ps1 screen

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kade
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ps1 screen

Post by kade »

i now you can hack it and make it work for any system but can you just easily put the ps1 lcd screen from right out from the box and hook it on the old big verison of the ps2.
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Post by daguuy »

it was made to fit psone, not ps2. you could easily mod it to fit though
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Post by G-force »

You can hook it up through the AV in jack using a special plug and the PS1 Power supply. The screen case is curvy shaped so you cannot simply plug it into the back of the PS2.
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Post by kade »

okay,how do you mod it and wha do you have to buy and how much is the parts and where can you get it.
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Post by daguuy »

psone and ps2 have the same av pinout right? i'm assuming that's right so just use ribbon cable to extend the AV plug on the screen
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Post by kade »

and what the heck is that suppose to mean
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Post by Phone »

G-force wrote: The screen case is curvy shaped so you cannot simply plug it into the back of the PS2.
off-topic: reminded me of "one does not simply walk into mordor".
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Post by daguuy »

kade wrote:and what the heck is that suppose to mean
desolder the AV plug and solder ribbon cable to the correspond pins on the screen and plug
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Post by usbcd36 »

Actually, no. I checked and the PS2 doesn't use the same AV plug as the PSone, so you couldn't do that. See, I wanted to test a PSone I got for $4, but I had no controller or AV cable, so I took it to my friend's house. His PS2 AV cable wouldn't fit in the AV jack, (though the controller fit fine). I eventually realized that I should test it with my PSone screen :oops: .
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Post by bicostp »

Odd. I have a PS2 AV cable hooked up to my computer and a PSone AV cable hooked up to my living room TV. I use all three systems (PSX, PSone, PS2) on both screens without switching the cables, and it works just fine.
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Post by extremesonic »

well maybe the PS1 AV cable does work on them all but not PS1 on them all, or some weird combination like that(like the memory cards, PS1 mem fits in the PS2 slot, but PS2 cards wont fit in the PS1 slot)
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Post by kade »

so can you guys give me exactly the names of the parts that i need and even the price and location
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Post by Foxx373 »

want us to tie your shoes and whipe your @ss too?
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Post by kade »

will you.i still have crap stuck in my crack from 2 weeks ago.
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