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Is there anything he can do to sort this out? Like getting a different scart cable?
~Thanks~
Is there anything he can do to sort this out? Like getting a different scart cable?
~Thanks~
> My friend has his PS2 plugged through his video using the S-Video
> cable that comes with his PS2. When he plays DVDs he gets problems
> with the picture flashing dark and light.
It does that because it thinks you are trying to illegally copy the DVD, it's kind of a copy-protection thingy.
It only happens when you are running the PS2 through the video player. Not that I tried it :-D
Plug it in the telly and it'll be fine.
> well he really doesnt need a cable to whach it on... Has he tried just
> hooking up the ps2 and then placing the dvd inside the game slot?
Okay...
...am I the only one who didn't understand that at all?
**************************>SCART (PS2)
**************************>SCART (DVD Player)
TV -----> SCART----------->SCART (DVD Recorder)
**************************>SCART (VCR Player)
**************************>SCART
**************************>SCART
But it caused interference between the different things, so i had to unplug them all and just have the PS2 going into the scart.
* = nothing there
- = leads/wires
Any ideas?
I expect you have already tried, but make sure the scarts are plugged in all the way into the adapter and into the unit you are using. Otherwise take it back and ask the people you got it off of, they will probably give you another one or tell you to sod off, one or the other
I got it from an ex-cat shop for £3.99. Come to think of it that was pretty stupid. Ex-catalogue is basically synonymous with "crap that doesn't work properly, right? What did i expect?