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21 mar 2022 · I've some PS3 ISOs on my NTFS USB drive, and I want to put them on PS3 internal HDD (I'm on latest CFW). I know I can use Irisman, but it's kinda slow. Can I unplug the PS3 drive, link it to PC, and do some kind of drag'n drop?
- PS3 Fastest way to transfer game folders to PS3 - PSX-Place
The real quickest way is to just run ISOs directly from the...
- PS3 ISO Tools - PSX-Place
"PS3 ISO TOOLS" is an all-in-one tool for ODE- and CFW-users...
- PS3 Fastest way to transfer game folders to PS3 - PSX-Place
I'd recommend to plug a NTFS HDD with ISOs. If it's about transferring other contents you could ftp easily from your PC to the ps3. You should install webman MOD, set an ip address on your ps3 and using for example ftp zilla on your PC.
26 gru 2019 · The real quickest way is to just run ISOs directly from the NTFS external drive. This way you can manage them quickly on PC, and then keep the internal for installed gamedata. Normally a disc based game reads from the bluray and the installed gamedata = 2 devices.
"PS3 ISO TOOLS" is an all-in-one tool for ODE- and CFW-users and features: - ISO-Generator to convert PS3-Folder-Format-Game(s) 2 PS3-ISO-Format-Game(s) (splitted big-files automatically will be joined) - ISO-Extractor to convert PS3-ISO-Format-Game(s) 2 PS3-Folder-Format-Game(s) (big-files will be optionaly splitted)
IMHO the most convenient way is to play ISOS out of external SSD. That way the PS3 reads from both internal HDD (game data) and external drive and you get the fastest loading times. When PS3 has to read both disc image and game data out of internal HDD, loading times are longer.
Best way is to format the USB drive as NTFS, then do a few things on Multiman, followed by the transfer to the PS3's HDD. I don't think there's a way to load the game directly from an NTFS USB drive though.
PlayStation 3 games can be dumped using a PC with a compatible Blu-ray disc drive using dedicated software but may require advanced knowledge regarding dumping data from game discs. More information on compatible Blu-ray drives can be found below.
