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Sixaxis

SIXAXIS Wireless Controller

Sixaxis Controller PlayStation 3 Wireless

Manufacturer

Sony Computer Entertainment

Type

video game controller

Generation

Seventh generation era

Retail availability

November 11, 2006

Discontinued

April 2, 2008

Connectivity

Motion detection USB, Bluetooth (GB PS3 and PSP)

The SIXAXIS Wireless Controller (SCPH-98040/CECHZC1) (trademark "SIXAXIS") (informally known as PlayStation 3 Wireless Controller) is the official of the handheld wireless controller for the PlayStation 3 from Sony, later to be succeeded by the DualShock 3. In Japan, individual controllers Sixaxis were available for purchase simultaneously with the launch of the console, without a mini USB cable / USB. The word "SIXAXIS" is also used to describe the motion sensitive technology in PlayStation 3 controllers. The word "Sixaxis" (a contraction of "six axis" for the movement directional) is a palindrome. Sixaxis controllers can also be used on the PSP Go past two Bluetooth use and can be connected by registration system and the PS3 controller.

History

At E3 2005, Sony introduced their "boomerang" design for PlayStation 3 controller. Accompanied by many critics, most of which were for its looks, this design was later abandoned. Sony said later than the original controller "was very clearly designed as a design concept, and was never intended to be the final controller, despite what everyone said about it. "

Boomerang design was replaced by an amendment, the wireless version of the DualShock 2 controller at E3 2006. The Sixaxis controller is being eliminated, and the DualShock 3 is the new controller official, who in addition to a vibration function will always include the Sixaxis functionality. However, Europe would still have the Sixaxis controller during the summer 2008 that the European Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots PlayStation 3 bundle includes a Sixaxis. The Sixaxis is no longer produced.

Feature and design changes

A major feature of the Sixaxis controller is the ability to sense both rotational orientation and acceleration translation along the three axes dimensions with six degrees of freedom, hence the name. . This became a subject of controversy, that the circumstances of the announcement, made less than eight months after Nintendo revealed motion detection capabilities in its new game console controller (see Wii Remote), leads to Assuming that the addition of motion detection has been a decision at an advanced stage by Sony to follow Nintendo's move. Further fueling speculation was the fact that only Warhawk shown at E3 this year has demonstrated the capability of motion detection. [Citation needed] In addition, some comments from Incognito Entertainment, the developer behind the motion detection PlayStation 3 game, Warhawk, said he had received development controllers with motion detection function only 10 days or more before E3. Developer Brian Upton from SCE Studios Santa Monica later clarified that the Incognito had been secretly working on technology to detect movement "for some time," but did not received a working controller until "the last few weeks before E3.

The Sixaxis sensitivity characteristics finer than the DualShock 2 analog, increased precision 10-bit precision of 8 bits of the DualShock 2. The controller also uses two analog signals and digital simultaneously at any time during the game framework under the buttons L2 and R2 has been omitted and these buttons have been trigger-like, with the range of travel to determine the degree of analog input rather than the pressure range. Instead of "Analog" button switch Dual mode analog previous models is a jewel-like "PS button" with the PlayStation logo, which can be used to access the home menu, switch the control inputs and turn the console or controller or off.

LED

The top of a Sixaxis DualShock 3 controller, LED lights on the right.

A row of four numbered LED port indicators are on top of the handle, to identify and distinguish multiple controllers Wireless. Given that there are only four LEDs on the drive controller itself, multiple indicators light for players 5, 6 and 7 (eg, if '4 'and '1' indicators are lit at the same time, the controller is assigned to player 5). While the PS3 is on, press the PS button will bring up a menu displaying the battery charge of all controllers synchronized among other options.

Accessories Sixaxis

Rechargeable batteries

The battery for the SIXAXIS wireless controller is 3.7 V Li-ion battery with a cable. The pack provides up to 30 hours on a full charge of the game continues for the wireless controller. It is recommended not to throw batteries (which differ slightly in voltage). It is also delivered through the AC adapter and charger kit as part of the Sixaxis / DualShock 3 battery charger. Third party kits rechargeable battery are also available. Although the USB charger can also be connected to the AC adapter and original PlayStation 3 / slim console. The battery was origin does not seem to be replaceable when a spokesman for Sony said that the Sixaxis should operate for "many years before he there is no degradation in performance of the battery. When and if that happens, then of course Sony will offer an exchange service for these items. " Later it was revealed that the Sixaxis came with instructions on how to remove the battery and the battery has been fully removable.

AC adapter kit refill

The AC adapter kit can charge Sixaxis charging and / or DualShock 3 controllers, the Official Bluetooth headset and wireless keyboard. The kit can also charge the PSP-2000 and PSP-3000. The charger uses an AC wall outlet, eliminating the need to have a PS3 running to load the equipment. It includes a cable of 4.92 m long (USB Type A Mini-B) and 6.56 m long supply drawstring cord.

USB 2.0 Cable Pack

Pack USB 2.0 cable allows the controller to be recharged for playing a game by plugging the Sixaxis / DualShock 3 wireless controller and PlayStation Portable into a USB hub. The kit also includes rechargeable battery. It should also to note that the USB 2.0 Pack can use a wireless controller, no battery, but Sony Computer Entertainment recommends using a battery Li-ion battery (vacuum) to avoid damaging the battery compartment exposed.

Partial list of games supporting 5-7 players offline

The following games support 7 players offline on one screen, unless otherwise indicated. In addition to controllers manufactured by Sony, almost any controller Work because USB capabilities of the PS3, plug-and-play. [Citation needed] Due to the Xbox 360 will require driver support, it will not work, but most PC controllers will, in addition to PS2 controllers connected via an adapter PS2 to USB.

3 on 3 NHL Arcade (6 players)

All Football 2K8 Pro-

Bomberman Ultra

Buzz: Quiz TV (requires 2 dongles for 5-8 players)

FIFA 08 FIFA 09 FIFA 10

FIFA Street 3

NBA 2K7, NBA 2K8, NBA 2K9, NBA 2K10

NHL 08, NHL 09, NHL 10

NHL 2K8, NHL 2K9, NHL 2K10

PixelJunk Racers

Pro Evolution Soccer 2008, Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 Pro Evolution Soccer 2010

WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2008, WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2009, WWE Legends of WrestleMania, WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2010 (6 players)

Removing the ability of vibration

Sony has announced that because motion sensors included, the vibration function controller PlayStation Previous was removed, indicating that the vibration would interfere with motion detection. This therefore makes the PS3 wireless incredibly light, which felt strange for the players [citation needed] more accustomed to larger vehicles such as the DualShock controllers. Haptics developer Immersion Corporation, which had successfully sued Sony for patent infringement, has expressed skepticism of the rationale for Sony, with its president Victor Viegas said In an interview, "I do think a very difficult problem to solve, and Immersion has experts who would be happy to solve this problem them, "provided that Sony withdraws its appeal of the decision of patent infringement. Immersion later emphasized compatibility with motion detection when the introduction of its next generation technology with vibration feedback, TouchSense. Following statements by Sony were dismissive of the arguments Immersion, Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) Senior VP of Marketing Peter Dille, declaring: "It seems that people are dumping in search of way to negotiate through the press and try to make their submissions to us, we talked about how there is potential for this rumble interfering with the Sixaxis controller. "

However, in a press release made some eight months later, Phil Harrison, president of Sony studios in worldwide, said: "Now, rumble I think the functionality of last generation, this is not the feature the next generation I think motion sensitivity is .. "He added that rumble would be in the future, come from controllers third. . This statement was untrue less than a year later with the announcement of the DualShock 3.

Partial list of games using the sensor Sixaxis motion

It should be noted that some of the demo versions of these games do not allow the use of motion sensor.

Army of Two

Batman: Arkham Asylum

Blast Factor

Blazing Angels

Blazing Angels 2

Burnout Paradise

Call of Duty 3

Cars Mater-National

Conan (2007 video game)

Dark Sector

Devil May Cry 4

Enchanted Arms

EyePet

Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer

Far Cry 2

Fight Night Round 3

flOw

Flower

Folklore

Formula One Championship Edition

Ghostbusters: The Video Game

The Godfather Dons Edition

Grand Theft Auto IV

GripShift

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

HAZE

Heavenly Sword

High Velocity Bowling

inFamous

Killzone 2

Den

Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga

Linger in Shadows

LittleBigPlanet

LocoRoco Cocoreccho

Madden NFL 08

Marvel: Ultimate Alliance

Medal of Honor: Airborne

Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots

Mini Ninjas

Mirror's Edge

MLB 08: The Show

MotorStorm

MotorStorm: Pacific Rift

NBA 08

NBA 2K7

NBA 2K8

NBA Live 08

NASCAR 08

NASCAR 09

NCAA Football 08

Ninja Gaiden Sigma

Noby Noby Boy

Pain (video game)

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End

Piyotama

Pure

Q * bert

Rag Doll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic

Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction

Ratchet & Clank Future: Quest for Booty

Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time

Resistance: Fall of Man

Resistance 2

Ridge Racer 7

Saints Row 2

Silent Hill Homecoming

Siren: Blood Curse

'A' Dub Super Rub

SEGA Rally Revo

Skate

Snakeball

SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Confrontation

Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing

Spider-Man 3

Stuntman: Ignition

The Godfather: The Game

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09

TimeShift

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas 2

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Double Agent

Tomb Raider: Underworld

Tony Hawk's Project 8

Tony Hawk's Proving Ground

Toy Home

Transformers: The Game

Uncharted: Drake's Fortune

Uncharted 2: Among Thieves

Unreal Tournament III

Virtua Tennis 3

WALL-E

Warhawk

Wipeout HD

WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2008

WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2009

Zombie Apocalypse

This list is incomplete, you can help by expanding it.

DualShock 3

Main article: DualShock – DualShock 3 Sixaxis

The Sixaxis DualShock 3 (SCPH-98050/CECHZC2) is now the official PlayStation 3 controller, replacing the original Sixaxis completely (Keeping his feature motion detection). At his press conference at the Salon 2007 Tokyo Games, Sony announced the DualShock 3 (trademark "DUALSHOCK 3"), a new PlayStation 3 controller with the same function and design that the original Sixaxis, but with the ability of vibration of the DualShock 2 .. The vibration function does not interfere with the function of sensory movement, and the two functions can be used at once. As the Sixaxis, it is a wireless controller with a slot for a detachable wire that can be used to loading, as well as play while charging.

On 11 January 2008, the DualShock 3 controller was officially released in Japan, Piano Black, Ceramic White and Satin Silver (depending on color variations of the Japanese model PS3 40GB), and April 5, 2008 in the United States. Software patches to provide a vibration function in the PS3 software already published have been made available.

Partial list of games using DualShock 3 Rumble feature support

Main article: List of DualShock 3 Compatible Games

It should be noted that some of the demo versions of these games do not allow the use the rumble feature, and that some of these games encourage Sixaxis motion-sensitive way.

Assassin's Creed

Battlefield: Bad Company

Bionic Commando Rearmed

BioShock

Borderlands

Burnout Paradise

Call of Duty: World at War

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2

Far Cry 2

Fallout 3

Grand Theft Auto IV

Red Bull Air Race

Gran Turismo 5 Prologue

Killzone 2

inFamous

Kung Fu Panda

LittleBigPlanet

Lost: Via Domus

Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots

Los Angeles Midnight Club

MLB 08: The Show

Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe

MotorStorm

MotorStorm: Pacific Rift

Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm

NCAA Football 09

NCAA Football 10

NHL 09

NHL 10

Noby Noby Boy

Bread

PixelJunk Monsters

Prince of Persia

Pure

Ratchet & Clank Future:

Tools of Destruction

Resident Evil 5

Resistance: Fall of Man

Resistance 2

Saints Row 2

Silent Hill Homecoming

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed

Street Fighter IV

Super Stardust HD

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas 2

Warhawk

WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2009

Uncharted: Drake's Fortune

Uncharted 2: Among Thieves

Unreal Tournament 3

Ninja Gaiden Sigma

Logitech Cordless Precision Controller

Manufacturer

Logitech

Type

Video Game Controller

Generation

Seventh generation era

Retail availability

January 20 2010

Connectivity

2.4 GHz Wireless USB connector

The Logitech Cordless Precision Controller is the wireless controller for PlayStation 3. The controller has the same functions Sixaxis and DualShock 3 wireless controller, except it has the technology 2.4 GHz wireless USB gives you 30 feet (10 meters) of space to play. The controller uses a rechargeable nickel-metal hydride (similar to Xbox 360 Controller, which uses a rechargeable nickel-metal hydride and also available replaced by an AA battery). The charger controller's Cordless Precision Controller Kit battery pack charger. The battery also provides up to 300 hours of continuous play for the wireless controller. After 5 minutes of inactivity, the gamepad goes into sleep mode.

Accessories

Battery Packs

Battery for Logitech Cordless Precision Controller is the nickel-metal hydride battery. The pack provides up to 300 hours with 2 AA batteries (not included). It is recommended instead of disposable AA batteries (which differ slightly in voltage). It also comes in the kit battery charger pack. Third party rechargeable battery kits are also available. Despite the official being rechargeable nickel metal hydride, the normal battery case (AA) recommend using only alkaline batteries.

Battery pack charger kit

The kit battery charger pack allows the controller to be recharged during the loading of the wireless controller in the charger kit. The kit also includes the rechargeable battery. It should also be noted that the charger kit battery pack allows the use of a wireless controller, no battery, but Logitech recommends using a pack of AA (empty) to prevent damage The battery compartment exposed. Rechargeable batteries and charger are generic 1300mAh AA (LR6) NiMH cells. These cells are readily available in 4 packs 3000 mAh. 2.000 to 2.600 with mah batteries are common.

2.4 GHz wireless USB connector

The 2.4 GHz wireless USB controller for Logitech Cordless Precision is the wireless USB technology for PlayStation 3. The device is used to play the controller of the PlayStation 3 and also consistent with PCs. The wireless USB is connected to the USB connector of the PlayStation 3.

USB Controllers

Most commercial controllers are USB compatible with the PlayStation 3 because it supports USB human interface devices. This includes gamepads, joysticks and steering wheel controllers. One drawback is that all these controllers provide the same range of inputs as a Sixaxis / DualShock 3 Controller (fewer buttons or joysticks, for example), can therefore not be practice in all games. When any controller is used with games that require features SIXAXIS or use of the facility use analog buttons is also limited. A large number of PlayStation 2 games that were programmed to use the functionality of the buttons PlayStation 2 analog controllers will not accept non-analog input therefore Sixaxis or DualShock 3 controllers to be used (although this could be resolved with the updated firmware).

Non-standard USB controllers such as the wired Xbox 360 controllers are not compatible with the PlayStation 3. These often require specific drivers for use on PCs (Windows XP and more)

Partial list of compatible USB controllers PS3

The following is an incomplete list of USB controllers compatible with PS3

Logitech

Rumblepad 2 USB controller

Dual Action Gamepad controller USB

Microsoft

SideWinder USB Controller

SideWinder Force Feedback 2

Sega

Controller USB Sega Saturn

Sony Computer Entertainment

DualShock 3 USB Controller

USB DualShock 2 Controller

1 USB DualShock controller

Other input devices compatible

It is possible for game developers to add support for devices and software updates can be added as compatibility. In addition, most standard USB or Bluetooth keyboards and mice also work on the PS3. Keyboard and mouse can be used to browse the XMB or for use on the web browser console. A keyboard and mouse in games specifically programmed for use, and backwards compatibility mode for PSOne and PS2 games supported.

List of games that can use a keyboard or mouse

The following keyboard support PS3 games and the mouse:

IL-2 Sturmovik: Birds of Prey

Interpol: The Trail of Dr. Chaos (mouse)

LittleBigPlanet (keyboard for text chat only)

Mahjong Tales: Ancient Wisdom (mouse)

Unreal Tournament 3

The following PS2 games support keyboard and mouse:

Deus Ex

EverQuest

Final Fantasy XI

Half-Life

Red Faction II

Soldier of fortune

Star Trek: Voyager Elite Force

Unreal Tournament

PlayStation Eye

Playstation Eye

Article: PlayStation Eye

The PlayStation Eye is an updated version of the EyeToy USB webcam designed for the PlayStation 3. It will not work with PS2 EyeToy games, but the PS3 supports the EyeToy PlayStation 2, using its camera and microphone functionality. A firmware update for the PlayStation 3 to support permit all USB webcams that uses the USB Video Class.

PlayTV

Main article: PlayTV

PlayTV Tuner

Officially announced August 22, 2007, PlayTV is a dual tuner DVB-T channel devices with digital video recorder (DVR) software that allows users to record television programs to the PlayStation 3 hard disk for later viewing, even playing a game. The device was launched in the UK on the 19 September 2008 with other regions to follow Europe.

It can also be used on a PSP via remote play to watch Live TV and recorded, and schedule new recordings.

It was reported that Australia receive only 2 Play TV Accessory months after Europe. However, after several months behind PlayTV was finally released in Australia November 27, 2009

Because markets North America, including the United States, Canada, and Mexico will be using the ATSC digital standard (and the latter two are currently early in their transition to digital), it is unlikely they will see the PlayTV device because of compatibility issues. The Japanese market has a similar device called Torne.

Torne

Torne is a DVB-T tuner peripheral for the Japanese market, like PlayTV, comes with DVR software. It was first January 14, 2010 announced for release in March 18 of that year.

As PlayTV can record and play live TV, recording while in a game or playing other media (eg DVD or Blu-ray) and can be viewed on PSP via remote play.

Unlike PlayTV Torne is to present the trophy support for PS3, though what those will be awarded for has not yet been announced.

Headsets

For more information: List of Bluetooth headsets compatible with PlayStation 3

Most Commercial USB headsets are compatible with the PlayStation 3. In addition, the PlayStation 3 supports about 2 PlayStation USB accessories, including USB SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs helmet Logitech, the microphones and the SingStar microphone on the Eyetoy for video and voice chat (although the game EyeToy Play EyeToy is associated with not available for use on European PlayStation 3s). Since the PlayStation 3 supports Bluetooth technology, any type of wireless headset is compatible with the system, but Bluetooth wireless headsets are not compatible with PlayStation 2 games that use the USB headset (due to be programmed only for them) and therefore USB headsets are still being used (although this could be solved with updated firmware). On September 12, 2007, Logitech announced the new Cordless Vantage Headset for Playstation 3. Blu-ray Disc retail version of Warhawk comes with a Bluetooth headset Jabra BT125 America North and the Jabra BT135 in Europe.

Mad Catz is also selling a NASCAR / Dale Earnhardt Jr headphone amplifier and the colors of the National Guard.

PlayStation 3 Wireless Bluetooth Headset

The Official PS3 Wireless Bluetooth Headset

Manufacturer

Sony Computer Entertainment SOCOM

Type

Gaming Headsets

Generation

Seventh generation era

Retail availability

October 14, 2008

October 30, 2008

March 13, 2009

March 19, 2009

Connectivity

Bluetooth, USB

Official PS3 Wireless Bluetooth Headset

On June 27, 2008, it was announced that the headset will be paired with the Blu-ray version of SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Confrontation will be the official Bluetooth Headset for PlayStation 3 (see picture). It will have exclusive features like a mute button, and will come with a charger so it can charge while connected to a USB system, which is marketed as being useful for storage when is not used.

The official headset allows high quality voice-chat, and provides the volume level, battery level, charging status and status indicators on the display connection of the PS3 on screen. The headset can be used as a microphone when docked in the magazine – the voice output from PS3 is automatically transferred to television in this case.

Wireless Keyboard

PlayStation 3 Wireless keyboard wire

The PlayStation 3 wireless keypad connected to a controller

Manufacturer

Sony Computer Entertainment

Type

Gaming keyboards, and peripherals

Generation

Seventh generation era

Retail availability

End 2008

November 28, 2008

Beginning in December 2008

Connectivity

Wireless USB

A wireless keyboard peripheral was launched in Europe on November 28, 2008, beginning in December 2008 in North America, and some time in late 2008 in Japan. The keyboard connects to the console PlayStation 3 via Bluetooth. Because it uses a standard Bluetooth connection, it can be combined with other compatible Bluetooth devices. It has a battery and requires no internal power supply controller which means it can operate independently of the controller, but it can also be directly connected to the controller.

The keyboard must be plugged into the PlayStation 3 via the mini USB cable so it can be matched and used thereafter. The keyboard has two shortcut buttons, a button of communication and a message box Button, allowing users to skip to functions predefined on the XMB screen as friends and message box during the game The Touch Pad Button allows PS3 users to use the keyboard surface as a touch pad, allowing them to move the pointer while web browsing by sliding their fingers around the keyboard surface. The Bluetooth device supports all the typing on the PlayStation 3, including text chatting in Home and LittleBigPlanet support.

Blu-ray remote

Blu-ray Disc Remote Control with and without overlap PlayTV

The PS3 is compatible with all Bluetooth Blu-ray/DVD distance and with an accessory is compatible with any Blu-ray/DVD remotely as well as any universal remote Blu-ray/DVD.

Official PS3 Bluetooth Blu-ray remote

The official Playstation 3 Blu-Ray Distance is a Bluetooth remote which has all the standard Blu-ray and DVD remote functions: Chapter display / select AB Repeat One-Touch menu and more. In addition, it has all the buttons DUALSHOCK 3: X, O, Triangle, Square, and everything else including the PS button to turn on and off your PS3 and go to the XMB.

PlayTV accessory comes with a sticker covering that fits over the buttons on the remote to see the specific functions PlayTV, which are matched with existing remote control buttons BD.

Microphones

The PS3 is compatible with all USB without LAN, and Bluetooth microphones. This includes all microphones SingStar PS2 games and of course all PS3 games SingStars wired and wireless microphones. Soon Bluetooth wireless microphones PS3 will be available.

Memory card adapter

PlayStation 3 Memory Card Adaptor (CECHZM1) is a device that allows data to be transferred from a memory card or memory card PlayStation PlayStation 2 HDD PlayStation 3. When launched, the device does not support the transfer of backup files to a memory card, but when publishing the PlayStation 3 version 1.80 system software, the user is now able to transfer Thurs PSOne and PS2 saves from the PS3 directly into a physical memory card via the adapter. PlayStation 2 recorded files game can also be transferred between PlayStation 3 users via other memory card formats currently. The unit connects to the USB port of the PlayStation 3 at one end by a mini-B USB cable (not included with the adapter, but it was included in the console itself), and has a legacy PlayStation 2 memory card port at the other end. The adapter works with all PlayStation 3 model, regardless of whether it is compatible with PlayStation 2 games or not. The adapter is available for purchase simultaneously with the launch of the console. The memory card adapter was released May 25, 2007 in the United Kingdom.

AV cables

cable input line (RCA) for display in standard definition and 2.0ch sound (analog video and audio).

The two official HDMI cables and standard cables HDMI (version 1.2 / 1.3) are also compatible. Chipset official AV cable is also available. Additionally, composite cables, S-Video, SCART RGB and component for the PlayStation 2 are all compatible with the PlayStation 3 because they use the same "A / V Multi Out" port.

On the audio, AV cables connected to the AV "Multi" provides 2.0ch (stereo) only, optical "Digital out" allows both 2.0ch or 5.1 "HDMI (Ver.1.3) supports 2.0ch, 5.1 and 7.1.

Units sold in NTSC regions are SD / ED NTSC, 720p, 1080i and 1080p compliant, while those available in PAL regions are compatible with SD / ED PAL, 720p, 1080i and 1080p. NTSC system (480i/480p) can not output PAL (576i/576p) games and DVD (DVD-Video/DVD-Audio) – however PAL units can display "All Region" DVD NTSC. This affects regional lock no HD output (720p/1080i/1080p) – With the exception of Blu-ray Disc.

HD online

HDMI cable: 1080p (HD), 1080i (HD), 720p (HD), 576p (ED NTSC), 480p (ED NTSC), 480i (NTSC SD)

D-Terminal () cable (SCPH-10510) Japanese market

D4: 1080p (HD), 720p (HD), 480p (ED NTSC) / 480i (NTSC SD)

D3: 1080i (HD), 480p (ED NTSC) / 480i (NTSC SD)

D2: 480p (ED NTSC) / 480i (NTSC SD)

D1: 480i (NTSC SD)

AV Component (YUV) cable (SCPH-10490): 1080p (HD), 1080i (HD), 720p (HD), 576p (ED NTSC) / 576i (PAL SD) 480p (ED NTSC) / 480i (NTSC SD)

Pritelli RGB (SCART) European cable market: 576i (SD PAL), 480i (NTSC SD)

AV Multi (AV): 480p (ED NTSC) / 480i market (NTSC SD) Japanese

S-Video cable (SCPH-10480): 576i (SD PAL), 480i (NTSC SD)

AV (Composite / RCA) cable (SCPH-10500): 576i (SD PAL), 480i (NTSC SD)

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PlayStation 3 ^ User's Guide – Video Output Settings