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    Default TV Help/Questions For Older Consoles.

    Okay i did buy new TV for my PS3/Xbox360/Wii/PC


    Now i am having a problem with the TV though, their is no Red/White/Yellow connection.... Which means i cant play my PS2 (My favorite console + biggest part of my Video Game Collection).

    So i am now on hunt on craglist/Good Will for a TV.

    I was wondering is their any specific Old Type TV that i should be looking for to get most out of my PS2? Like do i need to look for a TV that has Max resolution of 480p, is flat screen okay? or should i go for more of a round type of glass?


    Mostly what i play on it is my SNES/PS2/Xbox/Gamecube.

    Any ideas of stores/online places i can look more for this kind of Older TVs that are not LCD/LED/Plasma? (or if their are any good Plasmas/LCD/LEDs? for old generation consoles?)

    I just dont want screens to be streched out/over pixilated. Looking for something between 24-32 inches.

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    You could just get component cables for the PS2 as those were produced by Sony. If you still want a CRT for the SNES check your local craigslist free section, there should be TVs there pretty often.

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    I have a tv that has no yellow input but in the manual for hooking up composite you plug the yellow cord into the green port of the component,see if that works.

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    Scart?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Daltone View Post
    Scart?
    no idea what Scart is.


    Also problem is that i only have 1 Composite plugin, dont want to keep pluging in and unpluging = that how i ruined my last TV.

    + I am looking for the heavy ones because their alot of them of high quality, that last for long time.... i still have one TV that lasted me over 12 years and still going strong...


    Been checking craglist ;p i see one potential seller, and one person that was giving a TV away for free but that it just dispeared off the post after i send email, but no replay...

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    Quote Originally Posted by LordsOfSkulls View Post
    no idea what Scart is.
    The end that goes in your TV looks like his - http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=i&rct...60685110341867

    You can get cheap ones with PS2 connections without much of an issue - http://www.google.co.uk/shopping/pro...ed=0CGMQ8wIwAg

    You can also get these kinds of things - http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=i&sou...60685361361740

    Obviously if your TV doesn't have a Scart input.. well... yeah... ignore me.

    EDIT: Wikipedia tells me this is mostly a European thing. Learn something new every day - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCART
    Last edited by Daltone; 02-11-2013 at 10:13 AM.

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