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Is the 29" TV less smooth than the 21" TV when using the ps2 ?
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Don't use a plasma screen, a Playstation 2 can damage it.
Darwock wrote:
> S-Video is inferior to RGB Scart, in case anyone is wondering. The
> only thing equivalent (possibly better) than RGB is component, and
> TV's with component inputs are expensive.
Are you sure ?
> S-Video is inferior to RGB Scart, in case anyone is wondering. The
> only thing equivalent (possibly better) than RGB is component, and
> TV's with component inputs are expensive.
Are you sure ?
A huge Projecter system
S-Video is inferior to RGB Scart, in case anyone is wondering. The only thing equivalent (possibly better) than RGB is component, and TV's with component inputs are expensive.
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> I use a 9" because my special spot is a little further back than
> most.
they don't consider there puny text when making games do they.
ie: gt3 (tiny whiting that you have to be touching the tv to see
i only got a 16" in my bedroom hence the problem.
> I use a 9" because my special spot is a little further back than
> most.
they don't consider there puny text when making games do they.
ie: gt3 (tiny whiting that you have to be touching the tv to see
i only got a 16" in my bedroom hence the problem.
I use a 9" because my special spot is a little further back than most.
The biggest tv possible to get and the one with the best quality of picture.
personaly i use a a colour one, better than a black and white one anyday.
GAME's own-brand RGB SCART lead is cheap (£4.99 when I bought mine), and works perfectly.
I found the S-video for ps2 on Gameplay, thanks.
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