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PS3 compatibility issues?
Hopefully someone can help me out.
I just got my PS3 hooked up today, and when I try to boot of God Of War or Shadow Of Colossus (These are the only 2 PS2 games I have), the screen just flickers. Nothing ever comes up. I can boot the PS3 game Resistance with no issues. I have my PS3 connected via HDMI to a JVC 56 HDILA with 1080P output. Liver N Onions....HELP! |
Originally Posted by Evil
Hopefully someone can help me out.
I just got my PS3 hooked up today, and when I try to boot of God Of War or Shadow Of Colossus (These are the only 2 PS2 games I have), the screen just flickers. Nothing ever comes up. I can boot the PS3 game Resistance with no issues. I have my PS3 connected via HDMI to a JVC 56 HDILA with 1080P output. Liver N Onions....HELP! Actually, I just went and picked up god of war to finally try out the game...i'll post my findings shortly. |
OK - I just popped in God of War - no problem. THe screen flickered as is switched into 480 mode, but came up no problem.
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Evil, I wonder if your TV or system is having a problem switching resolutions. The flickering sounds like it's the TV trying to go to 480p.
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Originally Posted by Suprmallet
Evil, I wonder if your TV or system is having a problem switching resolutions. The flickering sounds like it's the TV trying to go to 480p.
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I don't see how the TV wouldn't be able to project 480i, though.
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Originally Posted by Suprmallet
I don't see how the TV wouldn't be able to project 480i, though.
Who knows - could be a different problem altogether. Is your FW 1.31? |
That's a good point, perhaps the TV can't accept 480i over HDMI. Try switching to component, Evil, see if that changes anything.
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In theory my TV can accept all signals including 480i. According to the manufacture specs.
Last night I hooked up the PS3 using the plain composite cables (yuck), and booted up the PS2 games. They would play this way with no issues, but they looked horrible. I do not have a set of component cables for the PS3, but I will be checking Target out as soon as they are open. Question - Can I achieve 1080P with component cables? |
For video games, yes, but only if your TV accepts a 1080p input over component. However, if it's truly a 1080p display, it may deinterlace a 1080i signal anyway.
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Originally Posted by Suprmallet
For video games, yes, but only if your TV accepts a 1080p input over component. However, if it's truly a 1080p display, it may deinterlace a 1080i signal anyway.
Loving Resistance....... Also getting the chance to play some older games. I haven't had a Playstation for about 4 years. |
Glad to hear it worked for you.
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