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Why don't all Blu-ray movie files play on the PS3?

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If you transfer the main movie file (.m2ts) to the PS3`s harddrive and then try to play them, some work and some dont, why is this? does it have something to do with how AnyDVD is ripping them?
 
ndjr said:
If you transfer the main movie file (.m2ts) to the PS3`s harddrive and then try to play them, some work and some dont, why is this? does it have something to do with how AnyDVD is ripping them?
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no, you should search the threads, been discussed many times, in short ps3 will play all mpeg2 .m2ts, but avc/vc-1 h.264 won't without converting. I believe some have converted to avchd and they are fine, but you cannot just "rip and play"

of course if you rip and burn the bdmv to a bdre it's 100% (except for bd+)
 
clareman said:
no, you should search the threads, been discussed many times, in short ps3 will play all mpeg2 .m2ts, but avc/vc-1 h.264 won't without converting. I believe some have converted to avchd and they are fine, but you cannot just "rip and play"

of course if you rip and burn the bdmv to a bdre it's 100% (except for bd+)
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That is not correct, Final fantasy, Halloween, Open season, Lost, and many other blu-ray`s are AVC and they play fine from the PS3 HD
 
ndjr said:
That is not correct, Final fantasy, Halloween, Open season, Lost, and many other blu-ray`s are AVC and they play fine from the PS3 HD
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i guess things have changed since a year ago :) , I guess back w/ FW 1.32 or whatever it was

you still have to split to 4GB chunks, right? all that work was such a pain, I ended up getting a tvix, it blows away the restrictions with the ps3 and hd file playing

sorry about the wrong info
 
clareman said:
i guess things have changed since a year ago :) , I guess back w/ FW 1.32 or whatever it was

you still have to split to 4GB chunks, right? all that work was such a pain, I ended up getting a tvix, it blows away the restrictions with the ps3 and hd file playing

sorry about the wrong info
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no, you don`t have to split anything, maybe you mean playing from an external FAT32 USB harddrive? I meant uploading the file to the internal PS3 harddrive
 
ndjr said:
no, you don`t have to split anything, maybe you mean playing from an external FAT32 USB harddrive? I meant uploading the file to the internal PS3 harddrive
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Isn't it (internal PS3 harddrive) also FAT32? Perhaps you can play big (> 4GB) files from a network share, but I doubt you can do it from internal drive.
 
SuperGoof said:
Isn't it (internal PS3 harddrive) also FAT32? Perhaps you can play big (> 4GB) files from a network share, but I doubt you can do it from internal drive.
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yes you can, I have transfer 35GB The Fifth Element (Remastered) file to the harddrive with Red kawa, the only problem is you cant choose audio track, so sometime you get the spanish,French, or directors commentary track or something else
 
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