But very ugly

i need interlaced picture my eyes need to be deceived.

If 3D games not that bad lah, or 480i games also not that terrible. But 240p games is no no for direct connection. Some common 480i games for Saturn:

1. Fighting Vipers
2. Fighter's Megamix
3. Cotton Boomerang: during the dialogue scene, gaming scene still 240p

I've tested most my Saturn games and 90% ++ are running 240p, so direct connection is a no no.

what lcd ur using? My LCD is a cheap 1 Samsung series 4 only i guess u guys have high end LCD,if i use component for ps2 on the LCD can it upscale PS1 games?

Me not using any LCD TV

But I'm using Acer G24 and LG 1942T. Until I can find flat panels that have good performance I'll stick with monitors

as i c in the component output at the ps2 system configuration is RGB and YB/PP sometin i already x ingat,if i set to RGB got no display why huh? If i use the YB/PP got display.

If you set to RGB and connect with component then you won't get proper display or none at all, if you set to component and connect with RGB then the screen will become all green. RGB signal is different from component signal.

how to make use of RGB signal,what cable i need to use

the down side being , the pixels appear on the screen extra large . lol . one reason being cause my lcd also serves as my pc display , and you can guess how close that is .lol

Can't find any local TV sets that accept RGB. But I'm using RGB through XRGB3 for LCD and RGB>Scart converter for CRT

That's why you need external device to make it looks acceptable

dat external device is damn xpensive only rich people like bro gundam can buy hehehehe any cheaper product that u can recomend bro gundam?

For playing on LCD or CRT? And what consoles?

hahaha for playing on LCD bro i mean HDTV

Consoles? Tell me what consoles you have also lah so I can plan for you. But I need to know your TVs input option as well too

This post has been edited by gundamalpha: Jul 9 2009, 04:36 PM

Mainly PS2 and Gamecube, My lcd input is component

no normal av input ?

My HDTV supports HDMI,AV,Component. I have a component cable for the PS2 and also the gamecube.

If that's the case I don't really see the need for an external converter.. almost all PS2 games run on 480i anyway and many GC games can run on 480p (hold B button while starting a game). If the scaling from the TV isn't good enough then you can try the HD Box Pro, it accepts component inputs in any resolution and rescale it to most LCD native out there. It also helps eliminating input lag a bit using an external device. If you play lots of games that scanline is important then you have no choice but to get XRGB, preferably XRGB3. 3 component inputs, 2 S-Video, 2 composite, 1 21pin RGB and 1 VGA.. more than enough in most cases

i noticed when playing god of war 2 on the LCD with progressive turned on the game have lotsa jaggies as if there is no anti aliasing at all if can eliminate jaggies it would be eye candy.

Can but that's a big big price to pay

You can try DVDO's iScan series.. but that's like RM10k products..

HD Box Pro also cannot eliminate this problem either, I have tried it.. I'm pretty sure XRGB3 can eliminate this problem but the scaling isn't quite up to par if compare to those of iScan. I myself looking for a solution for 480i sources too now..