Rippe DVD’er til PS3 (via NAS)

Hej jeg kikker lige med.. ville gerne høre nærmere om dette da jeg har tænkt på det samme..

Brug programmet "Handbrake" og forbind din ps3 med hdmi

Ok - there seems to be a little confusion going on with audio / handbrake / PS3, etc.
The MP4 container standard allows (among other things) H264 video and AAC audio. It does not allow AC3 or DTS (although Apple has just broken that rule with the Apple TV 2 update, and if you really wanted to you could get DTS into it). Using the PS3 preset in Handbrake this will produce a compliant MP4 file with H264 for the video and either 2 channel AAC or 6 channel AAC depending on which option you select on the Audio tab.
The 6 channel AAC option is basically a copy of the AC3 / DTS track on a DVD (although at a slightly lower bitrate) in that all the channels (Fronts, Centre, Rears, etc) are preserved. Therefore you get an equivalent Surround Sound track.
The problem is that most receivers / amplifiers on the market today do not do the AAC surround sound format, as it has never really taken off. However, the PS3 will internally convert 6 channels of AAC into 6 channels of PCM and send that out (just like it can with all the other audio codecs).
Here is the downer: 6 channels of uncompressed (PCM) sound can only be sent out via HDMI due to bandwidth - so if you have your PS3 hooked up to you receiver by HDMI, and you have set the output of sound to LPCM you will get 5.1 surround sound. If you have it hooked up via optical and set the output to Bitstream, the PS3 will downconvert the 6 channels to 2 and send that out - therefore only stereo.

My MP4 files with 6 channel AAC play fine either by streaming or on the PS3's HDD. I have seen stuttering / jerkiness (is that a word ) when my PS3 is connected to my router via Wireless (and the signal strength is even 100%). If i connect my PS3 via Ethernet to the router (therefore my Mac is now connected to the router by wireless) then i have no issues streaming whatsoever - no matter how big my files are (have some up to 6GB). I am putting this down to the wireless in the PS3 only being 'G', whereas my Mac and Router are 'N'.

If you want to preserve the actual AC3 track (not convert to AAC) then do what has already been mentioned - use the MKV container. Then use MKV2VOB and Bob's your uncle - 5.1 AC3 preserved.

Notfast skrev: Gravenslund skrev: Nice tak. fik lige prøve rippet pulp fiction med anydvd og handbrak i går og det virker omend at det tog 4 timer at rippe filmen?!?!   Rippe eller konvetere ? Rippe så er skiven dårlig eller dit drev er i stykker.

Ja ok jeg konveterede den jo egentlig til Apple Tv venligt format