Not sure whether anyone can help me with this as it's quite an abscure question, but thought I'd take a punt.
Restarted Final Fantasy X-2 (US game on US 60GB PS3). In the Sphere Theatre you are able to purchase movie spheres which allows you to replay cutscenes, and this provides you with an option to view them with Dolby Digital Surround EX.
However, they are not playing correct through my 5.1 amp as the sound keeps cutting out at specific intervals (always the same points in the clip). Intermittently at first (every 5 seconds or so) but this increases in frequency until it's near constant cutting of sound every other second. The display on the amp also keeps flashing between PL2 and DD as this occurs suggesting it's not detecting the signal correctly. The console has had no issues with DD5.1 on PS3 software.
Does anyone know if this is common when playing the game through a PS3 (the backwards compatibility site states this game has "no known issues")? I will try and dig out the PS2 later and try it via that but was wondering if anyone else has experienced the same thing?
Restarted Final Fantasy X-2 (US game on US 60GB PS3). In the Sphere Theatre you are able to purchase movie spheres which allows you to replay cutscenes, and this provides you with an option to view them with Dolby Digital Surround EX.
However, they are not playing correct through my 5.1 amp as the sound keeps cutting out at specific intervals (always the same points in the clip). Intermittently at first (every 5 seconds or so) but this increases in frequency until it's near constant cutting of sound every other second. The display on the amp also keeps flashing between PL2 and DD as this occurs suggesting it's not detecting the signal correctly. The console has had no issues with DD5.1 on PS3 software.
Does anyone know if this is common when playing the game through a PS3 (the backwards compatibility site states this game has "no known issues")? I will try and dig out the PS2 later and try it via that but was wondering if anyone else has experienced the same thing?