I cant tell if this is hardware or software but I am having major graphics issues when playing Ninja Gaiden Sigma. Most of the time the screen flickers red and green or even blue when in places where the items move - doors, bridges, etc...(kind of like in old cartoons when you knew the rock in the desert was going to move because it was a different color than the rest of the landscape...) Anyway - I havent noticed this in any of the other games (Warhawk, PSN Downloaded games, Resistance) but I cant help feeling like its some sort of hardware issue. Are there some settings that I might have messed with that might be causing this?
I am using the HDMI cable into my 2006 model 32" Bravia television. I am at a loss as to what to do here.
EDIT:
here is the video with the HDMI connection. It gets really bad right around the 1 minute mark in this video.
http://www.youtube.com/v/83XxxaasSEM
as you can see, I wiggled the cable and removed it to no avail. This was before I tried it on the Formula One CE game (which did much the same thing on the track area and in some of the rears of the cars.)
And here it is on composite video cable:
http://www.youtube.com/v/_7Zf4Wc6VHE
Sorry for the crappy camera quality, I didnt want to have to take video from the video camera so I jsut did it on the still camera with the video option. Its grainy, but you can definitely see that something is wrong here.
UPDATE #2 : I have now had suggestions that it could be the TV that is causing the imagin issues. I will try it on another TV but can anyone here tell me if they think its the TV or not from watching the videos? I guess it could be, but why would the problem occur on both the HDMI and Composite video connections? Also, wouldn't the entire screen flicker, not just the areas that you see in the video? Any help you guys can muster would be much appreciated.
I am using the HDMI cable into my 2006 model 32" Bravia television. I am at a loss as to what to do here.
EDIT:
here is the video with the HDMI connection. It gets really bad right around the 1 minute mark in this video.
http://www.youtube.com/v/83XxxaasSEM
as you can see, I wiggled the cable and removed it to no avail. This was before I tried it on the Formula One CE game (which did much the same thing on the track area and in some of the rears of the cars.)
And here it is on composite video cable:
http://www.youtube.com/v/_7Zf4Wc6VHE
Sorry for the crappy camera quality, I didnt want to have to take video from the video camera so I jsut did it on the still camera with the video option. Its grainy, but you can definitely see that something is wrong here.
UPDATE #2 : I have now had suggestions that it could be the TV that is causing the imagin issues. I will try it on another TV but can anyone here tell me if they think its the TV or not from watching the videos? I guess it could be, but why would the problem occur on both the HDMI and Composite video connections? Also, wouldn't the entire screen flicker, not just the areas that you see in the video? Any help you guys can muster would be much appreciated.