I have no video output so i cant see anything but i can hear the game but its not the cable because ive tried other ones

Make sure the system is off.

Hold down the Power Button for 5-6 seconds - until you hear the second beep.
This resets the video settings to defaults (standard video output).
Power up the PS3 again and it should auto-detect the hdmi at this point.

If that does not work use the original audio/video cable that came with the system, power it on, then adjust the video settings and try the hdmi cable again.

maybe it is the theam of the ps3 cheack it now becouse that happend to me two years ago and it stayed like that forever

In the PS3 settings find the tab manage bluetooth devices. Make sure the input and output are assinged by the bluetooth device you are using.

Hello, you will want to try resetting the video output.Manually push and hold down the power button till you hear the second beep.This resets the video to composite(yellow cable)

go to settings/accessory settings/
and make sure that you ENABLE the audio setting = ON

also make sure that the mic is connected into the SECOND USB port or it won't work

Buy or change the cables and see if is error on yellow one(video or any).

It sounds like your headphone/hold cable is faulty. Try plugging it into a sound device with a docking bay. If no sound comes out of there either then it's a faulty logic board.

Fiend your solution direct from nintendo. Here is your solution....


http://www.nintendo.com/wiiconsole/prob676ijt65/solution
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Try turning the console off, then holding down the on button until you hear a series of beeps, each beep representing the system switching video modes. (try testing another output source to make sure your tv is working correctly) if your tv accepts other video signals then you should find the correct one from your ps3 with this method. you may have to get it to work on AV or S-Video to make the appropriate changes to the HDMI and set the proper resolution for your television first.

Hope this helps.

Try sending yourself a message and see if you hit play (after recording the message) you can hear yourself. Sometimes Ive been playing games like GRAW2 online and when I lose connection with the host or something along those lines my mic will stop working untill I reset the console. Also, most games will have some kind of an indicator when you are on Live that show when someone is talking. Do these indicators activate at all? (usually a small volume symbol that will light up next to the persons gamertag)