First. The secret video reset
Taken to your PS3 round your partner's house? Or simply moved from living room to bedroom? Your PS3 can see the picture because you can not change your TV settings? Simple fix: Turn on your PS3 start by pressing and holding the power button. This will reset your PS3 to its most basic 480p graphics mode so you'll be able to see enough RGB SCART, Component, HDMI or whatever to choose from here.
Second See how much charge on the pad
Never be caught short again. Press and hold the PS button on a joypad. Of an on-screen display appears, showing your pad-charge as a small battery. A full battery pic means a fully-charged pad.
Third Transfer to your PSP
On your PSP, click Settings, then click Network Settings. Infrastructure Mode, New Connection, type Manual. SSID can call for this new connection something obvious - like 'PS3'. For WLAN Security Setting and edit the SPA-PSK (AES) setting. Enter the WPA key - this is to identify an eight letter password to your PS3. On the PS3, Settings, Network Settings, Remote Play Connection Settings go. Enter the same SSID name (ie, "PS3") and enter the same WPA key (ie 'password'). Almost there. To the network on your PS3, select Remote Play. It will start for your PSP. Take your PSP and go to Network and select Remote Play for PSP. Your PS3 menu will now appear on your PS3. Drive around with the PSP D-pad.
4th Make free video calls
You need a USB headset (like the ones you for PS2 SOCOM). And an EyeToy camera Plug in via USB, then to your Friends List menu. Select (You must, right) a friend and press Triangle. Choose Start New Chat and type a message. Something like 'Videochat? should do it. Well, assuming they are in front of their powered-up PS3 (perhaps you could text to tell them, be able to?), Then you will see your message and to accept, given the opportunity, your video chat. Well, assuming they have a camera and headset, two windows will open and can be seen (so you can make sure that you look your best) and your partner. Best of all you can hit Triangle again and invite more people to your chat - up to a maximum of six years. And the cost? Not a bean above the usual broadband connection charges.
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Monday, 15 July 2013
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