Caution
If you display a still image on a plasma or projection* TV screen for an extended period of time, "ghosting" may occur. This is a characteristic of these types of TVs. Static,
Note
The console can be connected to a VCR or an integrated TV/VCR. Note, however, that if you play a DVD with
When using cables sold separately
Picture quality differs depending on the type of cable used. Use the information below to determine the best connection method.
If you use a cable sold separately, refer to the instructions supplied with the cable.
TV | Cable type |
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A TV with S VIDEO inputs | S VIDEO cable |
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A TV with component video | Component AV cable (for PlayStation®2) |
input connectors | |
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| High quality |
x AV cable (supplied) | x S VIDEO cable | x Component AV cable |
This scale is intended only as a reference. Depending on the product or condition of your TV, the picture quality may be different.
Notes•To use progressive scan, you must have a TV that supports progressive scan (480p) and you must connect using the appropriate type of cable*. You must also check that the console settings are correct. For details, see "Progressive" in "Setting TV display options" ( page 28).
*The component AV cable (for PlayStation®2) (sold separately) is compatible with progressive scan.
•You cannot connect the console to a TV with component video inputs that are exclusively for HDTV use (Y PB PR). Refer to the instructions supplied with your TV for details.