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I am currently, like everyone else it seems experiencing severe lip-synch errors on my ps2 when playing dvds.
I read somewhere that generally dvd players suffer fewer lip-synch issues when using the digital output directly to an av amp.
I am currently running an analogue sound output through my prologic tv, but don't have a digital amp to prove or disprove this....can anyone confirm that they have tried DIGITAL AND ANALOGUE methods on their PS2 getting different results?
I'm gonna phone SONY today to see if they'll replace it for me.....there's not ONE disc where I don't have lip-sync problems!!!!
I'm one of those people who felt that the DVD playback was a major reason for buying ps2 (not having a dedicated player), but it just don't work!
I read somewhere that generally dvd players suffer fewer lip-synch issues when using the digital output directly to an av amp.
I am currently running an analogue sound output through my prologic tv, but don't have a digital amp to prove or disprove this....can anyone confirm that they have tried DIGITAL AND ANALOGUE methods on their PS2 getting different results?
I'm gonna phone SONY today to see if they'll replace it for me.....there's not ONE disc where I don't have lip-sync problems!!!!
I'm one of those people who felt that the DVD playback was a major reason for buying ps2 (not having a dedicated player), but it just don't work!
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Darkreaper wrote:
> How is X-Men like The Matrix?
If you watch carefully some of the fighting scenes are like The Matrix style (e.g: When Wolvereen is fighting Sabortooth on the statue of Liberties head, he is knocked off by Sabortooth and hangs on in slow- motion to one of the crown spikes and then it gets quicker as he swings back on to the head.By the way sorry it's a bit long.
> How is X-Men like The Matrix?
If you watch carefully some of the fighting scenes are like The Matrix style (e.g: When Wolvereen is fighting Sabortooth on the statue of Liberties head, he is knocked off by Sabortooth and hangs on in slow- motion to one of the crown spikes and then it gets quicker as he swings back on to the head.By the way sorry it's a bit long.
Hey talking about DVD'S, has anyone seen X-Men the movie, personaly I think it is a bit like the Matrix. Not that I'm bad mouthing the Matrix because I think that film is cool!
neither have i
Diagnosis mode automatically sets up the picture
> for the best possible playback with any given disc, nothing audio
> related!!!
when the "lip sync" is going off track this will sort it out and will make the sound match the picture.
> for the best possible playback with any given disc, nothing audio
> related!!!
when the "lip sync" is going off track this will sort it out and will make the sound match the picture.
I would like to point out a major point people don't seem to understand.
Diagnosis mode automatically sets up the picture for the best possible playback with any given disc, nothing audio related!!!
Diagnosis mode automatically sets up the picture for the best possible playback with any given disc, nothing audio related!!!
I have a launch machine and have no problems. I havent played tghat many DVD's in it but I have had no problems. I think Davey that you should look in all of the options on the PS2 main menu and the DVD menu when a disc is inserted. There maybe an option that is set, and isnt being really used on your setup .e.g. Digital sound when you only have analogue. Try different settings and see if this will work.
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