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Ambidextroid wrote:I just got an emulator and it seems to be OK with that so I guess I'll just use that, would have liked to use my PS2 instead though.

Read the post once again.

I did try Diagnosis before, but it didn't seem to do anything.

Ambidextroid wrote:I did try Diagnosis before, but it didn't seem to do anything.

Then I am not sure what’s the problem. Try playing it on a PS1 or a PS3 if you have one.

Did you try changing the PS1 disk reading speeds on your PS2?

Don't have a PS1 or PS3 unfortunately

Tried different disk speed and any other settings I could find but no luck, seems like I'm at a loss with this one.

Ambidextroid wrote:Don't have a PS1 or PS3 unfortunately

Tried different disk speed and any other settings I could find but no luck, seems like I'm at a loss with this one.

Looks like you’ll just have to use an emulator.

Ambidextroid wrote: In the end it just comes up with Disk Read Error, even though the disk itself has little to no scratches and is completely clean.

Any help?

Could just be the laser wearing out on it or needs cleaning.

I have a couple of PS2s that are very particular on what PS1 and PS2 games they play.

Hoodcom wrote:

Ambidextroid wrote: In the end it just comes up with Disk Read Error, even though the disk itself has little to no scratches and is completely clean.

Any help?

Could just be the laser wearing out on it or needs cleaning.

I have a couple of PS2s that are very particular on what PS1 and PS2 games they play.

It might not be the laser, as my PS2 makes that horrendous grinding noise too, but without any reading errors.

Tetris worlds is the worst with that noise

CHRdutch wrote:Tetris worlds is the worst with that noise

NFS Underground makes a noise too, but only if you listen closely. It sounds like the disc’s slipping on the spindle!

Do Blu-Ray players play DVDs? I've been looking into getting a Blu Ray player since my Wii I can't play movies I downloaded onto a flash drive.

Usually they should be backwards compatible to DVDs and CDs.

Bradandez wrote:I've been looking into getting a Blu Ray player since my Wii I can't play movies I downloaded onto a flash drive.

LOL, did you really expect Wii to play HD movies?

Fifo wrote:It might not be the laser, as my PS2 makes that horrendous grinding noise too, but without any reading errors.

Did I say anything about grinding noises being caused by the laser? I don't think so. The issue at hand is the disk read error, thus the laser being the potential fault here. Whether it's dying, out of alignment, dirty, or in need of lubrication on the rails for it's assembly.


I still need to buy a new laser for my fat PS2.

Hoodcom wrote:Did I say anything about grinding noises being caused by the laser? I don't think so. The issue at hand is the disk read error, thus the laser being the potential fault here. Whether it's dying, out of alignment, dirty, or in need of lubrication on the rails for it's assembly.

Oh I see.

Hoodcom wrote:I still need to buy a new laser for my fat PS2.

Good luck in installing it!

OldClassicGamer wrote:

Bradandez wrote:I've been looking into getting a Blu Ray player since my Wii Ican't play movies I downloaded onto a flash drive.

LOL, did you really expect Wii to play HD movies?

Didn't you see my typo, you fucking dork? I clearly meant Wii U, but I was rudely auto-corrected.

There are more hidden users online than visible ones

That's not a question.

Bradandez wrote:That's not a question.

Isn't that not a question either?

Fakin megarekt, Imco?