PS2 connection to PC

Originally Posted by Shonos

Personally, I use a cheapo Winfast TV2000. It works just fine and despite what MaximoffZero said there is no signal delay. In reality, the only thing that will be causing any delay is you recording video as you play. You can have Dscaler record as you play but it will be terribly laggy, depending on the type of hardware you have. A weaker processor or slower Harddrive is obviously going to slow things down.

How is the picture quality compared to what you would see on a TV using the PS2s standard composite cables? Right now I'm using an XRGB 2+ to play my PS2 through an LCD monitor using the PS2 D-Terminal cable. Using the standard composite cable, and then switching to S-Video cables, the picture quality through the XRGB was pretty bad. Using the D-Terminal, however, the picture is really good - much better than what I was getting on my TV.

So how do you like the picture that you get through your TV Tuner, and how is the sound? And is there ANY noticable signal delay? I know you said that it was playable, but do you notice any delay at all? I ask because I'm going to college soon, and I don't want to bring my XRGB with me. If a TV Tuner card will yield similar quality for less money, then I might get one.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

That sounds pretty good. I know what you mean with the aliasing, though. You really realize how bad it is when you see it on a high resolution screen.

So I've got another question now. Where do you plug the two sound leads coming from the console? You said you plug yours into your soundcards breakout box, but does your soundcard have inputs for both of those (left and right) leads? My sound card (Chaintech AV 710) doesn't have any inputs like that.

Most amazing jew boots