internal HD for fat and SMB protocol on operating system

Read up an PS1 emulator here

**Bas** · 03-17-2012,07:39 PM

SMB?

**RandQalan** · 03-17-2012,08:07 PM

All most all operating systems have shares that allow access by SMB over Ethernet connection as SMS and OPL can access these with router or with crossover cable

read how for SMS read up here

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