Hardware Component cable problem with recent TV

[SparrowPT]

Hello guys, I have a problem that I could use some advice.

I got a Samsung JU7500 TV for a few months now, and I wanted to try and plug my PS1 on it.
The TV comes with some sort of adapter for the TV since it doesn't have the 3 composite slots nor scart. It's exactly like the one on the picture I uploaded, but Yellow White Red instead.
I need to connect all 3 into the adapter and then connect it to a certain slot on the TV which says composite.
No problems, everything works fine. I can play PS1 and PS2 on composite that way just fine.

Now under the composite one, I also have a slot for the component cable.
The real problem is, how do I actually use component cables for this ? The component cables for PS2/PS3 use 5 different cables, but as u can see in the picture, the adapter only allows for 3 of them. (Red Blue Green). So how am I supposed to connect my consoles through component on this TV ? Any suggestions ?
Thank you in advance.

 

[SparrowPT]

Any suggestions regarding this ? Would appreciate some tips as I dont want to waste money ordering a component cable without knowing if it works or not.

 

[Lumstar]

Match the colors. Component has red, green, and blue wires. Audio plugs in separately from that adapter. It seems component or composite uses the same audio input, you may want a switch box to simplify things.

Keep in mind original PS1 hardware doesn't output component. But PS2 and PS3 will run PS1 games on component.

While a PS2 is more cost effective, it's possible to get basically the same results from a PS1 by using an external box to encode SCART style RGB into component.

 

[SparrowPT]

Yes the objective is using a component cable on my PS2. Even if i get a cable and match the colors, won't I end up without audio since I can't plug in the 2 audio ones ?

 

[Lumstar]

Yes the objective is using a component cable on my PS2. Even if i get a cable and match the colors, won't I end up without audio since I can't plug in the 2 audio ones ?

Component and composite have a shared sound plug. You'll need to swap cables or get some kind of switcher.