blu-ray movies tha come with digital copies merely have a separate disc that contains a smaller file sized, stand rad definition version. sony blu-rays have digital version the movie that is in psp format (M4V @ 480 x 272 resolution) where as disney movies have a digital version in an iPod format (MP4 @ 320 x 240). you will not see blu-ray on the psp because the psp doesn't have an HD screen and because the psp isn't powerful enough to decode and render a movie at over 30Mbps.
if you see a blu-ray movie that says "digital copy inside", it comes either on a separate dvd or as a separate file on the blu-ray disc. either way, you need to use a serial key that comes with the movie to use the digital copy. you must also do it before the number expires (in about one year after the disc is printed).
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forgot to mention you DO NOT need a ps3 for this. you can do this on a pc but you need to use either iTunes or Windows Media Player to transfer the file.
well in the video the guy's digital copy is only 2GB. a blu ray disc holds like 40gb right?.... but the 2gb digital movie is really thats the highest res you'll get to display on a psp anyways. any more than a 2GB video file is probably just over-doing it. Of course its not actually "blu ray" quality, since the psp screen is not THAT high of resolution.... Personally i have a few UMD movies and thats the best quality you'll see on a psp. the psp is only capable of SD movies in widescreen or standard.
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