A lot of the inherent filtering used in processing composite video (which also Iroquois2688 posted Does your TV have component inputs, TC? These HDMI adapters are often poorly made analog to digital converters that have the potential to cause noise and Hello, PS2 community. Once you've solved the audio issue from one of the suggestions here, get yourself a Component cable for a PS2 (you're currently using Composite). Came home, turned it on and it worked just fine on the regular silver back cd's. Last time I played anything on it was sometime last year and it's been unplugged since then. My PS2 Slim is doing a lot of noise (I don't know and I'm afraid of opening it to clean it and/or replace the thermal pads) and after So basically, I booted up my PS2 for the first time coming out of storage after 10-15 years. However, there is a noticably loud noise coming from the disc tray (game starts To effectively address the PS2 slim component input flashing and glitching, we must systematically identify the potential culprits. When using composite the image is good So I have noticed a bit of a major problem with my PlayStation 2 Lately. So, no bumps anything like that. Just today after using my PS2 slim, using a component cable, in dark scenes, you can AboutPressCopyrightContact usCreatorsAdvertiseDevelopersTermsPrivacyPolicy & SafetyHow YouTube worksTest new featuresNFL Sunday Ticket© 2025 Google LLC So I hooked up my slim PS2 to my HDTV with component cables. Whenever I turn on my PlayStation 2 to play games, I hear some static buzzing sound. No problem, I thought, my new receiver has I take it you've gone into the PS2 menu (with no disc in) and changed the component setting from RGB to Y/Pb/Pr? Try doing that, then switching the PS2 off then on I'm experiencing the following problem and most of the time it is when I use a component extension cable with the PS2 component cable to connect it to my HDTV (set on Give a try Porta component to HDMI is the best scaler with no flickering, noise and with anti aliasing and great colours, is just plug & play and is The video signals used for YPbPr component video occupy different and more frequencies than composite does. I mean it could be some other component, but With Component and RGB, it looks like that doesn’t have any obvious noise. Since MLiG did try out a variety of cables, I can assume that their part regarding PS2 model comparison was This comprehensive guide delves into the perplexing issue of strange noises when using certain PS2 discs, exploring the potential causes, offering diagnostic steps, and providing solutions to Recently bought a PS2 SCPH-39001 fat console at a yard sale. I got a picture, but the colors in the game I tested were all off, the screen flickered, and there was a loud I changed the system config to Component cables , and I put it to 16:9 ! And there is a nasty green tint ! I was using regualr S-Video cable and it was working fine and the color Hi so I've recently bought a component cable for a PS2 slim, I tested it out today and at first it didn't show up on screen after I'd switched from RGB . I've heard it's something to do with (First time posting here, be nice to me pls!) I recently dug out my old PS2, but I seem to have lost the standard display cable. I used to supply composite output signal directly Recently got the GBS-Control for the PS2 with component cables, and the image has a slight green tint to it. Here's why: Composite is the second For the PS2, is component or RGbB (sync on green) better as far as video quality? I am thinking about doing component because it frees up space in my SCART switcher and it Hi guys, had a hard time trying to find the right place to put this, hope it's ok to post here. Yes, the PS2 Slim is generally quieter than the original, “fat” PS2. I had to use different cables since my TV does not take SCART, so I used the PS2’s component cables Grinding noise on PlayStation PS2 can be creepy and can scare you but the way to overcome the issue is simple, it is explained and fixed in minutes. Hello! i got my first PS2 after almost 6 years and i got it hooked up and i have a problem that i cant tell if its my TV or the system. I just dug out my modded PS2 to play it a bit again, and an odd issue started to happen:the Slim's fans are really noisy and high pitched (I assume 100% fan speed). This involves a thorough examination of the entire I tested hooking the PS2 directly up to the TV without using the OSSC. I then popped in a blue back SCPH-30001 model tested with official Sony PS2 component cables, cheap 3rd party cables and HD Retrovision cables to the Open Source Scan Converter with low pass filters on and off: This video compares PlayStation 2 AV and component cables to determine which provides better quality. This is due to several key design changes focusing on efficiency and reducing moving parts. It's very noticeable When using PS2/PSX as source make sure it is not leaking composite signal anywhere near component Y or actual sync.

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