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No, if the device is outputting through composite, there is no way to make the image quality increase from what is sent out of the device to begin with.

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Hi,

I'm looking for some way to make my PS2 look nicer on my 24" HDTV (I know right), but will a compositr to VGA adapter make it look nicer? I mean, it still carries the composite signal...

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If you wanted to increase the "quality" you would have to use a different interface entirely or use software to "enhance" the video signal but as for changing the connector on the end it won't make a difference (might even make it look worse).

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If you buy some component cables you can use this. You also have to have a FreeMCB PS2. http://theisozone.com/downloads/playstation/tools/ps2-hdtv-upscaler-xploder-elf-cracked-iso/

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If you wanted to improve the image quality you would emulate your games.

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Hi,

I'm looking for some way to make my PS2 look nicer on my 24" HDTV (I know right), but will a compositr to VGA adapter make it look nicer? I mean, it still carries the composite signal...

Doesn't work that way, the cleanest picture you're going to get with the PS2 is component. http://www.amazon.com/Component-A-V-Cable-Playstation-2/dp/B00005MDZD

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But sometimes it doesn't work well.....

GT4 displays a bunch of white lines and stuff.....@1080i

I played GT4, and Tourist Trophy using component cables @1080i with no white lines, even using an scph30001 model.

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I played GT4, and Tourist Trophy using component cables @1080i with no white lines, even using an scph30001 model.

I have the SCPH-77001 model...but it's probably my cables because they sometimes don't work well....

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I played GT4, and Tourist Trophy using component cables @1080i with no white lines, even using an scph30001 model.

  

I have the SCPH-77001 model...but it's probably my cables because they sometimes don't work well....

My TV dosent have a component input.... I guess I'm gonna wait until I get Yivo, so then I can emulate all of my favorite games.

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