PS2 on a 48" hdtv: composite vs component
I've recently dug out my ps2 to replay some games. It looks absolutely terrible on my new tv. As soon as anything moves, the picture gets very blurry and pixelated.
I've read about component video being the best possible quality for the ps2, but I'm having trouble finding a cheap one locally. I was wondering, will it be a noticeable difference on a tv this size?
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Can you use a component cable on PS2?
The Sony branded Playstation 2 component cables are the ultimate cable for getting the best video out of your Playstation2. At one time before the adoption of HDMI, component cables were the only way to hook up your console to digital televisions (and for some of the older digital televisions, it still is).Can you play PS2 on HDTV?
Unfortunately, the PS2 does not play well with modern HD TVs, as the allowable video modes for the PS2 are often not supported. If you try and plug in a PS2 to a new TV, even using the more advanced component cables, you probably won't get anything.Is composite better than component?
When given the option, go for component over composite every time because this connection will always provide a better picture at higher resolutions. The only practical use for composite video today is when using older equipment, such as older video game systems or VCRs, which do not support the component video format.Sony Playstation 2 HD Retrovision Component Versus Composite Comparison!
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