Includes PS2, Xbox 1, GameCube (but not the Phantom Game Console)
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OprahDust
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by OprahDust »
ok, im trying to work on my Ps2 laptop and i want to know if i could get around the green tint thing if i were to use a TV (RCA) to VGA box?
ive found a couple with reviews that say that theyre lag free for gaming, but i want to know if i could get around the green tint thing using one
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timmeh87
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by timmeh87 »
not sure about the green tint thing, but why bother usinga VGA screen if you are only using a composite signal... it wont be VGA quaility.
just use a composite screen? it'll save you the $40 converter and all the sapce it takes up.
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lifeisbetterwithketchup
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by lifeisbetterwithketchup »
I think he wants to use a component (not composite) -> VGA adapter.
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timmeh87
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by timmeh87 »
back to "why not use a component screen"
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OprahDust
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by OprahDust »
timmeh87 wrote:back to "why not use a component screen"
because im trying to make a semi-portable ps2 laptop (no batteries)...
and i want to use a vga screen because they are way cheaper than buying a small lcd tv here (canada)