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When I use my PS2 to play DVDs I find I need to jack the sound on the TV up high to hear it. The sound is crystal clear but needs to be turned up much louder than normal TV or when playing games. I am connected direct to the TV through a scart socket, so no problem with dodgy stereo connection or anything like that.
Has anyone else got this problem? Or can anyone suggest a remedy
Has anyone else got this problem? Or can anyone suggest a remedy
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Hi,
I'm new to all this but it has been driving me insane trying to find some. My friends are on them and they both look mega!
I don't know whether to start off on the normal or the ultimate ones and of course i'm a student so not too sure if i can afford the ultimate ones.
My friends usually get a months supply for £23 from a gym near them, the 30 pill supply would they last me a month?
Hope to hear form you guys soon as i have been going out of my mind trying to get some of these!
Thanks
I'm new to all this but it has been driving me insane trying to find some. My friends are on them and they both look mega!
I don't know whether to start off on the normal or the ultimate ones and of course i'm a student so not too sure if i can afford the ultimate ones.
My friends usually get a months supply for £23 from a gym near them, the 30 pill supply would they last me a month?
Hope to hear form you guys soon as i have been going out of my mind trying to get some of these!
Thanks
sonic321 wrote:
> Ive tried that, but it doesent allow me to change the audio option, or the
> screen size - is there a problem with my ps2???
Remember - insert a DVD and get it playing.
You can change the sound volume (whilst the disc is playing so you can hear the change) by pressing select, choose setup then sound options. There you will find a DVD volume which should be set to 0 and can be changed to 1 or 2).
Aspect ratio (4:3 letterbox etc) -
Insert a DVD, let it play then press stop. Press select, go to setup and choose the picture settings. You will see 4:3, 16:9 and 4:3 letterbox. Choose the one you want, EJECT THE DVD and then reset (or turn off) the console. You should now have widescreen pictures with black bars at the top and bottom.
It's in the manual near the back - that's how I found out so it is there trust me.
> Ive tried that, but it doesent allow me to change the audio option, or the
> screen size - is there a problem with my ps2???
Remember - insert a DVD and get it playing.
You can change the sound volume (whilst the disc is playing so you can hear the change) by pressing select, choose setup then sound options. There you will find a DVD volume which should be set to 0 and can be changed to 1 or 2).
Aspect ratio (4:3 letterbox etc) -
Insert a DVD, let it play then press stop. Press select, go to setup and choose the picture settings. You will see 4:3, 16:9 and 4:3 letterbox. Choose the one you want, EJECT THE DVD and then reset (or turn off) the console. You should now have widescreen pictures with black bars at the top and bottom.
It's in the manual near the back - that's how I found out so it is there trust me.
to adjust the DVD volume you must ensure that the Digital out option is switched off
sonic321 wrote:
> Ive tried that, but it doesent allow me to change the audio option, or the
> screen size - is there a problem with my ps2???
On the screen with the three lines of different options go along to the sound menu. One of the option give the option to have the sound at 0, +1 or +2. I cant remember the exact option but it is something like DVD sound output. I set my one to +2 and it sorted the problem out. Remember to eject the DVD before turning off so that the new settings are saved
Hope this help a bit
> Ive tried that, but it doesent allow me to change the audio option, or the
> screen size - is there a problem with my ps2???
On the screen with the three lines of different options go along to the sound menu. One of the option give the option to have the sound at 0, +1 or +2. I cant remember the exact option but it is something like DVD sound output. I set my one to +2 and it sorted the problem out. Remember to eject the DVD before turning off so that the new settings are saved
Hope this help a bit
sonic321 wrote:
> Ive tried that, but it doesent allow me to change the audio option, or the
> screen size - is there a problem with my ps2???
It does, you just have to find the screen.
> Ive tried that, but it doesent allow me to change the audio option, or the
> screen size - is there a problem with my ps2???
It does, you just have to find the screen.
I have that problem too mate.Ill do what Mr. ermmm Coates suggested
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