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Moving diagonal scan lines on my TV when using Xbox 360/PS3 on 720 output?
Hi all.
I've been having problems with my Xbox 360 and PS3 display. Whenever I play either of the two in 720p output, about 10 minutes into a game or just after booting the console, moving diagonal scan lines will appear on my TV. The lines go away sometimes but they ALWAYS return. If I switch to 480p or 1080i, however, the scan lines stop appearing and never return. Prob is, I don't wanna play on 480p or 1080i for obvious reasons.
I am using an AOC "32 (L32W431 model) HDTV and the scan lines NEVER appear when I am using other equipment such as my Wii, a DVD player or a WD TV device.
Additional info: I am using the original component cables that came with my game consoles. All power supplies are properly inserted to power outlets and none of the ground prongs were removed.
Thank you very much.
My advice would be to try HDMI cables. If those don't work then there might be something wrong with the TV. Don't buy the expensive HDMI cables (it's a scam, really). As long as an HDMI cable is certified 1.3 then you should be fine. Get some inexpensive cables from http://monoprice.com or http://meritline.com and try them.
Wii Laptop
Wii Games External Hard Drive
If you have a gaming console that came with a small hard drive or no hard drive at all, then adding an external hard drive is a reasonably quick and simple solution. Backup Wii Games Step by Step Guide Click here Sure, you can replace the original hard drives that came in the system with a larger one, but those laptop hard drives can get quite expensive, especially in the larger capacities.
An external hard drive will let you add more storage at a much lower price while at the same time allowing you to control the content yourself. On a system like an Xbox 360, you cannot add content to the built in drive unless it is downloaded from Xbox Live or ripped from a CD. With an external drive, you have full control of your content, and can easily upload or download new content without much trouble.
Naturally, you will need a hard drive and an enclosure. Almost any USB external hard drive will work for your purposes. The main difference is if you are looking for portability vs. storage size. If you have some laptop hard drives lying around, then buy a 2.5" laptop hard drive enclosure.
The advantages of using a smaller laptop hard drive are that it will be much smaller and much more portable, and will most likely not require a power supply. However, laptop drives usually pale in capacity compared to regular 3.5" drives of the same price. A 3.5" external hard drive will store much more content but will probably require an extra power port. If your gaming console is usually located in one location and not likely to move around, this type of hard drive might be the best solution.
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