Getting scanlines with a PAL PS2 on an HDMI monitor
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Hi all, i was wondering what my options were to connect a PS2 PAL to an HDMI monitor with scanlines. And being a reasonable budget (so no framemeister). What i have is a basic PS2 to hdmi adapter, which works fine, but doesn’t give me scanlines. So i need something else besides that or instead of. I noticed there are many generic scanline generators but i doubt if they will work specifically on a PS2. So im willing to spend a bit more. What options will work my situation ? Keeping in mind budget and ease of install.
Thanks in advance.
PS2 games mostly ran in interlace which doesn’t have scanlines in the sense of one blank line between each line drawn. OSSC can do this but it might not be quite the result you expect. You might also want to check out RetroTINK 2x Pro.
NewHome › Forums › General gaming › Getting scanlines with a PAL PS2 on an HDMI monitor
Hi all, i was wondering what my options were to connect a PS2 PAL to an HDMI monitor with scanlines. And being a reasonable budget (so no framemeister). What i have is a basic PS2 to hdmi adapter, which works fine, but doesn’t give me scanlines. So i need something else besides that or instead of. I noticed there are many generic scanline generators but i doubt if they will work specifically on a PS2. So im willing to spend a bit more. What options will work my situation ? Keeping in mind budget and ease of install.
Thanks in advance.
PS2 games mostly ran in interlace which doesn’t have scanlines in the sense of one blank line between each line drawn. OSSC can do this but it might not be quite the result you expect. You might also want to check out RetroTINK 2x Pro.
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