Maybe your PS3 Blu-ray playback partition has been damaged. But you can convert the Blu-ray to regular video and transfer to PS3 for playback.
Leawo Blu-ray Ripper is an easy-to-use Blu-ray to PS3 converting tool to help you rip and convert Blu-ray file to PS3 videos in only a few simple clicks. The below step-by-step guide would tell you the details on how to rip and convert Blu-ray to PS3 videos with Leawo Blu-ray to PS3 Converter.
Guide on how to convert Blu-ray to PS3 videos:
Step 1: Download and install Leawo Blu-ray to PS3 Converter, and then launch it.
Step 2: Get source Blu-ray movies ready. Insert Blu-ray disc to the Blu-ray drive, or get source Blu-ray folders ready for loading and converting.
Step 3: Load Blu-ray sources
Click "
Add Blu-ray/DVD" button on the program interface. This Blu-ray to PS3 converter would then guide you to browse source Blu-ray movies for loading.
Note: After loading source Blu-ray movies, you could select subtitles and audio tracks, play source Blu-ray movies, edit Blu-ray movies, snap screenshots, etc.
Step 4: Do output settings
Next to the "Add Blu-ray/DVD" button, click the dropdown box and select "Change". You will then arrive at the Profile setting panel to select output format from "
Format" group or "Device" group. Select "MP4? from "Format" or directly choose "PS3? from "Device > Sony".
Optional settings: After you've set the output format, click the same dorp-down box and click "Edit" option and then you could adjust video and audio parameters of selected profile, including: video codec, audio codec, bit rate, aspect ratio, frame rate, channel, etc.
Step 5: Start converting Blu-ray to PS3
Back to the main program interface, click the green "Convert" button. You could then set an output directory on the right popup sidebar. After setting output dirctory, click the below convert button to let this Blu-ray to PS3 Ripper instantly start converting Blu-ray to PS3 videos.
Note: Internet connection is required during the whole conversion.
After you convert Blu-ray to PS3 friendlier videos, you can transfer the videos to PS3 and then start to play Blu-ray on PS3 in a indirect way. For details, you can read the extension part.
After the conversion is completed, now we should transer Blu-ray movie now in PS3 fridlier video format to PS3 for playing Blu-ray on PS3. Follow the steps below to do so.
Here is a simple step-by-step guide for transferring to or watching video files on your PS3 using a USB flash drive or an external hard drive.
Step 1: Plug a USB flash drive or an external hard drive into your computer and copy over the converted video files that you want to watch on your PS3.
Step 2: After the copying process is done, pull out the USB flash drive or the external hard drive from your computer and then plug it into one of the USB ports on the PS3.
Step 3: Navigate to "Video" on the PS3 XMB menu and find your device, hit triangle to view all contents and select the file you want and either copy it to the PS3 hard drive or just play it directly from the connected device.
By following the guidance above, you can achieve your goal of more safely and conveniently playing Blu-ray on PS3 or watching Blu-ray on PS3 for protecting either PS3 Blu-ray drive or your precious Blu-ray discs from being scratched.
The model of the 696 I have is the TX-DS696 and it is a couple years old. It doesn't have any HDMI inputs or outputs. It has 3 optical inputs. 1 of them being the actual optical plug and two of them that look like normal analog inputs. So I have it hooked up to an optical selector that I switch between PC, MAC, and the 360. The 360 and the PS3 use the same plug on the selector and I just switch them out according to the one I'm going to be using. I don't have any problems with the 360 sound or any of the other systems. I already have set the settings in the PS3 to have it do video out on HDMI and sound out on Optical with Dolby Digital, DTS, and AAC selected. There is no distortion of the video when it skips. I have also noticed that it is doing it not only with Blu Ray movies, but with games as well. The sound just cuts out for a couple seconds then returns.
Nothing happens on screen. The sound just cuts out. I have an optical audio cord going from my ps3 straight into my receiver and then I have an HDMI cable going into my TV. So it wouldn't make sense to run audio through the HDMI cable. This setup works fine with every device I have except the PS3. I don't know if it is certain settings under the audio tab like enabling AAC or linear PCM and so forth. I've tried different combinations, but to no avail. thanks for the help
Hi,
When the sound cuts out does the video skip or do weird things?
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