I have Japan sony play station 3. It doesn't read sony play station 2 disks,why?even DVD disks . . .there written that it not support PAL format,what shall I do?I live in Kazakhstan in Almaty
I have india sony play station 3. It doesn't read sony play station 2 disks,why?even DVD disks i purchased from usa. . .there written that it not start bcoz of region restriction.,what shall I do?I live in india in ahmedabadI have india sony play station 3. It doesn't read sony play station 2 disks,why?even DVD disks i purchased from usa. . .there written that it not start bcoz of region restriction.,what shall I do?I live in india in ahmedabad
AnonymousMar 10, 2008
i have bought more ps3 games one had to upgrade i tried a ps2 game then and didn`t work.i have bought more ps3 games one had to upgrade i tried a ps2 game then and didn`t work.
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Yes, the PS3's region doesn't matter since PS3 games and Blu-Ray movies are REGION-FREE meaning they can be played on any system from any country. I, for one, am a PS3 owner from the Philippines. My system is from Japan but I have and can play games from US, Europe, and Asia. You can even run imported games such as Japan exclusive games and play them with no problem.
DVD player will play DVD disk according to assigned region code. You can see DVD-NS330 region code at rear of player, where model and serial number is written, region code would be written in globe mark.
This may be because DVD movies have a reigion code on the disk and on a pirated disk this code may be removed. When the ps2 fails to find the code, it aborts playing the disk. I believe the regional lockout for games (which i assume you have disabled) is a different system to DVD lockouts.
Even though I can't go into it on this post due to the nature of the beast so to speak but your problem is the potentiometer pot on the back of the PS2 laser lens (The one dealing with DVD adjustment). This is a common problem due to either one of two things. 1.) alot of movement of your PS2 (ie taking it to a friends house, car rides, shaking, dropping, etc etc etc.) or 2.) A lot of usage.
In either case what is happening is the potentiometer on the back of the lens has moved out of correct alignment.
In english? Your laser lens's laser beam is not producing enough energy to read the disk correctly.
So it has to be reset back to its factory position. Check this site it will help you out.
The Blue back disc is CD format. The DVD laser circuit is giving you trouble. You can adjust the DVD pot some on the back of the Laser. Turn it about 3 degrees clockwise. Then put it the laser back in. Test the PS2 with no cover on, and use the white round disc from the laser drive cover to clamp a disc onto the spindle. Test DVD and PS2 Games that do not have Blue back.
I have india sony play station 3. It doesn't read sony play station 2 disks,why?even DVD disks i purchased from usa. . .there written that it not start bcoz of region restriction.,what shall I do?I live in india in ahmedabad
i have bought more ps3 games one had to upgrade i tried a ps2 game then and didn`t work.
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