Simple, connect HDMi to your TV and turn its volume to zero. Then, hook up a set of composite or component cables into your PS3's analogue output (AV output in the back) and hook that up to your stereo system.Quote:
Originally Posted by viperman
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Simple, connect HDMi to your TV and turn its volume to zero. Then, hook up a set of composite or component cables into your PS3's analogue output (AV output in the back) and hook that up to your stereo system.Quote:
Originally Posted by viperman
I had a feeling thats what I had to do, thanks for the reply.
Or, on a ps3 interface video (the new phil harrison one actually) it shows you that you choose whether it comes out of hdmi, dvi etc in the settings optionQuote:
Originally Posted by Panda Bear Shenyu
When will the different color ps3's come out if there still planing to make them. srry i couldent figure how to make bold letters im not good with codes.
I'm going to predcit q4 2007 or somewhere in 2008, if history has taught us anything though expect them to be Japanese only.Quote:
Originally Posted by bingbing
Will the PS3 work better and not get as heated when its layed down?
Will it get more heated when stood up?
Im really sorry if this is a stupid question im just wondering.:?
if I attach a printer to the ps3 will it be able to print things off the internet?
And secondly could i transfer data from the ps3 to a different computer (ei. writing from the internet) using a usb storage device?
It won't make much of a difference.Quote:
Originally Posted by DuFFs1989
I don't think so. However, this function may be added later through updates.Quote:
Originally Posted by ard master
I would think so. The PS3 is able to read memory cards, so reading USB storage devices is likely.
Will bestbuy be taking Preorders?
Will I be able to use a USB keyboard and mouse for Resistence: Fall of Man?
Is any cheap HDMI cable as good in picture quality as those expensive HDMI cables?.
its up to Insomniac whether they add keyboard and mouse functionality in. My guesse is they won't
i don't know
Possibly not.Quote:
Originally Posted by immortal
That is up to the developers, and since Resistance is an FPS, the answer to your question is yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Meth
Yes, picture quality is not affected by the cable.
im thinking of buying a new hdtv for my room so i can play my ps3 at the best quality, but im stuck between two tvs one is the new sharp 37' 1080p tv and the other is the westinghouse 37' 1080p tv. which one would look better with a ps3. I would use it for games not movies.
when do you think gamestop will start taking preorders
In videos shown of the OS, there is Keyboard and mouse support, so I would assume so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Meth
I've never heard of westinghouse so i'd go for the sharp but thats just me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Haugenbaugh
when do you think the ps3 will start being manufactured in the 65nm process?
1. when u update ur HDD to say from a 60 to a 300gb will memory from 60gb be gone?
2. will the HDD be built in saving games type of memory?
3. how much memory will the memory cards have
4. whats flash memory
Both will be the same quality, go for the cheaper offer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Haugenbaugh
According to some presumptions, they will start taking preorders in October.Quote:
Originally Posted by Haugenbaugh
Probably after the first four million units have been shipped.Quote:
when do you think the ps3 will start being manufactured in the 65nm process?
1. No. It will stay on the 60GB HDD unless you remove it yourself.Quote:
1. when u update ur HDD to say from a 60 to a 300gb will memory from 60gb be gone?
2. will the HDD be built in saving games type of memory?
3. how much memory will the memory cards have
4. whats flash memory
2. What do you mean? Could you rephrase that question, please?
3. There hasn't been much info on what will be in the box. If the PS3 does come with memory cards, I suspect they will be 32MB.
4. Flash memory is the type of memory you find in USB storage devices, MMC, Memory Stick etc. etc. The information can be easily erased from the computer, like your MP3 player does. :D
I would go with the Sharp because the Westinghouse is not a native 1080p television, where as the Sharp has a native resolution of 1080p and picture quality will be much better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Haugenbaugh
60gb is too much storage dont you think. I've had a ps2 for 3 years and i havent even filled up 24mb. in my opionion 60gb is just a waste of money. i know they have a 20gb model, but it doesnt have memory card reader or wifi.
The westinghouse also has a native res. of 1080at least the w3 one doesQuote:
Originally Posted by Meth
My apologies I was at the Westinghouse site and looking at LCD televisons. The 1080p Westinghouse is a monitor. Sorry about that.
so are you still with the sharp?Quote:
Originally Posted by Meth
My PC holds 70gb and i only have 3gb left. i am planning to put loads of movies, videos, music and pictures on mine and still have 20gb to spare for game demos etc. If you think 60gb is too much, get the 20gb versionQuote:
Originally Posted by Haugenbaugh
Yeah I would still go with the Sharp though. Sharp is a very good quality brand name in LCDs.