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Please can someone spread some light on this little problem of mine.
I have just bought a PS2, the problem is when I try to watch a DVD the picture has a strong green tint.
I have tried changing DVD's but they all come out the same. I have also tried to change the colour on the confirguration settings from RGB to CMYK, this does not work, as when I change to CMYK even the games get a green tint. When RGB is selected only the DVD's have this green tint.
I would appreciate it if someone out there could advise if they have had a similar problem or know how to rectify the problem.
Cheers.
I have just bought a PS2, the problem is when I try to watch a DVD the picture has a strong green tint.
I have tried changing DVD's but they all come out the same. I have also tried to change the colour on the confirguration settings from RGB to CMYK, this does not work, as when I change to CMYK even the games get a green tint. When RGB is selected only the DVD's have this green tint.
I would appreciate it if someone out there could advise if they have had a similar problem or know how to rectify the problem.
Cheers.
Thanks...
Wookiee Monster - as helpful as always..
BTW - I saw the thread on the PS" HDD/Broadband. VERY interesting about the 'improved textures'.
As for price I guess about £100 and a 40gb hard drive.
Wookiee Monster - as helpful as always..
BTW - I saw the thread on the PS" HDD/Broadband. VERY interesting about the 'improved textures'.
As for price I guess about £100 and a 40gb hard drive.
Try the SpectraVideo web site, as SR don't seem to stock it yet. The URL is 'obvious' .com
Wòókiee Møn§†€R wrote:
Logic 3 do a cable that carries both signals, and apparently uses RGB for games and composite for DVD.
Might be worth a look.
Looks interesting, that's the kind of thing I've been after as I don't want to keep crawling behind my TV to change leads everytime I want to watch a DVD or play a game!
Any idea where I'd get one from?
Logic 3 do a cable that carries both signals, and apparently uses RGB for games and composite for DVD.
Might be worth a look.
Looks interesting, that's the kind of thing I've been after as I don't want to keep crawling behind my TV to change leads everytime I want to watch a DVD or play a game!
Any idea where I'd get one from?
Logic 3 do a cable that carries both signals, and apparently uses RGB for games and composite for DVD.
Might be worth a look.
Might be worth a look.
The PS2 console has got the RGB capabilities disabled so that piracy is less easy.
To sort out the green problem, just use a non RGB cable like the one in th box with the machine.
To sort out the green problem, just use a non RGB cable like the one in th box with the machine.
Please can someone spread some light on this little problem of mine.
I have just bought a PS2, the problem is when I try to watch a DVD the picture has a strong green tint.
I have tried changing DVD's but they all come out the same. I have also tried to change the colour on the confirguration settings from RGB to CMYK, this does not work, as when I change to CMYK even the games get a green tint. When RGB is selected only the DVD's have this green tint.
I would appreciate it if someone out there could advise if they have had a similar problem or know how to rectify the problem.
Cheers.
I have just bought a PS2, the problem is when I try to watch a DVD the picture has a strong green tint.
I have tried changing DVD's but they all come out the same. I have also tried to change the colour on the confirguration settings from RGB to CMYK, this does not work, as when I change to CMYK even the games get a green tint. When RGB is selected only the DVD's have this green tint.
I would appreciate it if someone out there could advise if they have had a similar problem or know how to rectify the problem.
Cheers.