Comprehensive Guide: Blu-ray back-up and Decryption via PS3

[hacked2123]

Could not find the CPS Key.

This = = the two are switched

[Duff Man]

sorry for sounding stupid hacked but i still don't get it - here is the contents of my CPSKey.cfg for xmen3

; Key database file for BluRay, pre-alpha version                      MM/DD/YY
1D3D2C3E9C9B7C9130EA2A2C08EF2B5B5F592AB9= XMEN 3: The Last Stand |00/00/00|299A31201184FE4E2847C3025DA602B5

is that right? i tried reversing the sequences too, ie having the 299A first and the 1D3 after the 00/00/00

thoughts please? ps - your are a champion...

[streetr8cer13]

i couldnt get backupbluray to work for the life of me however after about a month of messing around with my iso of MI3 i found a much easier alternative

1. dumped blu-ray disc using SAK

2. downloaded iso from ps3 HDD via SAK web server

3. decrpyted using Slysoft anydvd

playback using vlc

(mount iso using alcohol 120% or another virtual drive then Anydvd will detect and decrpyt, navigate to the mounted iso in My Computer then BDMV/STREAM then find the largest file being the main title and theres your decrypted movie!)

[amigaman]

I just want to add my 2 cents. But first let me thank all the folks who has let the way. Kudos to hacked2123 and streetr8cer13. But I did like street's approach, keep it simple rule if possible.

My story is similar after getting past a few obstacles like the file size issue and ntfs issue.

1. Dumped blu-ray movie on PS3 and a USB mounted 500GB harddrive as NTFS filesystem.

2. Moved USB drive back to PS3 with a 23GB iso image of MI-3.

3. Mounted the iso image with a vitual DVD.

4. Used AnyDVHD to rip the movie. Created decrypted .m2ts files (no keys or anything), took about 40mins.

5. Nero 7 and Windows Media Player 10 both played the main movie .m2ts file, about 22GB. WMP had a pop up, but played the file with no problem.

6. Used vmc 1.0.8beta as a media server and PS3 was able to browse the PC to get a smaller .m2ts file and it downloaded to the PS3's HD and played the MI-3 intro in all it's GLORY!!!

So this stuff works! ;-)

7. I did stream a test sample video clip (NOT a .m2ts file) from my XP to the PS3 and it worked rather well using pimpstreamer worked better than tversity, which kept getting out of memory even using their flashlib fix.

I don't want to stream from the XP to the PS3 if I can help it, but I do want a way to use a large capacity USB drive with my ripped movies and play them on the PS3. Has anyone tackled this issue yet? I guess on way would be to format my 500GB USB drive as FAT32 and then use the splitter method for <4GB parts. Anyone have a better way yet?

[billboforealdoe]

Ive typed in dd if=/dev/cdrom of=/blu-raymovie.iso and it just goes to a blank line.. im assuming thats what it does until its finished? and where does it go when it is finished?

[streetr8cer13]

you wouldnt want to watch your movie in 5 or 6 different parts that would be annoying.. leave your drive as NTFS as that is on of the few filesystems that allows large files.

i suggest downloading VLC and using it to convert the .msts to an MPEG2 which if im not mistaken can be read by the ps3, havent tried it but i have converted it and theres no quality loss, only takes about an hour.

theres a guide for it on here.. i couldnt find it with a glance, but search youll find it hope i helped

[itsallbroken]

Noob question here

I have an external drive but when i type the command

dd if=/dev/cdrom of=/mnt/sdc/imagename.img

i get an error

mnt/sdc/imagename.img does not exist?

the command works fine when copying to the ps3 drive but can't seem to figure out how to get it on the external drive

Help!

[Humpa]

Your ext hdd is formatted with the ext3 filesystem, right? You probably just need to mount your hdd first.

mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/sdc

But if you don't have the /mnt/sdc folder, then you need to first create it one time:

mkdir /mnt/sdc

And if you want to have your hard drive mount each time your server is restarted, you must edit your /etc/fstab file. Simply add at the bottom of your /etc/fstab file:

/dev/sda1 /mnt/sdc ext3 defaults 0 0

The first argument (/dev/sda1) tells the system what device to mount, and the second argument (/mnt/sdc) tells the system where to mount it. The third argument is the filesystem type (ext3). The fourth argument (defaults) tells the system what options to apply to the device, so in this case we'll just use the defaults. The fifth and sixth arguments (both zeros) tell the system if the filesystem should be backed up using the dump utility, and the second zero tells the system whether to process the device when fsck is run. We can leave them both to zero for now.

Last edited by Humpa; 05-27-2007 at 11:46 AM.

[diskernt]

I need help please

-I dumped the blu ray successfully and saved the .iso file on my winxp.
-I the used Alcohol 120% to mount the image.
-I then used AnyDVD HD to decrypt the blu ray.

When i try and use VLC player to open the largest .mt2s file in BRMV/stream/ the result is only audio playing and no video. The other .m2ts files are weird...some play nothing and some play the making of the movie (superman), the special features etc.

Am i doing something wrong.. :?? ? i found the original method by hacked hard to follow sorry.

[Speediakal]

how can i install Java? if someone knows, could you explain it, since i am a total noob at Linux on Ps3, even Linux.