Awesome! I even managed to do it without an older monitor. Just turn the PS2 and TV on, and count the same amount of taps -> One down -> X -> Three down -> X -> One left -> X, And you're good to go! Thank you!
I am writing this in honor to my old TV, while trying to play my PS2 on my newer monitor, it failed to get any signal. Watching your video you showed me the solution, so I connected my PS2 to an old TV, changed from "RGB" to "Y Cb / Pb Cr / Pr" and now it works on my monitor, but I knew a little bit that it was the last deed what my old TV did for me. As I plugged my PS2 back into the TV and turned it on, I heard a loud ssssssssssssssss BANG !! And the TV is gone ... In his last breath he gave me the opportunity to enjoy my old console and games, for many days to come. RIP o7
I spent the past week trying to make this PS2>HDMI "dongle" work with my PS2 Slim and new UHD 4K TV and was about to give up and go buy a PS5 or some expensive hard to get console and then buy all new expensive games. NO! Your videos saved me from that. Now I followed the "clicks" (down-X-down-down-down-down-X-left-X) and it finally works. All you're doing is changing the PS2's video out signal from RGB to Composite. Now it works! Thanks!
This video saved me..YOU DONT NEED OLD CABLES. I followed what you did and I was able to do it on a blank screen. To do it without old cable. Turn playstation on and wait a bit Go down once and press X. Go down 3 times and press X Go left once and press X. The video popped up immediately after I did that
Dude thanks a lot, it was literally just because I didn’t have it switched to YPbPr. After I switched it to that rather than RGB, the converter finally picked up the signal. Thanks a lot again man. A total life saver.
You're a lifesaver. I finally got a PS2 again knowing I needed a HDMI converter which I got with it, and when nothing was showing up I was freaking out.
Ordered one of these cheap converters from Kaico ... their description of the PS2 to HDMI actually states it's a component out, so makes sense to go into options and select that video out 👍
I wasn't having a signal because i didnt have it set on composite but on rgb and i didnt have a older tv to set it back to composite so what i did is count how many clicks down i had to go to get into the configuration to select composite thanks to your video !🤣 you have to be creative to do this but i did it ! Problem fixed and now i have a signal through hdmi . Goed werk en bedankt
Never had this issue before. Bought a fat off eBay and it wouldn’t display until I changed it in the settings using the original hookups. Thanks for teaching me something new.
Thanks so much for this! I bought one of these dongles a few years back and loved it, but I had an older TV for a while so I reverted to SCART. Now I needed it again I forgot how to change the input. This video was really helpful. Thank you!
Nice one mate,I've got one of the old original fat ps2's that play ps1 games as well, couldn't get it to work for the life of me on the 4k TV, just had to unplug it all take it into the living room switch the output and take it back into the 4k room now it's working, you're a legend.
Thank you man, i managed to connect it with HDMI TV by following your steps. Press down arrow, then X, press down arrow 3 times, press X, then Left arrow, than X again :)
THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO! I recently bought this adapter, but the seller did not explain that I needed to change the output from RGB. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Thank you so much for making this video! Me and my dad were confused trying to set it up but by switching it to composite we got it to work! Thank you wicked gamer, I am currently playing katamari and it looks great!
I know this is an old video, but thank you! I’m trying to cover PS2 games on my channel and I couldn’t figure out why my converter wasn’t working. It wasn’t even working with my capture card and on my PC lol but it was because my display settings were set to RGB. So I used the old cable and changed it. Now it works perfectly! So thank you for the help!
I can only say, I LOVE YOU :') I never like to touch the settings without knowing what they change, so I probably had never tried the component part, which solved the issue in my case, Thank you so much!, I still love playing with my PS2 and always wanted to see the graphics in a better quality (mi tv makes the basic component wire's picture super blurry)
Turns out my issue was not putting it on component video out lol, thanks for mentioning that. Also I know its a year old video but this PS2 has a dead CMOS battery, (The battery that keeps track of the time) so you might want to replace that, just thought I should mention.
This works but the only problem is you need to connect to an older tv with AV inputs first to change it to Y Cb / Pb Cr / Pr. Once you change it, you can connect the the converter and it will work. Thanks for this fix!
i was so annoyed that mine didnt work and then i found this video and it helped. thanks bro ! the quality of picture looks pretty decent. its not perfect but its better than the expensive ones. all the cables is a bit annoying but ps2 is my all time favorite console. it has so many good games
PS2 format 4:3 on CRT TVs that support 16:9 Widescreen CRT format, if a PS2 classic game has 16:9 aspect ratio will play PS2 on Modern TV using POUND HD Link or White Component Cable
The mini USB thing isn't a must, i could get image from the PS2 without the cable connected, just the HDMI connector, the 'X' steps, and voila, image on the PS2
I bought a component cable and thought it was broken because there was no signal. It turned out to be a settings issue. I changed the settings to: Digital Out (Optical) On | Component Video Out Y Cb/Pb Cr/Pr | Screen Size 16:9 and like magick it looks good on my modern big screen TV. When I used the original AV cable, everything looked blurry and it was actually affecting game play. Now it's pretty crip and clean. I was going to use an HDMI converter, but now I don't even need it. It's a beautiful thing, being able to play these old games today and having them look good again!
Thanks I was going thru the same thing right now but i had to hook up original cable and change display output ,now hdmi adapter works Thanks a bunch for this video!!!!!!
I am so happy this exist, because in no way would I ever have thought to that the reason it didnt work was because I had to plug in the USB, I thought it was a charger. Though then again I did find it weird I would have to charge it.
I have a different issue… Mine works fine even loading a game, but it only works with game menus??? As soon as you try to play a level or start a cutscene, it loses HMDI signal and the TV shows no devices. (Not just a blank screen from the PS2) Go back to a menu and everything comes back and I have a signal again
What you can do is maybe try a game like Outrun with the special resolution. I have the feeling your TV support that weird PS2 signal with this dongle. In that case if you don't have outrun try a different monitor.
@@WickedGamerCollector I should have added also that I’m trying to play a PS1 game. Menus work fine but that’s it. I can feel the controller vibrate as I crash into stuff on the game
Helpful video, gave it a try. got it done ok following your video but it cuts out a few seconds after the game starts up. The sound comes through ok but no video, any ideas why this happens ?
Hello, I have a PAL PS2 and bought an Hyperkin PS2 to HDMI converter (the one with the switch for the aspect ratio). The first time, I use the composite cable for set up the PS2 on RGB and clearly follow the step by step guide but it doesn't work, only the stable red light when plugged to external power supply (5V-1A). I so tried to make the "blind" modifies (with the no signal screen) changing both the ps2 video aspect settings and the color profile to Y Cr Cb. Made every possible combination but nothing to do, still doesn't work. What can I do? It's my TV fault? I have an Hisense Vidaa H55B7120. Thanks and have a nice day!
Funny thing is that I only had an hdmi TV Means I was blind and just literally followed through the video lol Guess what the screen poped up Can't wait to enjoy my long lost amazing experience Thanks man
done all the steps u showed in your video with all original and different leads and i know the ps2 slim is working but still get nothing on screen any idea whats going on
Thx very much i was giving up on trying to use it until i found this video and saw i just had to change the settings to Y cb .... Now it wotks perfectly
Another issue with the cheap chinese brand hdmi converters is they wont display the signal nessesary to display ps1 games regardless of the ps2 being backwards compatible. For the same reason they also wont display certain homebrew titles such as beats of rage games if youre running free mcboot. There is a more expensive hdmi converter thats branded pound that will. But its about 10x the cost of the chinese hdmi adapter. There are also tutorials online that show you how to switch over the ps2 display output if you dont have another cable. It just means youre navigating the menus blind and have to follow the steps exactly. Something which i had to do myself as my tv didnt have any inputs other than rf and hdmi and i only had hdmi and scart leads lol. That was a major pain in the arse. Idealy i would just stick with rgb scart if your tv has it as theres very little if any difference in image quality between hdmi and rgb. Also certain latter revision of free mcboot have an option where you can force the games to display in resolution up to 1080i. Iv never tried it myself but metal jesus did a video on it a while back
More the question what HDMI solution use what kind of signal. PS1 Games are not supported with the component cable and so also not with the HDMI Cheap Dongle 👹
@@WickedGamerCollector : PS1 games do play just fine over a component cable; that's how I have my fat PS2 connected to my TV, and PS1 games work perfectly. The problem with the HDMI adaptor is that they only output the native system resolution, and so it puts out only 240i/p for the PS1 games, which most modern HD TVs cannot handle via HDMI. If the HDMI adaptor upscaled the picture resolution to 720p, then there should be no issues. If the TV has scart or component hook-ups fitted, these are the best options for retro consoles as the TV can easily accept the lower 240 resolution through those connectors.
@@WickedGamerCollector as far as I'm aware iv never had any issues getting ps1 games to run via scart cable. I think that's the eu/uk equivelent of component. I'm sure pound aren't the only hdmi solution that can play ps1 games either but it's the only one I know off hand. I don't know the technical reasons why the cheaper hdmi adapters won't run ps1 though
@@WickedGamerCollector PS1 games does work with Component cable on a ps2 console, just not on a PS1. Steve is right, it's the TV not recognizing the signals. My Sony 32" CRT tv with component input is perfect to play systems all the way up to ps2 and ps3/xbox 360 generation. The only had thing about it is it's very heavy. Plugging it in modern TV systems up to the ps2 looks really bad even with the Dongle.
I did this solution for my original problem of no signal. Unfortunately, I'm still having an issue. At the initial start up, everything seems fine. But if there is any break in content (loading or transition) long enough I get the "no signal" message from my TV, for some reason the content once loaded doesn't "wake up" the signal again. I can tell the the game is running due to feedback from the duel shock vibration, but the signal is no longer getting to the TV. It's hit or miss with what games it does it with because some work fine. I have a theory that it keeps working as long as loading time is short enough to not trigger the signal loss warning on the TV. My question is: is there a setting om my TV or the PS2 that needs adjusting to keep my HDMI signal "awake"?
I don't have an old monitor/tv I can use to change the setting so I am going to try to copy what you do with no display and see if I can enable it blind!! lol thank you!
I had no signal issues when I tried this converter with the ps2 slim as I already had mine set to use with component cables, but when I connected it to the USB on the front, it messed with my controllers. For reference, I wanted this to play Capcom VS SNK 2, and the buttons worked, but d pad wouldn't registered when used together with the kick buttons. Fine with punch. The issue didn't go away until I switched from the front USB to a phone charger and did a complete shut down, not just sleep mode. So I recommend using an external power source if you don't want to inevitably destroy the 5 volt line on your system. Otherwise it is comparable to the component video quality but find yourself where HDMI is the only option.
Anyone had any issues with just cd games not displaying? The disc reads fine, I get the playstation 2 splash screen then just a blank screen before monitor shuts off from no signal, pretty sure the game is playing as I can hear the drive making noises
Yep, I get this for all PS1 discs and for any region-breaking or code-loading discs. Further up the comments someone said this is a tv problem - the HDMI converter doesn't upscale the signal, so newer tvs can't process the 240i/p signal.
Your video already helped making me realise where I needed to plug the usb cable! I did not remember/know how important it is. Could you help with an error message I'm getting? The screen displays "Not Optimum Mode Recommended Mode 1920x1080 60Hz" I seem to recall finding, after much searching, that perhaps my monitor was not suitable to be used with a PS2, but any input would be much appreciated! I'd love to be able to play my PS2 in my room.
@@WickedGamerCollector Thank you for your reply! It works perfectly with the TV, I'm trying to make it work with a standalone Samsung monitor I'm normally using with my laptop. I read somewhere that perhaps an adapter is not the right tool for this, that there is some other device that might work, but I could not find out more.
so i just realised that my problem was the output problem, and i changed the settings blind, so just you know, the console is still on and you can change the settings
nice!!! thanks for the video! Btw i didnt change the cable and just by sound and following this video i navigate the menu in the dark. it still works tho lol
@@emielschepers3922 follow the menu shown on the video. Just the direction button and X. You will know it moves by the sound when you're moving through the menu. Or just count how many moves from the video like 1 down then X. Then 3 down and X. Then 4 left and X i think.
@@Bajinowhere if you're using a hdmi tv check your tv settings but if you're using a pc monitor then you have to use external speakers to connect to the dongle.
Does it work if you have a philips tv or do you need a samsung tv like you have and my problem is even though I use the red,blue green and white cables because I dont have the yellow colour there will come sound but no signal/display 🔴🔵⚪️🟢🤔📺.
I’m using this same dongle on a PS2 slim and it works with most games but with certain games I get a “change source resolution” notice. Any suggestions on how to fix this or how to change the resolution?
Hey bro just a quick question. Hope ypu can help. Its not an huge issue but when i reset my console or when the game loads (ps2 logo screen) the signal gets lost but it comes back in like 2 seconds but the sound is still going. I still cant find a solution for it and its really weird. Im using a Techwood LCD TV.
I used your instructions in the components and all good. Except I would like to use my Kula World PS1 but the screen is just rolling…but you can still play it! What do I need to change or is this the end of my kula world
Please can you or some one in the godly comments section hel Me. It works for me untill I use opl to load ps1 games, the logo appears when i load the game but then i get a no signal from my tv. I then unplugged my ps2 to hdmi conector and used the old lead rgb and the game comes on the tv loaded and playing. Please how can I fix this so I dont have to switch leads. Many many thanks, i carnt find a fix for this ANY were?
I still have a problem with mine. It boots up without the game with no issues and you can play around in the menu. If you load a disc the playstation logo will come up then it goes to the next scene and it goes blank and of course the tv says no signal. I'm stuck with what to try next. So close but so far away lol.
Awesome! I even managed to do it without an older monitor. Just turn the PS2 and TV on, and count the same amount of taps -> One down -> X -> Three down -> X -> One left -> X, And you're good to go! Thank you!
thanks alot for the buttons it saved me alot of hassle
It just looks all corrupted then cuts to no signal
Thanks for letting my have half of a screen then completly losing it
@@apreturns does it break a TV as I have it
Saved my Day. Thank you!
I am writing this in honor to my old TV, while trying to play my PS2 on my newer monitor, it failed to get any signal. Watching your video you showed me the solution, so I connected my PS2 to an old TV, changed from "RGB" to "Y Cb / Pb Cr / Pr" and now it works on my monitor, but I knew a little bit that it was the last deed what my old TV did for me. As I plugged my PS2 back into the TV and turned it on, I heard a loud ssssssssssssssss BANG !! And the TV is gone ... In his last breath he gave me the opportunity to enjoy my old console and games, for many days to come. RIP o7
You are such a jinx! ;)
Read the top comment, no need for old tv
@@VTuber_Central Did you even read my comment that I made 2 years ago?
I spent the past week trying to make this PS2>HDMI "dongle" work with my PS2 Slim and new UHD 4K TV and was about to give up and go buy a PS5 or some expensive hard to get console and then buy all new expensive games. NO! Your videos saved me from that. Now I followed the "clicks" (down-X-down-down-down-down-X-left-X) and it finally works. All you're doing is changing the PS2's video out signal from RGB to Composite. Now it works! Thanks!
This video saved me..YOU DONT NEED OLD CABLES. I followed what you did and I was able to do it on a blank screen. To do it without old cable.
Turn playstation on and wait a bit
Go down once and press X.
Go down 3 times and press X
Go left once and press X.
The video popped up immediately after I did that
Yes thanks it worked blank screen for me too , cheers
... um how the hell i din't think of that ... lol
You are awesome, it worked !
nice one
This one should be top comment 😂
Thanks, Instruction were clear enough, I didnt even have to plug in a RCA monitor to switch over. Did it blind and it worked like a charm.
Dude thanks a lot, it was literally just because I didn’t have it switched to YPbPr. After I switched it to that rather than RGB, the converter finally picked up the signal. Thanks a lot again man. A total life saver.
How do you even switch it if you can’t see the screen bruh
@@akpade first I used the original rgb and switched it, and then disconnected it, and connected the YPbPr.
You're a lifesaver. I finally got a PS2 again knowing I needed a HDMI converter which I got with it, and when nothing was showing up I was freaking out.
I have ave mode
Not HDMI
Anyone else lose signal when trying to play a PS1 game? If so were you able to fix it or do i need to swap back to original cables?
Please remember that your HDMI converter is made just for PS 2 only.
Thankyou, I was still having issues but I then switched my HDMI Input from HDMI3 to HDMI1 and it worked. Thankyou
Ordered one of these cheap converters from Kaico ... their description of the PS2 to HDMI actually states it's a component out, so makes sense to go into options and select that video out 👍
changed from RGB to Y Cb / Pb Cr / Pr worked THANK YOU !
I wasn't having a signal because i didnt have it set on composite but on rgb and i didnt have a older tv to set it back to composite so what i did is count how many clicks down i had to go to get into the configuration to select composite thanks to your video !🤣 you have to be creative to do this but i did it ! Problem fixed and now i have a signal through hdmi . Goed werk en bedankt
Never had this issue before. Bought a fat off eBay and it wouldn’t display until I changed it in the settings using the original hookups. Thanks for teaching me something new.
This video really helped me fix the issue, I had no idea I had to change a setting, thanks
Still not quiet used to your wicked voice, but this video saved my day. the Ypbpr setting did the trick. thanks
Thanks so much for this! I bought one of these dongles a few years back and loved it, but I had an older TV for a while so I reverted to SCART. Now I needed it again I forgot how to change the input. This video was really helpful. Thank you!
Thank you so much mate, I was wondering why there was no signal. Turns out I just need to change the video settings.
Nice one mate,I've got one of the old original fat ps2's that play ps1 games as well, couldn't get it to work for the life of me on the 4k TV, just had to unplug it all take it into the living room switch the output and take it back into the 4k room now it's working, you're a legend.
All ps2's play ps1 games
Thanks Brother! PS2 up and running now.
👍
I tried it that way and it worked I am happy now. Thank you.
Thank you man, i managed to connect it with HDMI TV by following your steps. Press down arrow, then X, press down arrow 3 times, press X, then Left arrow, than X again :)
THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO! I recently bought this adapter, but the seller did not explain that I needed to change the output from RGB. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Thank you so much for making this video! Me and my dad were confused trying to set it up but by switching it to composite we got it to work! Thank you wicked gamer, I am currently playing katamari and it looks great!
I love you, ive been looking for a video like this for more than two years
I know this is an old video, but thank you! I’m trying to cover PS2 games on my channel and I couldn’t figure out why my converter wasn’t working. It wasn’t even working with my capture card and on my PC lol but it was because my display settings were set to RGB. So I used the old cable and changed it. Now it works perfectly! So thank you for the help!
Amazing your video helped me a lot and saved me from throwing out my new cable
I can only say, I LOVE YOU :')
I never like to touch the settings without knowing what they change, so I probably had never tried the component part, which solved the issue in my case, Thank you so much!, I still love playing with my PS2 and always wanted to see the graphics in a better quality (mi tv makes the basic component wire's picture super blurry)
It's a small effort and a big helpt for many ... enjoy some PS2 gaming 😄
Turns out my issue was not putting it on component video out lol, thanks for mentioning that.
Also I know its a year old video but this PS2 has a dead CMOS battery, (The battery that keeps track of the time) so you might want to replace that, just thought I should mention.
This works but the only problem is you need to connect to an older tv with AV inputs first to change it to Y Cb / Pb Cr / Pr. Once you change it, you can connect the the converter and it will work. Thanks for this fix!
So I’d you don’t have an old TV you are screwed with all HDMI cables for ps2? :/
i was so annoyed that mine didnt work and then i found this video and it helped. thanks bro ! the quality of picture looks pretty decent. its not perfect but its better than the expensive ones. all the cables is a bit annoying but ps2 is my all time favorite console. it has so many good games
Thank you so much. I had problems I watched this . Followed through . Working perfectly ! Thanks a million
Great to hear I could help out .. enjoy some PS2 gaming 🙌
not the hero we wanted but the one we needed, thanks man
Thank you so much, had exactly this problem with a PS2 mini I just picked up. Have a subscriber as a thank you
PS2 format 4:3 on CRT TVs that support 16:9 Widescreen CRT format, if a PS2 classic game has 16:9 aspect ratio will play PS2 on Modern TV using POUND HD Link or White Component Cable
you are my hero man! Thanks to you it worked! Epic boys night ahead!
Thanks had to go through the settings blind to get it to change over but worked a treat 👊🏼👊🏼
I didn’t have it switched to YPbPr either. Fixed my signal problem. Thanks
The mini USB thing isn't a must, i could get image from the PS2 without the cable connected, just the HDMI connector, the 'X' steps, and voila, image on the PS2
Thanks man! You helped out! My screen was very bright I had no idea what was going on
I bought a component cable and thought it was broken because there was no signal. It turned out to be a settings issue. I changed the settings to: Digital Out (Optical) On | Component Video Out Y Cb/Pb Cr/Pr | Screen Size 16:9 and like magick it looks good on my modern big screen TV. When I used the original AV cable, everything looked blurry and it was actually affecting game play. Now it's pretty crip and clean. I was going to use an HDMI converter, but now I don't even need it. It's a beautiful thing, being able to play these old games today and having them look good again!
Wdym you changed the settings bro ? I can’t even see my screen
You totally saved my day thank you. I had disconnected my system and come back to it..and forgot to plug the power to the adapter.
Thanks I was going thru the same thing right now but i had to hook up original cable and change display output ,now hdmi adapter works Thanks a bunch for this video!!!!!!
You took the thorn out of my heel. Thanks a thousand times!
I am so happy this exist, because in no way would I ever have thought to that the reason it didnt work was because I had to plug in the USB, I thought it was a charger. Though then again I did find it weird I would have to charge it.
The converter motherboard cannot read standard DVDs sorry
Hey thanks for a great video, one question, does it matter if you use a platinum version of the ps2?
Nope
Thanks for this video! Saved me a ton of time
I have a different issue…
Mine works fine even loading a game, but it only works with game menus??? As soon as you try to play a level or start a cutscene, it loses HMDI signal and the TV shows no devices. (Not just a blank screen from the PS2)
Go back to a menu and everything comes back and I have a signal again
What you can do is maybe try a game like Outrun with the special resolution. I have the feeling your TV support that weird PS2 signal with this dongle.
In that case if you don't have outrun try a different monitor.
@@WickedGamerCollector I should have added also that I’m trying to play a PS1 game. Menus work fine but that’s it. I can feel the controller vibrate as I crash into stuff on the game
@@Twangabilly It won't work with PS1 games, you have to use composite cable for it.
Just used this (and a guide how to blindly switch to composite on the PS2) and now my old PS2 is hooked to my new 4k TV.
Thank you Thank you Thank you. I was about to toss mine in the garbage but it's working now. So happy!!!!!
Thank you so much for this video it fixed my problem!!!
Thank you so much! I was about to return my cable before I found this video. Worked like a charm! Now I don't need to buy a DVD player!
Worked, thanks man
Thank you so much trying to figure out so my dad can play his PS2 still going around in circles but you fix the problem thanks so much
Helpful video, gave it a try. got it done ok following your video but it cuts out a few seconds after the game starts up. The sound comes through ok but no video, any ideas why this happens ?
Solved! Thanks a lot man!!
Thanks, this is it, this is the video u need people. it works!
Omg thank you I was going insane!
Thank you, thank you. I was about to throw this thing out.
Hello, I have a PAL PS2 and bought an Hyperkin PS2 to HDMI converter (the one with the switch for the aspect ratio). The first time, I use the composite cable for set up the PS2 on RGB and clearly follow the step by step guide but it doesn't work, only the stable red light when plugged to external power supply (5V-1A). I so tried to make the "blind" modifies (with the no signal screen) changing both the ps2 video aspect settings and the color profile to Y Cr Cb. Made every possible combination but nothing to do, still doesn't work. What can I do? It's my TV fault? I have an Hisense Vidaa H55B7120. Thanks and have a nice day!
Thank you so much I thought I got scammed turns out it was the last method that helped thanks
Thanks for sharing and you helped me a tremendous deal had no idea how to make it work!!
THANK YOUU SMMMM HOLY SHIT, the last solution worked for me tytyyyyyytytytyyy
Its absolutly solved my problem, thanks dude, helped a lot!!! Hats off!
Funny thing is that I only had an hdmi TV
Means I was blind and just literally followed through the video lol
Guess what the screen poped up
Can't wait to enjoy my long lost amazing experience
Thanks man
Yes done it it looks better than the standard cable thanks
This worked, thanks man.
done all the steps u showed in your video with all original and different leads and i know the ps2 slim is working but still get nothing on screen any idea whats going on
I have the same prblm bro
Thankyou so much bro.
👍👍
Thank you,now have the spare system in the sitting room on hdmi.
I did this and still have the no signal
Thanks for the vid. I was being dumb and forgot to plug in the USB
Oh, that's very useful, thanks!
2:15 this makes no sense. Those 2 Cables look Exactly the Same with Different Colors. Where do you even get that Componant Cable? Whats that Called?
Thx very much i was giving up on trying to use it until i found this video and saw i just had to change the settings to Y cb .... Now it wotks perfectly
Another issue with the cheap chinese brand hdmi converters is they wont display the signal nessesary to display ps1 games regardless of the ps2 being backwards compatible. For the same reason they also wont display certain homebrew titles such as beats of rage games if youre running free mcboot. There is a more expensive hdmi converter thats branded pound that will. But its about 10x the cost of the chinese hdmi adapter. There are also tutorials online that show you how to switch over the ps2 display output if you dont have another cable. It just means youre navigating the menus blind and have to follow the steps exactly. Something which i had to do myself as my tv didnt have any inputs other than rf and hdmi and i only had hdmi and scart leads lol. That was a major pain in the arse. Idealy i would just stick with rgb scart if your tv has it as theres very little if any difference in image quality between hdmi and rgb. Also certain latter revision of free mcboot have an option where you can force the games to display in resolution up to 1080i. Iv never tried it myself but metal jesus did a video on it a while back
More the question what HDMI solution use what kind of signal.
PS1 Games are not supported with the component cable and so also not with the HDMI Cheap Dongle 👹
@@WickedGamerCollector : PS1 games do play just fine over a component cable; that's how I have my fat PS2 connected to my TV, and PS1 games work perfectly.
The problem with the HDMI adaptor is that they only output the native system resolution, and so it puts out only 240i/p for the PS1 games, which most modern HD TVs cannot handle via HDMI. If the HDMI adaptor upscaled the picture resolution to 720p, then there should be no issues.
If the TV has scart or component hook-ups fitted, these are the best options for retro consoles as the TV can easily accept the lower 240 resolution through those connectors.
@@WickedGamerCollector as far as I'm aware iv never had any issues getting ps1 games to run via scart cable. I think that's the eu/uk equivelent of component. I'm sure pound aren't the only hdmi solution that can play ps1 games either but it's the only one I know off hand. I don't know the technical reasons why the cheaper hdmi adapters won't run ps1 though
@@WickedGamerCollector PS1 games does work with Component cable on a ps2 console, just not on a PS1. Steve is right, it's the TV not recognizing the signals. My Sony 32" CRT tv with component input is perfect to play systems all the way up to ps2 and ps3/xbox 360 generation. The only had thing about it is it's very heavy. Plugging it in modern TV systems up to the ps2 looks really bad even with the Dongle.
I cant change the video type since I dont have an old tv... the reason I bought this little gizmo...
Thank you! Thank you! And thank you! 🙏🏻
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Can you show how to connect those tricolour wires into lg's 371H5644-19 model tv
I did this solution for my original problem of no signal. Unfortunately, I'm still having an issue. At the initial start up, everything seems fine. But if there is any break in content (loading or transition) long enough I get the "no signal" message from my TV, for some reason the content once loaded doesn't "wake up" the signal again. I can tell the the game is running due to feedback from the duel shock vibration, but the signal is no longer getting to the TV. It's hit or miss with what games it does it with because some work fine. I have a theory that it keeps working as long as loading time is short enough to not trigger the signal loss warning on the TV.
My question is: is there a setting om my TV or the PS2 that needs adjusting to keep my HDMI signal "awake"?
Having same issues. I see you haven't gotten a response. I wonder if I will.
I went looking through the responses for this same thing, glad it's not just me. Just need a solution now.
I don't have an old monitor/tv I can use to change the setting so I am going to try to copy what you do with no display and see if I can enable it blind!! lol thank you!
Thanks for sharing. I’m having a few issues with switch boxes and converts so this has given me something new to try.
I had no signal issues when I tried this converter with the ps2 slim as I already had mine set to use with component cables, but when I connected it to the USB on the front, it messed with my controllers. For reference, I wanted this to play Capcom VS SNK 2, and the buttons worked, but d pad wouldn't registered when used together with the kick buttons. Fine with punch. The issue didn't go away until I switched from the front USB to a phone charger and did a complete shut down, not just sleep mode. So I recommend using an external power source if you don't want to inevitably destroy the 5 volt line on your system. Otherwise it is comparable to the component video quality but find yourself where HDMI is the only option.
Anyone had any issues with just cd games not displaying? The disc reads fine, I get the playstation 2 splash screen then just a blank screen before monitor shuts off from no signal, pretty sure the game is playing as I can hear the drive making noises
That’s what’s happening for me with certain games…
Yep, I get this for all PS1 discs and for any region-breaking or code-loading discs. Further up the comments someone said this is a tv problem - the HDMI converter doesn't upscale the signal, so newer tvs can't process the 240i/p signal.
Your video already helped making me realise where I needed to plug the usb cable! I did not remember/know how important it is. Could you help with an error message I'm getting? The screen displays "Not Optimum Mode Recommended Mode 1920x1080 60Hz" I seem to recall finding, after much searching, that perhaps my monitor was not suitable to be used with a PS2, but any input would be much appreciated! I'd love to be able to play my PS2 in my room.
Main problemis that not all tv's can handle the weird resolution it's outputting from this HDMI dongle.
@@WickedGamerCollector Thank you for your reply! It works perfectly with the TV, I'm trying to make it work with a standalone Samsung monitor I'm normally using with my laptop. I read somewhere that perhaps an adapter is not the right tool for this, that there is some other device that might work, but I could not find out more.
so i just realised that my problem was the output problem, and i changed the settings blind, so just you know, the console is still on and you can change the settings
Did it work after you change it blindly?
@@Bajinowhere yep
But ofc i needed this video to know when to press what
nice!!! thanks for the video! Btw i didnt change the cable and just by sound and following this video i navigate the menu in the dark. it still works tho lol
Can you tell me what you did or what buttons you pressed
@@emielschepers3922 follow the menu shown on the video. Just the direction button and X. You will know it moves by the sound when you're moving through the menu. Or just count how many moves from the video like 1 down then X. Then 3 down and X. Then 4 left and X i think.
@@rizashahril I don't get any audio....
@@Bajinowhere if you're using a hdmi tv check your tv settings but if you're using a pc monitor then you have to use external speakers to connect to the dongle.
Does it work if you have a philips tv or do you need a samsung tv like you have and my problem is even though I use the red,blue green and white cables because I dont have the yellow colour there will come sound but no signal/display 🔴🔵⚪️🟢🤔📺.
Everybody i just tried it out and he is 100% correct it works frfr
I’m using this same dongle on a PS2 slim and it works with most games but with certain games I get a “change source resolution” notice. Any suggestions on how to fix this or how to change the resolution?
You’re a savior lad, thank you so much!
How can I fix it when the signal keeps turning on and off constantly on my new Sony tv but on an older tv it works perfectly fine?
Hey bro just a quick question. Hope ypu can help.
Its not an huge issue but when i reset my console or when the game loads (ps2 logo screen) the signal gets lost but it comes back in like 2 seconds but the sound is still going. I still cant find a solution for it and its really weird. Im using a Techwood LCD TV.
I used your instructions in the components and all good. Except I would like to use my Kula World PS1 but the screen is just rolling…but you can still play it! What do I need to change or is this the end of my kula world
Mine worked instantly without having to change the settings but I still can’t get any sound unless I plug in headphones. any solutions?
you’made my day!!! thaaaaaanks!!!
My problem is that I do not have the original cable to change the settings
Please can you or some one in the godly comments section hel Me. It works for me untill I use opl to load ps1 games, the logo appears when i load the game but then i get a no signal from my tv. I then unplugged my ps2 to hdmi conector and used the old lead rgb and the game comes on the tv loaded and playing. Please how can I fix this so I dont have to switch leads. Many many thanks, i carnt find a fix for this ANY were?
I still have a problem with mine. It boots up without the game with no issues and you can play around in the menu. If you load a disc the playstation logo will come up then it goes to the next scene and it goes blank and of course the tv says no signal. I'm stuck with what to try next. So close but so far away lol.
Same. Found a fix?