Try puting in a ps2 game in and play it for 1 minute then quite and take it out and put in your ps3 game in it should work if u get a error code well i dont no wat to tell you. hope it works..
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Is it a regular DVD? Or a burned one. It is possible, that if it was a burned copy, the format might not be supported. If it is a regular DVD, than only 2 options it could be. The easy one is, check the DVD. Are there any big scratches or smudges that would cause it not to read. If it is a new DVD, than there is a real possibility that your Blue-Ray disk drive is on it's last leg and will need to be replaced.
if the disk is a Blueback, most modern PS2 consoles won't touch it. bluebacked disks still have their data stored in CD format rather than in a Data DVD
to play a Blueback 1. turn on the unit without a disk in 2. press Triangle on "browser" 3. scroll up to the top item and press triangle again 4. turn "Diagnostic Mode" ON 5. back out with circle, and start the browser 6. put your disk in with the browser on. is should read the disk
some disks will still cause the red screen (like cheat devices) occasionally
1, Check if its a problem with the disk, if its the ps3 send it to repair you might even get a new one 2. If its the disk , Buy a new disk, if it happens again, check if it happens to alll disks if it does >>> 3. You must buy games from the PlayStation Store. They have some pretty good deals too :P
I use DVD Decrypter. Change the "Mode" settings to read the PS2 disk as an ISO file. After it's completed, change the "Mode" settings again to write ISO, and insert your blank disk!
This "back-ups" your legally purchased PS2 games as a ISO file to any blank dvd disk.
A word to the wise, don't use the heading "pirate" in any forums. The Sony corp is listening!! LOL!
Confirm the disc is inserted
correctly into the PlayStation 2 console (label side should be facing
up when the PlayStation 2 console is in the horizontal position).
Confirm
the disc is clean. To clean a disc, use lint-free cleaning cloths made
specifically for cleaning CD/DVD discs, sold at computer software
stores. When cleaning the disc, we recommend starting from the
innermost circle, and wiping out to the edge in a straight line. We do
not recommend wiping in a circular motion, as it may create more
scratches on the disc. [Note: Other materials, such as a paper towel
or a T-shirt, may also scratch the disc. If there are any scratches,
smudges, or fingerprints on the disc, it may not function properly.]
Try playing different CDs, DVDs, and games on the PlayStation 2 console to see if the problem exists across multiple discs.
To determine if the problem is with the disc itself, try playing the disc on a different PlayStation 2 console (or a PS oneTM or a standalone CD/DVD player, if applicable).
Confirm
that you are not using any game modification devices. Unlicensed
devices such as game modification devices can interfere with the proper
function of the software. We do not recommend the use of any game
modification devices or unlicensed products[1].
It may be that the laser is aligning itself after trying to run the disc, you may need to run a cd cleaning and aligning disc in the playstation, although, it maybe that the laser is on it's way out.
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