I can build him one. Got a few spare parts lying around the assembly here. Was in the business of manufacturing and assembling heatsinks, fans, shelving, etc. for nortel -www.daitogroup.com-. Everything but the boards themselves.

We are now into several different businesses including golf. Shameless plug -www.daitogolf.com-

Anyways, back on topic. the PS3 has many different display settings. I set my ps3 at home to display at 1080i on component to play COD3, max resolution for the game is 1080i, as well as my TV. (max resolution for the game is displayed on the retail box) I then took it to a buddies house to play there on his old CRT TV, max resolution is standard VGA(620x480), so I plugged in my composite cable to the PS3 then to the TV, started her up... and nothing. It wouldn't display a thing since I had left the settings at component and max res. at 1080i, and the signal was only being output for component and not composite.

The moral of my story is that the PS3 needs to be properly setup for the game and the TV you will be using. For example, after having setup my PS3 to display at 1080i for COD3, I popped in Resistance and instantly got a warning screen telling me that the max res. for that game is 720p and that i might experience display problems during gameplay if left the PS3 at that setting.

Other than that and the lack of games this system is pretty damn awesome. No problems with it on my end.

Looks like the dude from youtube has a problem with his TV and the PS3 communicating. HDCP compatability?

Sorry for the really long post ignore at your discretion.