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Ps2 works fine, gamecube works fine, xbox works fine - what 20yr old console is having issues with an HDMI tv? Every TV I've seen in the past 2 decades includes
by rootsudo 3y ago
Ps2 works fine, gamecube works fine, xbox works fine - what 20yr old console is having issues with an HDMI tv? Every TV I've seen in the past 2 decades includes RCA and RGB connectors.
S-video is gone, and RF is gone. Coax is still there though, so RF modulators should still work too.
- spondylosaurus 3y agoOur relatively new Sony TV doesn't have component or composite input, hence the need for a converter. But you want to use a scaler versus a straight signal converter because HDTVs don't always support 480i input (meaning that you wouldn't get a picture at all), and even fewer support 240p, which is necessary for some PS2 and most PS1 games. A scaler like the RetroTINK can add visual enhancements, but more crucially it ensures that your TV receives the signal in the first place.
- philistine 3y agoThose inputs are at the bottom of the pile for QA. So they usually have dreadful amounts of lag. It makes a surprising amount of games unplayable.