whenever i load psx games on my ps2 they work correctly but the screen jumps up and down, very annoying sometimes. its a v5 or 6 ps2. all regular ps2 games work correctly except these original psx games. any ideas?
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whenever i load psx games on my ps2 they work correctly but the screen jumps up and down, very annoying sometimes. its a v5 or 6 ps2. all regular ps2 games work correctly except these original psx games. any ideas?
what chip are you using? I think the smart chips do this...
Heh... but i'm gonna hold my breath until he announces what chip he has...
Later,
Alcahest
not using a chip
now what are you going to do Alcahest... no chip - do you get to breath??
I assume you had M2 on the tip of your tongue....
Anyway then it is probably your TV - if you have a V-hold try adjusting that. else check your cables and connections between the PS2 and the TV.
Shadow, I have to admitt, I was indeed going to blame the messiah2...![]()
Later,
Alcahest
Last edited by Alcahest; 12-09-2003 at 11:11 PM.
Why would there be a problem only with PSX games then? Does it send a different signal to the television?Originally posted by ShadowKnyght
now what are you going to do Alcahest... no chip - do you get to breath??
I assume you had M2 on the tip of your tongue....
Anyway then it is probably your TV - if you have a V-hold try adjusting that. else check your cables and connections between the PS2 and the TV.
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I recommend trying different PSX games, if you look in the ps2 mannual it says, the PSX games can screw up on occassion. I doubt this is the problem you are having but it is a possibility. Hope it helps, Good Luck!
-Thetieger
Actually, I've noticed this too on my PS2's...both M2Pro's. It's not the V-Hold on my TV, it's the chip. The PSX games...how can I put this...the screen look like its vibrating. I think that's what Rip-the-Jacker meant...
Smartchips do not cause this problem ShadowKnyght, what made you think this ?![]()
Last edited by N£TM£ÇH; 12-10-2003 at 12:49 AM.
??? hmmm just something I read bout V9 smartchips... but that is totally irrelavant now that he suggests that there is no chip in the unit.
very strange.
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