To play your collected Blu-ray on PS3, an effective way is to convert Blu-ray to PS3 compatible format. Don’t be frustrated on finding an ideal Blu-ray to PS3 converter. In the following post, we will provide you a high quality and inexpensive Blu-ray to PS3 Converter and show you how to convert Blu-ray to PS3 step by step.
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How-to:
Step1. Select the Video
Launch VSO Blu-ray to PS3 Converter. Start by inserting the Blu-ray disk with or select the file from your hard drive, by doing a "drag and drop" into the main window or clicking on the blue square button to browse your files.
If you have inserted a Blu-ray disk and it is protected, you will need to have a decryptor software running at the same time in order to convert your Blu-ray to PS3. 
The structure of the video will be checked and the Blu-ray will load into the program:
The entire content of the blu-ray will appear. If your video has a bonus, it will also be shown in this window.
Select the video files (main movie, bonus...) you wish to convert, as well as the audio and subtitle tracks, according to the list offered on the original blu-ray.
To make your selection, tick the box on the left of each entry. You can select only one audio and one subtitle track. The subtitles will be embedded in the video so you'll not be able to remove/hide them while watching.
When you select your audio languages, Blu-ray to PS3 will add all audio tracks of this language available on the Blu-ray file. If 2 audio tracks are the same, but quality differ, the software select the best available (DTS Master Audio/PCM Blu-ray in major cases for Blu-ray).
When you're done click on Next Step.
Step2. Choose your Settings
The Settings screen will appear:
1. Output Profile
Select your video format amongst the available list:Low Def Mpeg4 or H264; 720p Mpeg4/H264 HQ or 1080p H264 HQ and Cuda. (Cuda appears in profile list only if nvidia cuda graphic card is detected and installed; and enables faster conversions)
2. Quality You can also select the quality according to the filter used, this parameter will affect the conversion speed: the highest the desired quality, the longer it will take to be converted.
3. Output File Settings
Select the max target size, i.e. the size of the disk you will insert. If your project is big, you might have to use a double layer DVD (DVD9) to burn on. You can also split the conversion over two disks
The Output folder is the location where your converted file will be saved. You can edit the destination if you wish to.
Underneath you will find the Quality helper: this will give a good idea of the overall quality of the output file, depending on the project size and the DVD used (as set right above).
The project size depends on the file itself, if bonuses/subtitles/audio track have been added, so you can play around those parameters to reduce the size of your project if needed.
4. Burn Settings
Select the burner if you have more than one, and indicate the burning speed (we recommend to always use the lowest possible burning speed for best results), edit the name of your video if you wish.
Customize the burning parameters, like erasing rewritable disks without warning, opening the DVD tray at the end of the process and selecting the write method.
When you're done with all your settings, hit the next step button and that's it!
Step3. Video Processing
The conversion will start automatically:
This preview allows you to watch the conversion process.
Step4. Burning
If you haven't inserted a DVD in your burner, now it's time to do it.
If you insert a DVD RW, it will be erased and formatted first.
The burning process will start automatically
You can also decide to burn the conversion later, or burn another copy. To do this, click on the "wheel" icon at the top right hand corner, select Tools and Burn an already ripped DVD project
Then select your video in the window that opens, insert a DVD and you're done!
Step5. Process completed
You'll get a video readable on your Playstation 3 with an outstanding quality!
