I brought my PS3 to my friends house to see what it looked like on HD so I had to set it up to HD settings, Brought it home today and put it back on my standard def TV. Turn on my PS3 and all I get is a black screne but the audio can be heard. So I would imagin my PS3 is still set to HD settings which my TV cannot display. Is there a way to reset the PS3 so I can get back to normal but I can fix what I can't see.
I was watching a DVD the other day and half way through it the movie froze and the xbox said "cannot read media" so I open the tray and my DVD was scratched around the sides from my xbox. I decided not to put anything back in there for a day. Well today I put in a game for the first time since the DVD mess and my xbox won't read anything anymore. It still powers on just fine and signs into xbox live but the CD drive no longer reads anything. Is this enough for xbox to help me out or do they only help out if your xbox gets the 3 red rings?
anyway i am not sure but i do believe it might have something to do with content lock. i could try and investigate by disconnecting from live but i need a shower and i cant be bothered.
It just dosn't seem like they would randomly select xboxs to do it to. When we system link at my house there are 3 xboxs. All offline of course to system link. 2 of the 3 xboxs can use all the content and play all arcade games offline. The other (my friends) won't allow him too. I just don't see the logic that microsoft would just select his xbox and prevent him from using the content he purchased from them offline like most everyone else is able to do.
I am posting this for a friend because hes a little girl. So I would say thats not the obvious answer. If so then that would mean microsoft is forcing xbox live on people. Which I doubt is the case. I play online and offline. System link and all that stuff. When I am offline I have full access to everything I downloaded. Emosupside
that just means hes being a baby. Just so I don't get more lame responses.
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