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#METAL SLUG PS2 480P PLUS#
Yeah, which means you either get the tearing/combing artifacting, or have a filtered immage (not sure if having unfiltered is even an option).ĭo any TV's support single field display? That would probably be the preferred option, just display each 240 line feild separately, doubled to 480 lines, plus you can get a decent looking unfiltered picture without combing.
#METAL SLUG PS2 480P 480P#
What happens if you set the console to display 480p but it's hooked up through composite/s-video? The decoder then fills the gap with green. Y'/Pb/Pr has that same channel for b/w but transmits colors separately as the difference between blue / red and b/w contrast. Y/C uses composite colors with a separate channel for b/w contrast.
480i needs to be deinterlaced internally before displaying, effectively taking 2 frames of 240 interlaced lines each and patching them together to form a single 480p frame, thus introducing lag and deinterlacing artifacts as it blends two different interlaced frames into one.Īside of the proper video format, you also get the better color en/decoding when using Y'/Pb/Pr instead of Y/C (S-Video). S-Video is capable of transmitting 480i in Y/C at best, component is capable of transmitting all the PS2's video modes -including 480p- in Y'/Pb/Pr.Ĥ80i is not supported by your LCD, 480p however is. The guy asks if he should keep his PS2 hooked up to his LCD with S-Video or if he should invest the $5 in component You should! Well, you can choose between 1) LCD via component and 2) CRT via RGB-SCART
#METAL SLUG PS2 480P TV#
Personally, I moved my PS2 back to a CRT TV with RGB SCART. Whether you like the look of a PS2 on an HDTV however, that is up to you. Component is definitely better than S-Video, it's on par with RGB for image quality, and it allows for progressive scan of course.
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