Just bought a ps2 and want to play on my monitor

[WillFromGA]

I have DVI and VGA on my monitor. I also have a roxio game capture and would like to record the games. Is this any way possible?

[Clyne]

you need these

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?gclid=CKyit8zwk8ACFYk-MgodGnMAlQ&Item=N82E16812705191&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwords&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-_-pla-_-Audio+Video+Converters-_-N82E16812705191&ef_id=U8WeSgAAATuoKT4O:20140814231223:s

[WillFromGA]

you need these

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?gclid=CKyit8zwk8ACFYk-MgodGnMAlQ&Item=N82E16812705191&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwords&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-_-pla-_-Audio+Video+Converters-_-N82E16812705191&ef_id=U8WeSgAAATuoKT4O:20140814231223:s

But would that have sound? Also I would like to record the games.

[Clyne]

But would that have sound? Also I would like to record the games.

Those cables have video and audio. I don't know about recording.  

[Sauron]

But would that have sound? Also I would like to record the games.

 

Yes, you should be able to record given that the recording hardware you're using supports vga in and vga out.

[WillFromGA]

Yes, you should be able to record given that the recording hardware you're using supports vga in and vga out.

The roxio only has component in/out. (red, blue, green) (red and white for audio)

[Benjio]

Those cables have video and audio. I don't know about recording.  

Since when does VGA carry audio? I would just use external speakers, and not your monitor's if I were you.

[WillFromGA]

Since when does VGA carry audio?

Thats what I thought too.

[Clyne]

Since when does VGA carry audio?

i was thinking of RCA cables

[Benjio]

i was thinking of RCA cables

Yeah, I'm assuming the audio RCA cables on that adapter just lead to no where, not really sure why they're even on there.

[Sauron]

The roxio only has component in/out. (red, blue, green) (red and white for audio)

 

You need to use a component cable from the ps2 to the roxio, then (on the output side) use a composite to vga adapter and ONLY PLUG THE VIDEO CABLE in it, then use other adapters to adapt audio to external speakers (composite to jack).

[DigitalHermit]

Yeah, I'm assuming the audio RCA cables on that adapter just lead to no where, not really sure why they're even on there.

 

YPbCr composite maybe?

[Clyne]

Yeah, I'm assuming the audio RCA cables on that adapter just lead to no where, not really sure why they're even on there.

same here

[Benjio]

YPbCr composite maybe?

Are those the ones that are usually red/green/blue?

[DigitalHermit]

Are those the ones that are usually red/green/blue?

 

Yes...

 

But for this one, I'm unsure...

[Benjio]

Yes...

 

But for this one, I'm unsure...

I imagine it's just there for non-techy people to not get worried when two of their plugs are missing. I imagine this strategy actually works for the most part as well, haha.