Hold the power button on the PS3 down till it beeps after the first beep when you first pressed the power button this will reset the video settings on the PS3, and this does come in handy when the video settings get screwed up
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If that does not work, try holding it down till it beeps 2 separate times, and it will shut off, then hold the power button again till it beeps twice simultaneously to get into what I would call diagnostic mode(really safe mode)
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Next, try a different cable of the same type, it could be the cable
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If that does not work, try using a different connection for the video cables, it could be that port at fault
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Hold the power button on the PS3 down until it beeps '''two''' times and then goes back off. This resets the video settings and fixes this problem in many cases. It works wonders when the video settings screw up. If this doesn't work try a new cable.
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If none of this does it, go into safe mode. To do this, hold the power button down the same way you did to reset the video settings. After this, hold it again and wait for it to shut off. After this, hold it down again and let it reset the video. After this, wait for '''two consecutive beeps''' and it will be in safe mode. Work with it from here.
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Hold the power button on the PS3 down till it beeps after the first beep when you first pressed the power button this will reset the video settings on the PS3, and this does come in handy when the video settings get screwed up
If that does not work, try holding it down till it beeps 2 separate times, and it will shut off, then hold the power button again till it beeps twice simultaneously to get into what I would call diagnostic mode(really safe mode)
Next, try a different cable of the same type, it could be the cable
If that does not work, try using a different connection for the video cables, it could be that port at fault