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Hi, i noticed that the graphics that my ps2 is producing is not as good as my friend's. We are using the same tv but i noticed that the graphics are a bit blurr and not as sharp as my friend's....
when i watch those ps2 demos at shopping malls, i find that the image is sharper than mine...
does it have something to do with my video cable? do i need to get a new one?
I'd say so...Whenever my video cable is kind of loose....It looks like a POS. Whenever I got a new one it was fine though. Video cables all I can think of that would do something like that anyways.....Quote:
Originally posted by BKsianZZ
Hi, i noticed that the graphics that my ps2 is producing is not as good as my friend's. We are using the same tv but i noticed that the graphics are a bit blurr and not as sharp as my friend's....
when i watch those ps2 demos at shopping malls, i find that the image is sharper than mine...
does it have something to do with my video cable? do i need to get a new one?
It's definately the video cables. Check to make sure they arn't loose and also try to just jiggle it around a bit.. I have a really crappy cable with me that produces wavey lines and blurry picture if I don't play with it.
I got my ps2 hooked up with monster s-video and it does make a significant difference over standard av and I won't even discuss RFU.
Agreed
What about the options in the bios that will let you change the texture smoothness. How good do thoes work?
component. always. if you can. but try not to go below composite.
I think the texture and smoothness has to do with the psone/playstation.
Yep, that is the best choice for the PS2 picture on a compatible TV. Also a TV set technology can make the difference!Quote:
Originally posted by kaioshade
component. always. if you can. but try not to go below composite.
or just buy a really really big tv....that's my next plan...my monster cables died:(...guess they didn't like being unplugged and plugged in 10 times a day....and i didn't find out about the warranty till after i threw em out