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Playstation/Gaming Discussions => PS3 Discussion => Topic started by: mjps21983 on December 25, 2002, 07:48:26 AM

Title: HELP WITH PS2 and DVD-VHS Player
Post by: mjps21983 on December 25, 2002, 07:48:26 AM

Received a DVD-VHS player for x-mas is it ok to hook the ps2 up throught it or not too???

Title: HELP WITH PS2 and DVD-VHS Player
Post by: Seed_Of_Evil on December 25, 2002, 08:18:49 AM

You may have problems with the signal, because of the anti-copy system of the console. If you see a green colour in the tv, time to connect it through another device ;)

Title: HELP WITH PS2 and DVD-VHS Player
Post by: mjps21983 on December 25, 2002, 11:31:59 AM

Thanks man, I just don\'t want to hurt my PS2 in anyway, played it earlier, nothing wrong I just heard it could damage things when hooked up through other devices, but the instructions in the dvd-vhs player show you hooking up alternate devices, and had a pic of a ps2 so I should be ok, thanks for the help adan, I feel the need to send you a coin, gimme some ideas and I\'ll see what I can do for ya.

Title: HELP WITH PS2 and DVD-VHS Player
Post by: Seed_Of_Evil on December 26, 2002, 10:17:25 AM

:laughing:

You\'re welcome mate. Look for some really old, and then tell me :p

Title: HELP WITH PS2 and DVD-VHS Player
Post by: guar on December 28, 2002, 04:25:34 PM

You willl probably be stuck with useing rca jacks. If there is S-Video out, you can buy an adapter which allows you to connect mulitple S-Video units to your tv. I would then go with a set of monster cables for S-Video for ps-2. The picture is unbeliveable.

Title: HELP WITH PS2 and DVD-VHS Player
Post by: Seed_Of_Evil on December 29, 2002, 04:20:26 AM

Yes, but you forgot to mention that S-video only works with "video", so he will have to find a new hook for the sound...