No, you can use the PS2's RGB with a SCART to component converter, you don't need a special TV for it.Mod_Man_Extreme wrote:You can't even use RGB with PS2 unless you have the right type of TV which uses "sync-on-green" RGB type.
Unfortunately typically the only TV's with this feature are Sony TV's as it's a Sony proprietary format.
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I've used RGB SCART with a non Sony TV and it worked. Just not on DVDs (which makes the screen green. Gee thanks Sony...) but why would I watch DVDs on a PS2?Mod_Man_Extreme wrote:You can't even use RGB with PS2 unless you have the right type of TV which uses "sync-on-green" RGB type.
Unfortunately typically the only TV's with this feature are Sony TV's as it's a Sony proprietary format.
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modchips FTWNiode wrote:I've used RGB SCART with a non Sony TV and it worked. Just not on DVDs (which makes the screen green. Gee thanks Sony...) but why would I watch DVDs on a PS2?Mod_Man_Extreme wrote:You can't even use RGB with PS2 unless you have the right type of TV which uses "sync-on-green" RGB type.
Unfortunately typically the only TV's with this feature are Sony TV's as it's a Sony proprietary format.
i can watch DVDs on my PS2 over component without it turning the screen green. not that i'd reccomend using the PS2 as a DVD player, waste of the laser's lifespan hehe.need console mods or repairs? check my thread here:
http://www.racketboy.com/forum/viewtopi ... 22&t=37236
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