* BD-LIVE support
Blu-ray Disc Profile 2.0 (BD-LIVE) is now supported. Visit the BD-Live guide in Help & Support under PS3 > Video at eu.playstation.com for more details.

* Copying playlists
You can now copy playlists that you create in Music and Photo to a PSP system. Visit the Copying playlists guide in Help & Support under PS3 > Getting started > Managing Files on PS3 at eu.playstation.com for more details.

Other new or revised features in version 2.20

Settings

* The way you register Bluetooth devices has changed. Also, you can now manage your registered devices.
* A [BD Internet Connection] setting has been added under [BD/DVD Settings].
* An [ Audio Output Device] setting has been added under [Remote Play Settings].

Photo

* You can now display an image while editing a playlist.

Music

* You can now play a music track while editing a playlist.

Video

* You can now play DivX and WMV format files that are 2GB or larger.
* You can now display subtitles in DivX-format video files.
* Resume play can now be used on a BD or DVD even if the PS3 system has been turned off or the disc has been ejected. However, there are some discs on which resume play cannot be used.
* A [Mosquito Noise Reduction] option has been added under [AV Settings] in the control panel for standard DVDs.
* You can now play BD-R version 1.2 (LTH* BD-R) discs.
* LTH, or low to high, is a recording method that supports organic dye write-once BD-R media.

Network

* You can now change some PS3 system settings during remote play.
* [Save Target] has been added as an option under [File] in the browse mode menu of the Internet browser. This option lets you save a file that is linked from a Web page, such as an image or video file, or other type of file, to your PS3 system’s hard drive or storage media.
* The Internet browser now displays Web pages more quickly.
* Using the Internet browser, you can now play a linked video file* as it is being downloaded.
* Some types of video files cannot be viewed in this manner and must be downloaded completely before playback.