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Insert game disk and horizontal lines move fast on screen ???????
Ok, I insert the game in the console and after lauching game, instead of being able to play the game, there are horizontal lines moving fast on the screen. It is hard to see what is on the screen but it will go to the game like one was going to play it but that's it. Just horizontal lines over and over and I just get frustrated. I have tried resetting the console, cleaning the games, but nothing works. What is the problem?
Re: insert game disk and horizontal lines move fast on...
Sounds like your TV has multiple video inputs. Make sure the TV is set to the right channel or input. I know on ours if I hit the TV-input button on the tv remote I can change from inputs like s-video, video, cable etc and the Wii only displays properly on one of them.
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Think you have a problem with the cabel or if you could adjust the channel for the correct signal. Maybe the tv-chip on the consol are broken, and you live to far from me for me to help :)
you have any friend who could take a look ?
When hooking a super Nintendo or an NES system or a sega genesis system to a digital tv you need av cables for it to work then instead of using an rf switch
It sounds like your xbox is sitting on the ground. Is it? If it is, bad idea. Walking causes the xbox to shake, rattling the game around inside. Also, if it's not on floor, make sure it is sitting horizontal. (some people disagree but mine is good)
i think that the laser inside the disk drive has skipped
lets say the laser moves from a to b (a is the start)(b is the end)
the laser might of jumped to b but the console still thinks it is at a and it keeps trying to move it towards b but it cant go any further because the laser tracks stop
you could open the console up and test the drive or replace the disk drive
clean the lens on your system and then start up ps2 with no disc. highlight browser and hit green triangle. highlight console and hit triangle. highlight diagnostics hit blue x button and select on. press red o button to back up. highlight playstation drive and hit green triangle. highlight disc speed and hit blue x button and select fast. press red o button to back out. turn off machine, insert guitar hero 2 and turn machine on. This solution worked for me and we have been having fun ever since. Good luck and may God be with you.
"Unable to read the disc" / "Disc could not be read" / "Eject the Game Disc" Error Message.
If you are getting one of the above error messages:
Ensure that you are properly loading a Game Disc.
If your console is placed vertically, the disc label will face to the right.
If your console is placed horizontally, the disc label will face upwards
If you know you are inserting the Game Disc correctly, but are still have the same problem with only one game (or if you only have one game), try cleaning the Game Disc by following the disc cleaning procedures
If after reading the above information you are still unable to play a game disc, please call 1-800-255-3700 to discuss available options.
This is usually caused by a problem in the Horizontal Output section, around the Horizontal Output transformer usually a capacitor or diode going or gone faulty... the line you see are the Horizontal "Retrace" lines that are useually "Hidden" when the circuit is OK..
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