How to Rip and Watch 3D DVD on PSVR?

With a PSVR headset on hand, you can not only play games onto it, but also use it as a portal which will bring you in front of a giant screen displaying movies in 3D! As we already told about the way to enjoy 3D Blu-ray movies on PSVR, similar to it, we'll talk about the simple way to rip and watch 3D DVD movies on PSVR with immersive experience. Let's dive right in.

Generally, PSVR can display anything that your PS4 can deliver to your TV. Video content including DVDs, BluRay discs, 3D Blu-Ray discs, and video files will play what's called Cinematic Mode. A Cinematic Mode experience is like having a rectangular video image floating in front of you. However, PSVR headset doesn't have DVD drive support playing 3D DVD movies currently, if so, that means either should you have a 3D TV, or you should pay more $249.99 at least for a PS4 to let you view 3D DVD finally. In addition, most commercial 3D DVD discs are encoded with heavy copy protections like region code, CSS, RCE, Sony ARccOS and PuppetLock. Make it's hard to directly view 3D DVD on PSVR.

To solve these issues, we strongly recommend you rip/convert 3D DVD movies to PSVR supported i.g. 3D Side-by-side MP4 or MKV formats and access them in the Oculus Cinema content library directly without a PS4 or 3D TV. The job can be done effortlessly with the help of a 3D DVD to PSVR converter like Brorsoft DVD Ripper for (Windows/Mac).

With it, you can effortlessly bypass all the copy protections from 3D DVD discs, as well as rip/convert 3D DVD to PSVR supported 3D SBS MP4, MKV, etc formats without losing 3D effect and video quality. Besides, the created 3D movies are also compatible with more VR headsets including: Gear VR, Zeiss VR One, Oculus Rift DK2, Archos VR, Freefly VR, etc. Plus, with the built-in editor, you can trim, crop, adjust special effect to your 3D DVD videos, so that you can get the very part and effects at your needs.

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Guide: Rip 3D DVD to 3D SBS MP4/MKV Videos for PSVR Headset

Note: Anywhere from 15 to 30 GB of hard disk space is needed depending on what you’re ripping. DVD are big, and we’re going to rip the whole thing to our drive first, so depending on the movie you’re ripping and the quality you want in your final movie file, you’ll need a good amount of space.

Step 1. Install and launch the best 3D DVD to PSVR Converter, and click the "Load disc" button to load the 3D DVD movies to the program. The software will directly select DVD main movies to rip, or you can select the chapters by clicking the checkbox.

Step 2. Click "Format" bar and find "3D Video", there are several presets for Side-by-Side 3D, Top-Bottom 3D and Anaglyph 3D. You can choose the one according to your device specification. Usually "MP4 Side-by-Side 3D Video (*.mp4)" is recommended for PSVR.

Tip: Click "Settings" to open "Profile Settings" window, here you can adjust the 3D depth, change image display order for 3D SBS movie, you can also make a choice between full sbs and half sbs according to your own needs.

Step 3. Start Ripping 3D DVD

With above settings, go back to the main interface and click the "Convert" button to rip and convert 3D DVD for PSVR heasets. This software will finish all the 3D DVD conversion in fast conversion speed.

The conversion takes a few minutes, after conversion, you can click "Open" to locate the output videos. Then follow below easy steps to watch ripped 3D DVD movies on PSVR:

1. On your MicroSD card file directory, navigate to Oculus > Movies > Your Movies
2. Create a new folder within "Your Movies" and label it "3D"
3. Import or move your SBS 3D videos into your newly created "3D" folder

Once you have created your 3D content folder and imported compatible video files, insert your MicroSD card into your PSVR (if it isn't already), and put the virtual reality headset on your head. Then:

1. Navigate to Cinema Mode from the main menu
2. Navigate to "My Videos" from the Oculus Cinema content library menu
3. Select the 3D video you wish to view (if you followed the above steps it should have a "3D" label in the upper righthand corner)
4. Choose the cinema mode to begin playback