psp -> tv gaming experience

[vicmaro]

---

mga sho,

i have a psp3000 and an a/v cable. maka display ra sya's tv but inig play sa games, mo prompt dayon na i need an av component cable or d cable....unsa mani? how can i play games on a tv experience? any help?

matsalams!!!

[nirdle_phogi]

unsa man imong cable? kadtong component or kadto rang composite na video?

[vicmaro]

murag dili component...katong red/white/yellow cable

[SmaRkieS]

Asa man ani nga cable imo?





Mode of Using:
1.Insert the port of the cable to the video port of PSP2000 correspondingly.
2.Insert the component AV cable to the component port of TV which is RGB port.
3.Turn on PSP2000 console and the TV. (warning: the TV should switch to the correspond input mode)
4.Modulate the console to "settings" menu, press the direction key to "Connected display settings" menu, press "O" key as confirmation, after entering the submenu, choose the "switch video output" key, then press the "O" key as confirmation, then the screen shows "connect an AV cable?" choose "Yes" to press "O' key as confirmation, then the screen of PSP2000 console switches to the TV.
5.You could set the "switch video output", "TV type", "component /D-terminal" and "screensaver" in the picture of TV.


[IMG]http://www.*****************/images/products/large_65_PSP-SLIM-COMPONENT-CABLE.jpg[/IMG]

Features:

• Enables AV output via Component
• Cable length: 2.5m
• Aluminum alloy housing cuts out any unwanted RF signals.
• Suitable only for the new Slim Series (PSP-2000).
• Allow you to display videos, photos and play music as well as games on TV
• For playing games, a TV with progressive scan support is required

Quality/Usability : One of the nicest additions to the PSP Slim & Lite is the video-out function that enables you to watch video, play games and view photos from your PSP on to your TV.

Following on the heals on newly released consoles are 3rd party manufacturers. The moment something new comes out...BAM! They already have products at online import stores/wholesalers. When the PSP Slim & Lite was released, component cables were hard to come by as some stores didnt receive any in stock.

The quality of the cables are decent. The biggest complaint about the PSP's video-out feature is that in order to play games, you'll need a TV that has progressive scan. If you dont have a progressive scan compatible TV, you'll be left with only looking at videos and photos.

Once you have selected the PSP's output setting, the image displayed on the TV does not fill it completely but is bigger than we expected. On my 32-inch LCD, it measured approximately 22-inches. Although this can be bothersome or nitpicking to some, once we got into the gameplay, we didnt really notice the size of the display compared to the TV.

Images were a little different and washed out compared to that of what is shown on the PSP screen. Taking a small image that is use to being displayed on the PSP's screen and blowing it up onto a monitor, you'll notice the jaggies on objects and textures. This is probably due to the fact that you're also sitting close to the TV as the length of the cable isnt really long to begin with.

[nirdle_phogi]

Ah. Composite na. Dapat component imung gamiton bro. Naa man daghan baligya ana dire. Naa sad kang freesoul.

[nirdle_phogi]

Dapat sad hdtv imuha tv para makasuport ug progressive scanning

[SmaRkieS]

Pwedi rapud imong PC monitor para Display for PSP.

[vicmaro]

kanang first pic akong cable bro....so dapat kanang 2nd pic ang gamiton para makaplay....matsalams ninyo bro...