[EmBoLa.be]

Originally Posted by veggav hummmmmmmmmmmmmm EmBoLa.be made a good point. Until now I was thinking that this was real.. now I think it's fake.

and i catched it with spidy awesome web shooters,
that was a close one. i mean the spear, LOL
WE ARE SPARTAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[null_Dereferenced]

I was thinking the same thing as Embola. The room looks strikingly familiar.

Here is something else that is funny to me about the new video. His video signal to his TV cuts out before the game launches (at about 1:26) and again before multiman launches. I just did a test on my tv and system. If I turn on my PS3 and unplug my HDMI cord, then my tv instantly gives a blue screen and a "No signal" message. After plugging the HDMI cord back in it takes a few seconds for it to find the signal.

That means that if the PS3 naturally cuts signal to the TV during the launching of a game or app, then my screen should go blue and say "No signal" for a few seconds when launching a game. So I went ahead and tried launching a game. Guess what? The signal to my TV persisted (i.e., NO blue screen stating "searching for signal"). So why does their's cut out and mine doesn't? The way I ran the test shouldn't be TV specific. Unless there is something PS3 specific and other models do this?

I am not sure so please correct me if I am wrong and some people do see the same behavior when launching games.

[EmBoLa.be]

Originally Posted by null_Dereferenced I was thinking the same thing as Embola. The room looks strikingly familiar. Here is something else that is funny to me about the new video. His video signal to his TV cuts out before the game launches (at about 1:26) and again before multiman launches. I just did a test on my tv and system. If I turn on my PS3 and unplug my HDMI cord, then my tv instantly gives a blue screen and a "No signal" message. After plugging the HDMI cord back in it takes a few seconds for it to find the signal. That means that if the PS3 naturally cuts signal to the TV during the launching of a game or app, then my screen should go blue and say "No signal" for a few seconds when launching a game. So I went ahead and tried launching a game. Guess what? The signal to my TV persisted (i.e., NO blue screen stating "searching for signal"). So why does their's cut out and mine doesn't? The way I ran the test shouldn't be TV specific. Unless there is something PS3 specific and other models do this? I am not sure so please correct me if I am wrong and some people do see the same behavior when launching games.

mine mom uses hdmi with there pc and i alsow use hdmi with mine pc + ps3, the only different is that mine mom gets a blue screen when resolution is changed, like starting windows or booting ps3, but mine just turns black,
mine a samsung, her's a medion wish is CRAP

Sorry for the bad english, i am a little DRUNK,
TOMMOROW mine BIRTHDAY, YEAH, 26yrs old, feeling old and drunk.

[vcysion]

I don't know if this is real or not but just to clear some of the "doubts" that people are using to say its fake. First, they said you need 3.55 OFW because to flash ANY 3.55 CFW you need to be on an the OFW first. It is obvious that they have you flash THEIR own 3.55CFW which is namded 3.55-dongle. This works in conjunction with the dongle. Also, the copied games they are using are pre-patched to work with this CFW/dongle combo, hence why originals don't work. Wether its fake or not, they have everything covered as far as technically to make perfect sense.

@null_Dereferenced my ps3 whenever its going to another game/app the screen cuts off and shows the hdmi input in the corner till it catches the new signal being sent.

[CsHax]

Well now that i see the video again if searching for signal message appeared cause of resolution change i think it should also happen when he quited the game but it didn't. Weird

[Pillows]

@Jasper : The truth is we need 3.55 dongle firmware and that's a CFW, we all know that from 3.55 OFW we can go to any CFW. This JB2 only works on 3.55 dongle CFW.

When on this 3.55 dongle CFW and you go to system settings and system information the system version software always show 3.55 without the dongle words on it.

To all who feels funny about our english we're sorry, i think as long as we get what you say and you get what we say that's ok right?

[null_Dereferenced]

Mine also goes black for a bit, but the signal to the TV does not cut out. In their video, their tv actually says "searching for signal" as they are launching the apps which tells me that the signal is potentially being cut from the TV at some point and replaced with another signal.

Again, maybe it is TV or console specific though? Can anyone else confirm that their TV states that they have lost signal while they are launching a game or app?

[CsHax]

Originally Posted by vcysion I don't know if this is real or not but just to clear some of the "doubts" that people are using to say its fake. First, they said you need 3.55 OFW because to flash ANY 3.55 CFW you need to be on an the OFW first. It is obvious that they have you flash THEIR own 3.55CFW which is namded 3.55-dongle. This works in conjunction with the dongle. Also, the copied games they are using are pre-patched to work with this CFW/dongle combo, hence why originals don't work. Wether its fake or not, they have everything covered as far as technically to make perfect sense. @null_Dereferenced my ps3 whenever its going to another game/app the screen cuts off and shows the hdmi input in the corner till it catches the new signal being sent.

Original doesn't work as i said before cause param.sfo asks for firmware >3.55. On burned disc param.sfo is for sure changed. If there are other modified files i don't know that's why i said someone that has a burned disc and can find a same original to chack the md5's of them.

[vcysion]

Originally Posted by null_Dereferenced Mine also goes black for a bit, but the signal to the TV does not cut out. In their video, their tv actually says "searching for signal" as they are launching the apps which tells me that the signal is potentially being cut from the TV at some point and replaced with another signal. Again, maybe it is TV or console specific though? Can anyone else confirm that their TV states that they have lost signal while they are launching a game or app?

Like I said, mine does it, I can take a pic or video or something real quick if you need that to ease your worries lmao I think its basically older tv's, mine isn't even 120hz

[null_Dereferenced]

@CsHax

That's what I was thinking. I was expecting that when he quit the game that it would do it as well, if it were legitimately happening.