How To Burn Ps3 Games To Bd Racing

Code: 1) Drag & Drop to discBOOT.exe the 'PS3_GAME' folder of the game you want to play 2) The tool will create a folder with 3 files: - PKG for 3.41 - PKG for 3.55 - TXT with instructions 3) Burn the game to a disc (PS3_GAME folder and PS3_DISC.SFB file from a backup created with multiMAN or another manager) 4) Insert the burned disc into your PS3 tray 5) Install the PKG file for your firmware on your PS3 6) Launch the game from the newly appeared icon That's it. IMPORTANT: When you burn the game to a DVD/BD disc, make sure that you're using a proper backup of the game. It means ALL files as they were backed-up on the internal hdd of your PS3 - no split.666## files should be present.

All 4GB+ files must be in once piece. Proper steps to create a DVD/BD backup of a PS3 game. So, if this tool do not permit to play 3.6x games, what is his purpose?????? More money spent on DVD, BD.? It is about options. If you filled up your internal and external drive and there's a game you just have to play, but you don't want to start deleting stuff, then this is for you. Why is it that every time someone does anything for people that you might not understand or need, then people want to bitch about it not being a fix for 3.6+ games, PSN access, or that it can't wipe your butt for you.

Released in late 2006, the PS3 changed the rules of game and entertainment. A follow up to the PlayStation 2, the PS3 added the ability to play games in high definition, included a Blu-ray disc player for watching movies and playing games, and had a large hard drive to let users save and load their favorite games and. Download Coreldraw X6 Portable Vn-Zoom. Blu-Ray Discs & Games Not Working. The Problem The most common reason is dust on the lens inside the PS3 system. Second reason is corrupted data on your PS3's hard drive. Thirdly is the Blu-Ray reader has burnt out. Digiplex 848 User Manual. How To Fix - To remove dust just simply get any household hoover with a plastic.

This isn't for everyday users and noobs just getting started, but it does fill a need of some people out there. Thanks for the tutorial. I probably won't ever use it, but 'Now you know, and knowing is half the battle'.