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> My god. It. Worked. It's. Pretty. Thanks.
So did you get a Offical RGB cable ?
> It looks exactly the same as the Gamecube RGB I bought except a few of
> the gold pins are actually black plastic, as these pins are not used.
Well if the PS2 lead has 3 coloured leads yellow, red and white and then a Scart adaptor block that can be either used or not used then this is a Compostie cable and is not RGB. I have a launch PS2 and I got this cable, they still ship it with the cable to date. I have a Blaze RGB cable now and the picture quality compared to the standard lead you get with the PS2 is 100% improvement.
> Well I deffinately got an RGB with my PS2 (In the box, not a deal) as
> I speciafically remember my brother going "Oh that's better,
> remember the PSone you had to buy an RGB seperate" like that.
Does your cable have a scart block with 3 coloured leads? So you could use the 3 leads in the inputs on the TV or put them into the scart adaptor and fit it into the scart socket. I had a launch machine and thats what I have and thats what they still sell. If you do have this lead then it is not RGB. Try out a DVD on the PS2 as a RGB cable leaves a green tint on the screen as Sony disabled RGB playback.
> adrian wrote:
> >
>
> So you must have a faulty cable or something. If the RGB on your PS2
> works then so should it on a GC. Did you get your PS2 second hand?
> Because PS2s ship with a composite cable, or did you get it in a
> deal?
>
> No, they came as standard with launch models, and they strated to
> supply the cheaper cables when they reduced the price. But yeah, i
> guess that does mean the Cube should be 'aight with the official
> cable.
I dont think so as I had a launch day machine. I got the little scart block with the 3 colour phono leads which means its compostie.
> No, they came as standard with launch models, and they strated to
> supply the cheaper cables when they reduced the price. But yeah, i
> guess that does mean the Cube should be 'aight with the official
> cable.
Mine was a launch machine and only came with the composite cable...
Anyone know why playing in RGB in 60hz gives flicker yet playing in 60hz composite gives no flicker ?