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You know that the Playstation 2 can play DVD's well it turns out you need a really good TV with a special S-slot and an S-Scart cable to watch the films clearly!
If you don't then your DVD's will actually come out Green!
Sony have done this to prevent video piracy whereas other DVD player manufacturers have encoded the player to stop piracy.
Surely Sony could have done the same!
If you don't then your DVD's will actually come out Green!
Sony have done this to prevent video piracy whereas other DVD player manufacturers have encoded the player to stop piracy.
Surely Sony could have done the same!
I'm not recieving any problems!
I'm laughing over it cos I haven;t got one and I'm glad of it!
If you wantt to know where I got the information then buy the latest Gamesmaster Magazine!
They even have a picture of it!
HAHAHAHAHAHA!
I'm laughing over it cos I haven;t got one and I'm glad of it!
If you wantt to know where I got the information then buy the latest Gamesmaster Magazine!
They even have a picture of it!
HAHAHAHAHAHA!
u are recieving the green images because sony have made a simple mistake of Saturation levels, the cord @ the back of the PS2 needs to be pulled out a small amount and ur problems are over!
You know that the Playstation 2 can play DVD's well it turns out you need a really good TV with a special S-slot and an S-Scart cable to watch the films clearly!
If you don't then your DVD's will actually come out Green!
Sony have done this to prevent video piracy whereas other DVD player manufacturers have encoded the player to stop piracy.
Surely Sony could have done the same!
If you don't then your DVD's will actually come out Green!
Sony have done this to prevent video piracy whereas other DVD player manufacturers have encoded the player to stop piracy.
Surely Sony could have done the same!