View Full Version : Guide: Decrypt Blu-Ray Movies with a PS3 WITHOUT keys
Adaminc
10th January 2008, 05:42
Can someone please upload m2tstots i cant find it anywhere
thanks
Quatre
1st March 2008, 21:01
what program will extract the main .m2ts file from the BDMV>Stream folder from a .iso set up with that file syste (bluray file syste)
tried several programs. only one could open the iso and see the files but wouldn't extract the .m2ts file.
JetJock_fl
15th February 2009, 22:32
what program will extract the main .m2ts file from the BDMV>Stream folder from a .iso set up with that file syste (bluray file syste)
tried several programs. only one could open the iso and see the files but wouldn't extract the .m2ts file.
AnyDVD does it. But it's pricey.
lchiu7
23rd February 2009, 01:02
This is an old thread that hasn't had much activity recently but looks interesting. Although I had a BD/HD-DVD drive so I don't need to do this I wanted to try it out. What I am fearful about is the note on the first page that says you have to format your PSD3 HD (which is a Sony requirement for other OS). yet on the Open Platform for Playstation page, there is no mention of having to format the internal drive. I just don't want to lose all the kids saved games.
Any clarification?
Thanks
[EDIT]
I see in the FAQ for Other OS it's possible to install a new OS without formatting the PS3 drive to create a partition for it. This is when you don't need access to the PS3 drive. I am thinking that if you use SAK and attach a USB drive to the PS3 you could dump the ISO directly to the USB drive without ever having to access the internal HD.
Is this the case? If so then it's something I might consider
drfix
13th March 2009, 05:02
Hi Ichiu7,
I used this guide : http://en.opensuse.org/PS3
and link on it to Sony's official guide.
There is no need to format internal HD. You will just allocate 10GB for "Other OS". Message about formatting is very misleading. Doesn't touch anything on your internal harddrive.
1) allocated 10GB
2) installed openSUSE 11.1
3) plug in external USB 2.0 HD which is NTFS Formatted !!! ( can't use FAT/FAT32, you might have to mount manually i.e. sudo mount /dev/sdd /media/usb )
3) using dd command with -bs 1536kb I read BD and created 30GB ISO ( i.e. dd -bs=1536kb if=/dev/scd0 -of=/media/usb )
4) umount and unplug drive
5) now, connect that drive to PC and you have ISO which for example works under AnyDVD just fine
I wish there would be DumpVID for PS3 LINUX or some kind of method to get VUK using PS3 ...
Regards
drfix
MrAngles
31st May 2009, 23:15
Strangely, when I dump my copy of Benjamin Button it appears to be successful, but the iso ends up only being about 22 gigs, cutting off the second half of the movie. All my other BDs have worked perfectly. Has anyone else had this issue?
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