PS3 as Media Server

[esqueejy]

Any reason not to?

OK, that's really the threshold question, and perhaps the problem I'm having answers the question....buuuut let's assume you've got a 500GB Buffalo Tech network drive hooked up to the router and are using Media Monkey to convert thousands of hours of DAT-sourced bootlegs (mostly Dead and Phish ) to 256 mp3s for storage in case anything happens to the CDs. Well, despite ID3-tagging everything meticulously, PS3's media server function apparently believes that tracks don't need to be displayed nor played in order of Disc#-then-Track#. This is obviously completely annoying because it prevents flipping to a show and listening to it in the order the songs in the show were played. Any ideas why this might be or suggestions of how to fix it?

 

[esqueejy]

and yes, being a snob regarding source mics, conversions and what-not, I do know that mp3s are not the "audioholic" choice, but keep in mind that this is really for storage purposes...it would just be a nice added bonus to have the PS3 serving the goods to the living room when I'm not in the computer/av room working with the source material.