Is the video stabilizer absolutely necessary for the DMS3 V.9?

Sgt_Strider · #1 04-12-2003, 22:40

www.foundmy.com apparently said it's important. I'm only planning to run my PS2 by connecting directly to the TV or a video scaler. Will I still need the video stabilizer even though I watch only DVD's and play ps2 games? Thx

bighap · #2 04-12-2003, 22:50

Not needed. The video stabilizer just removes macrovision.

EVOEvo · #3 05-12-2003, 01:09

i heard there selling v10s at the stores now 50001 3d its hard to tell which is which unless u look at the packing is made from cardboard instead on foam they tryed the magic v 50k and dms 3 neather chip will boot ps2 backups on that system u can read all about it at ps2newz.net

bighap · #4 05-12-2003, 01:18

Yep. Sh*tty news.

Warlock · #5 05-12-2003, 04:57

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Originally posted by EVOEvo
i heard there selling v10s at the stores now 50001 3d its hard to tell which is which unless u look at the packing is made from cardboard instead on foam they tryed the magic v 50k and dms 3 neather chip will boot ps2 backups on that system u can read all about it at ps2newz.net

Well the V9 didnt last long did it?? Perhaps Sony updated because of all the v9 problems. IMO Sony updated the laser in the v9 and made up for the cost by downgrading the MB. Now they use cardboard instead of foam for shipping. Getting awful cheap if you ask me.

dust2dust · #6 05-12-2003, 08:56

v9s in uk are packaged with foam or cardboard so dont rely 100% on identification this way

jackdor · #7 05-12-2003, 09:37

theres talk of a anti mod v10 in jap land and so far no ones got it to chip but then it's only talk