Are there any cables better than the standard AV Cable for the first Playstation ?
Ben_j Well-Known Member OP Member Level 4 Joined Nov 13, 2005 Messages 696 Trophies 0 Age 35 Website www.nintendo-gamers.net XP 385 Country May 27, 2012 #1 Are there any cables better than the standard AV Cable for the first Playstation ?
Depravo KALSARIKÄNNIT Former Staff Level 14 Joined Oct 13, 2008 Messages 5,360 Trophies 1 Location Purgatory XP 4,126 Country May 27, 2012 #2 An RGB scart cable will give a noticeably better picture than a composite cable.
Ben_j Well-Known Member OP Member Level 4 Joined Nov 13, 2005 Messages 696 Trophies 0 Age 35 Website www.nintendo-gamers.net XP 385 Country May 27, 2012 #3 I assume there are no YUV cables ?
MushGuy Well-Known Member Member Level 10 Joined Feb 11, 2010 Messages 1,257 Trophies 1 XP 2,239 Country May 27, 2012 #4 Ben_j said: Are there any cables better than the standard AV Cable for the first Playstation ? Click to expand... One with S-video perhaps.
Ben_j said: Are there any cables better than the standard AV Cable for the first Playstation ? Click to expand... One with S-video perhaps.
legendofphil Phil no Densetsu Member Level 3 Joined Nov 19, 2002 Messages 2,214 Trophies 0 Age 39 Website Visit site XP 374 Country May 27, 2012 #5 Ben_j said: I assume there are no YUV cables ? Click to expand... Nope, PS2 onwards but would still fit the port. RGB SCART -> S-Video -> composite/composite to SCART converter -> RF
Ben_j said: I assume there are no YUV cables ? Click to expand... Nope, PS2 onwards but would still fit the port. RGB SCART -> S-Video -> composite/composite to SCART converter -> RF
Ben_j Well-Known Member OP Member Level 4 Joined Nov 13, 2005 Messages 696 Trophies 0 Age 35 Website www.nintendo-gamers.net XP 385 Country May 27, 2012 #6 legendofphil said: Ben_j said: I assume there are no YUV cables ? Click to expand... Nope, PS2 onwards but would still fit the port. RGB SCART -> S-Video -> composite/composite to SCART converter -> RF Click to expand... so the RGB is the way to go then thanks
legendofphil said: Ben_j said: I assume there are no YUV cables ? Click to expand... Nope, PS2 onwards but would still fit the port. RGB SCART -> S-Video -> composite/composite to SCART converter -> RF Click to expand... so the RGB is the way to go then thanks
Lumstar Princess Member Level 9 Joined Mar 6, 2006 Messages 4,031 Trophies 1 Location Darling Website eonhack.blogspot.com XP 1,586 Country Jun 6, 2012 #7 RGB is the best you'll get, it's been supported by PS1 & PS2 globally since 1994. Even American units where few people care.
RGB is the best you'll get, it's been supported by PS1 & PS2 globally since 1994. Even American units where few people care.
emmanu888 6 years and still going strong Member Level 9 Joined Jan 25, 2009 Messages 1,424 Trophies 1 Age 27 Location Victoriaville,Québec XP 1,809 Country Jun 15, 2012 #8 Lumstar said: RGB is the best you'll get, it's been supported by PS1 & PS2 globally since 1994. Even American units where few people care. Click to expand... didn't know the american ps1 supported rgb even i didn't know the ps2 also supported rgb
Lumstar said: RGB is the best you'll get, it's been supported by PS1 & PS2 globally since 1994. Even American units where few people care. Click to expand... didn't know the american ps1 supported rgb even i didn't know the ps2 also supported rgb
Lumstar Princess Member Level 9 Joined Mar 6, 2006 Messages 4,031 Trophies 1 Location Darling Website eonhack.blogspot.com XP 1,586 Country Jun 15, 2012 #9 rgb is so little used they don't usually bother mentioning in our manuals.
jinnpan Well-Known Member Member Level 2 Joined Jul 22, 2010 Messages 179 Trophies 0 XP 101 Country Jun 25, 2012 #10 RBG Scart is supported, so our PAL friends get the best picture. We NTSC folks need to use a RGB Scart to YUV Component converter.
RBG Scart is supported, so our PAL friends get the best picture. We NTSC folks need to use a RGB Scart to YUV Component converter.