It should be, it can cause disc scratches. 100% of the units wobbles though
Wobbles...no. Tilts when a certain amount of weight is applied...yes.
It should be, it can cause disc scratches. 100% of the units wobbles though
A blue ray disc getting scratched in a disctray? Not happening... Protective coating saves it
It can play music cd's too. Party with all ppl dancing to the music, and ps4 wobbling in tune = scratced cd disc
I thought I had a defected one but it turns out the console just doesn't like my HDMI switch, quite disappointing actually I've been changing my setup sorted wires ext for the past hour now I have absolutely no will to play the damn thing, I don't even want to look at it until tomorrow.
I prefer the old UI for the record.
Neither do 2.0.PS4 and X1 if not mistaken use HDMI 2.0, so that could be your issue.
Neither do 2.0.
I don't have a PS4 but have you tried anything in relation to the Video settings?
That would void the warranty. I'd leave it alone.
Some ps4 HDMI issues are fixed by ppl updating their TV software etc.
I assume older TVs with HDMI ports that don't accept HDCP handshakes are having issues. But since there's no component output, there's no easy workaround this time.TV firmware?
So...is this as bad as RROD, or is it just smaller issues?
Check the amazon PS4 reviews, what's going on here???
http://www.amazon.com/PlayStation-4...ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1&tag=viglink129408-20
I would normally say that's the case but Amazon now does verified purchase reviews which a lot of those seem to be. Whether or not these people are telling the truth, I dunno, but they definitely bough a PlayStation 4. That's a great added feature by Amazon.Amazon reviews are sometimes the place where fanboys and whiners flock to, so I won't 100% trust it.
jsgiv Is your avatar Rowan Atkinson (Mr. Bean) as a Na'vi?