Since the PSOne and PS2 have the same video output cable, do you guys think the cable would work in a PSOne or could there be a power output issue?
1710530
Good question. I think at least if the adapter has the same power as with the PS2 then it should work. It says it uses less than a watt so match it then it should work.
1710531
Nope. This is taking the signal output via analog component and converting it to a digital hdmi signal. Without getting technical about it, the PS1 only outputs 240P so the best you could do is find one of the custom job scart cables rigged for RGB and a scart to hdmi converter box (or XRGB Mini for best results) but bottom line the signal output via component is totally different.
1710532
In theory, it should work. But you'll need the additional power adapter for it since PSone doesn't come with a usb port. Now the questions come to picture quality on a HDTV, which I couldn't tell you because I don't have a PSone anymore.
1681100
Cannot confirm on PS2, but my ATV3 Is working with composite cables (red, yellow, & white)
1940487
As far as I know, N64 won't work. SNES is hit or miss. PS2 is an impossibility tall order. RPI is just too underpowered for the task (as a general rule, you need at least 10 times the CPU clock speed to emulate well)
1296535
Yes and No. PS2 controllers and peripherals will only work on PS2 software/games. That is if the PS2 software is compatible with the PS3. I have not found any PS2 accessories that will work for PS3 software/games. There is backwards compatibility. PS3 controllers will work for PS2 games. With the exception of the PS3 Move Controllers, most PS3 controllers will operate most PS2 software.
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Thanks for your help, I just replaced the Monster Cable that didn't work with this unit (it was working ok when i had my ps3 connected to the tv),I don't know whats the problem with the cable but after replacing it with the cable provided by Directv, the system is working perfect
1894702
Yes. I just checked it. Ran from a PS3 direct to a Panasonic plasma. Worked like a charm.
124562
I have never seen lag on this converter for the PS2 i use an HDMI cable for my PS2 Slim and never have any issuses with it
2188658
At these cheap prices, you can't go wrong. I don't have a PS2, However. it works fine on my PC & DVD Players. As long as you have a USB dock to plug in Speakers, you should have no problems.
1449573
PS3 will not offer digital output on the cheaper model. It will only have component cables, which are analog, and can add picture noise. For full quality 1080p digital signal you'll need a dedicated Blu-ray player. The PS2 is perhaps an instructive example. It could play DVDs, but the quality was poor, and it was a very buggy DVD player. many discs (Matrix) would not play correctly on the PS2.
1866094
I just plugged this into my ps2 then ran an hdmi cable from this to my tv.. and it's usb cable into the ps2 as well.
644676
There are s video converters available. I had one on my ps2 for years. I don't know if it would be compatible with that. I'd suggest going into your local Radio Shack (or equivalent) and asking around.
124563
Well i've only noticed that computer monitors don't handle the res well but other than that if you hook it up to a tv it... should be fine. PS1 games are handled even worse though because the res is alot worse and alot of crap go's wrong like the screen go's black and blinks between loading screens like it isn't supported or something. and my monitors can't even read the input single. but laggy? nah... just resolution isn't supported that's all :p
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I don't see why it couldnt be done , reason being the psone lcd screen uses a 7.5 vdc in plug that powers the unit using car power adapter.The control box (ps2) would have a 115w plug that could be plugged into the power inverter, however the power inverter does have a USB port which could provide power to the screen as well. The screen utilizes 5 volt for display. I would use the entire psone in the car. The whistler puts out 200w and 400w surge protection built in.The only problem would be how much wattage needed by the monitor and how much use will you need. The power source is you car battery so be mindful. I don't see why it couldnt be done , reason being the psone lcd screen uses a 7.5 vdc in plug that powers the unit using car power adapter.The control box (ps2) would have a 115w plug that could be plugged into the power inverter, however the power inverter does have a USB port which could provide power to the screen as well. The screen utilizes 5 volt for display. I would use the entire psone in the car. The whistler puts out 200w and 400w surge protection built in.The only problem would be how much wattage needed by the monitor and how much use will you need. The power source is you car... » Read More I don't see why it couldnt be done , reason being the psone lcd screen uses a 7.5 vdc in plug that powers the unit using car power adapter.The control box (ps2) would have a 115w plug that could be plugged into the power inverter, however the power inverter does have a USB port which could provide power to the screen as well. The screen utilizes 5 volt for display. I would use the entire psone in the car. The whistler puts out 200w and 400w surge protection built in.The only problem would be how much wattage needed by the monitor and how much use will you need. The power source is you car battery so be mindful. « Show Less
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The Playstation 2 comes with a composite A/V cable. If you prefer a cable that works better on an HDTV, Game Stop has a universal cable that supports component video as well as the standard A/V connection. It can also be used for the Xbox 360 and Wii game platforms.
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Check this item out on Amazon if your looking for he right power supply. Model :PS2K
170590
No Idea about PS2's. But this didn't work as advertised. It's a piece of junk. It also didn't have any way to return it.Save your money for something else.
331002
Yes as long as your computer has a USB input. If you have an older computer you can purchase a USB to PS2 converter and it should still work properly. Hope that helps.