I have a problem that I have tolerated for a while but now it has become downright maddening.
I have a PS3 hooked up to an 36' JVC analog TV on a composite cable (yellow, white red). Whenever I have it hooked up to my TV and plug it into the wall I can hear a buzzing noise coming from the speakers of my TV. when I switch the TV over to the input that the PS3 is on the buzzing gets louder and there are white see through bars that scroll from the bottom of the screen to the top.
Things I've tried.
Different Cables. Same problem
Plug in the cables one at a time. Still buzzing even with only the Video cable plugged in.
Tried different systems. Only the PS3 buzzes any other system is fine.
So I guess what I am asking is
Is there a way to fix this? Is there a setting I missed?
Is this typical Behavior of a PS3 on an Analog TV?
When I get a new TV this year will I have the same issue on an HDMI cable?
Thanks!
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1. That's a big fuckin' TV bro, can I come over to watch the Super Bowl?
2. Sounds like your TV is dying a slow, horrible death, and it's just more sensitive to some signals than others.
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You shouldn't have the issue when you get a new TV.
As for question #3; It works flawless on my new HD set over HDMI.
I can't answer your first question as I can't figure it out myself (Though it's worse when I run it over component on that particular set) it does seem to be a TV issue (or a PS3 issue with certain sets). If you find any sort of solution, lemme know? My HD set is both smaller and in a bedroom so the old TV runs Rock Band where I've got the space for foolish antics.
Yeah HDMI wouldn't have a problem, neither would optical since they are impervious to interference.
Let me tell you about Demon's Souls....
the TV is about 8 years old so it's age might be the issue as well.
Some things to try:
Unplug everything from the TV except the PS3 and the TV's power
Plug in the PS3 through a grounded to ungrounded (3 to 2 prong) plug adaptor (remember to make sure the grounding tab on the 2-pronged side of the adaptor doesn't touch the wall plate)
Get a 3-channel ground loop isolator and run the PS3's video through it.
The UPS might also help, who knows.
I just wanted to give and update. Getting the 3 to 2 prong adaptor worked.
thanks for all the help guys!