Examples of net.pms.formats.Format.ps3compatible()

net.pms.formats.Format.ps3compatible()
@deprecated Use {@link #isCompatible(DLNAMediaInfo,RendererConfiguration)} instead.
Returns whether or not a format can be handled by the PS3 natively. This means the format can be streamed to PS3 instead of having to be transcoded. @return True if the format can be handled by PS3, false otherwise.

    info.setContainer("jpg");
    format = new WEB();
    format.match("http://test.org/");
    format.setType(Format.IMAGE);
    assertEquals("isCompatible() give same outcome as ps3compatible() for WEB image",
        format.ps3compatible(),  conf.isCompatible(info, format));


    // WEB: type=VIDEO
    info = new DLNAMediaInfo();
    info.setContainer("avi");
    format.setType(Format.VIDEO);

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    // WEB: type=VIDEO
    info = new DLNAMediaInfo();
    info.setContainer("avi");
    format.setType(Format.VIDEO);
    assertEquals("isCompatible() gives same outcome as ps3compatible() for WEB video",
        format.ps3compatible(),  conf.isCompatible(info, format));
  }


  /**
   * When PMS is in the process of starting up, something particular happens.
   * The RootFolder is initialized and several VirtualVideoActions are added

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