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I bought a new PStwo yesterday, and am having some minor issues with the display.
I've had an original PS2 since its UK launch, and have a true, fully-wired RGB cable which I bought from GAME.
With my 'old' PS2, the cable gives a crystal clear, pin-sharp picture on my Sony WEGA TV. But when I connect the cable to the new machine, there's a 'ghost' outline (like a badly-tuned TV) around everything on screen - like you get if you connect the PS2 using the supplied composite cable.
All the settings are the same, so I don't know why this is happening. It's usable, but very annoying when you're used to a perfect picture!
Have Sony disabled true RGB output on the new machine, or is there another explanation?
I bought a new PStwo yesterday, and am having some minor issues with the display.
I've had an original PS2 since its UK launch, and have a true, fully-wired RGB cable which I bought from GAME.
With my 'old' PS2, the cable gives a crystal clear, pin-sharp picture on my Sony WEGA TV. But when I connect the cable to the new machine, there's a 'ghost' outline (like a badly-tuned TV) around everything on screen - like you get if you connect the PS2 using the supplied composite cable.
All the settings are the same, so I don't know why this is happening. It's usable, but very annoying when you're used to a perfect picture!
Have Sony disabled true RGB output on the new machine, or is there another explanation?
Well done to them, though, I suppose. It's generating huge profits.
> It has to be said, Sony really do know how to con people. I mean,
> releasing pretty much the same console three times now? Ahaha.
Can you say "GBA SP"?
> I have one and have had no problems with it. Have you changed the
> settings in the pstwo’s menu to RGB?
Yup!
Have you asked Sony Support?
> AfroJoe wrote:
> It has to be said, Sony really do know how to con people. I mean,
> releasing pretty much the same console three times now? Ahaha.
>
> Can you say "GBA SP"?
True enough. But people constantly whine at Nintendo, and don't at Sony. And I haven't heard one GBA SP that still (if it ever did) have problems.
> True enough. But people constantly whine at Nintendo, and don't at
> Sony. And I haven't heard one GBA SP that still (if it ever
> did) have problems.
People don't whine at Sony??? Hmmm ok