Welcome to the forum!

This is quite a common problem, so hopefully I can help!

If you PS3 has been used with hdmi cables/TV previously, then you probably need to reset its video output back to analogue. 

Use the Composite (direct to SCART) connection that probably came with the PS3, and do the following:

While turning on your PS3, hold the power button down for about 5 seconds until you hear two beeps. This should reset your video settings to basic and allow you to configure the output (composite/component/HDMI) choice.

A further thought if you are new to Beovisions:  You also need to go into the TV's connections menu and tell the TV what is connected at which SCART socket.  Maybe set the appropriate SCART socket to DVD, and then you will be able to select it using the DVD button on your remote.  Alternatively set to V.TAPE and use the V.TAPE or A.MEM remote button to select.  Hopefully all will make sense once in the 'Connections' menu.  In combination with the PS3 reset procedure that I mentioned above, hopefully this will resolve the problem.

Hi it is doable. You need aN HDMI to DVI-I adaptor. That will be for video signal. For audio yoy need to take audio sound from BS3 (optical or coaxial) and connect it to the respective audio port with a cable SPDIF (eg A1 - you will find these 4 audio ports on the RIGHT back of your BV7-32 above the DVI-I port). Then in the connections menu of BV7 (MENU->OPTIONS->CONNECTIONS) you assign AUDIO SOCKET A1 and normally you are done

Thnaks a bunch!  Ive been struggling with this for some time and thought about just giving up!  Ill give it a go and let you know.  Thanks again!  

Im giving a try!  Thank you for the comments!

Hello Guy!

You recently helped me by answering a question about PS3 hookup to my Beo7.  However, I have been delayed in setting this up due to the world situation that is ongoing.  Now today, I have tried to get the setup you mentioned but I couldn't get it fast enough, so, in my hast, I bought a HDMI to VGA converter.  I hooked everything up,  (i labelled the V-MEM button as PC and the Audio as A1) however, it doesn't work to my dismay.  Not to be completely clueless, Can I even access the VGA port through the remote as configuring the button as PC(also tried it as DVD2)?

Please let me know if Im just being impatient and need to get a HDMI to DVI-I converter instead. 

Again, all input is grateful!

Sorry for delay - busy helping elderly relatives!

I don't think I can really help with the VGA setup - I wasn't even aware that the 7-32 has a VGA input - are you sure that's not a socket for hotel use?

As far as I am aware, PC selects the DVI input only.  Other with BV7-32s may know more.

Otherwise I would resort to the composite into SCART option that I mentioned earlier.  Despite reduced quality, it should work until you get an hdmi to dvi adaptor. 

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