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I have a spare Dell 1707fp from 2006, and hooked my PS2 up to it for just to see if it would work, and I got picture. All I needed was a component cable and a RCA female>VGA male adapter like this. Only works with 480p and higher resolutions, of course, and you have to have your PS2 in RGB mode, not YPbPr. And with the homebrew program GS Mode Selector I could actually play in my monitor's native 1280x1024.
Anybody else want to give it a shot with a more recently produced monitor? I figure it costs nothing for monitor makers to put that decoding logic into their monitors, so it might still exist on some panels.
Anybody else want to give it a shot with a more recently produced monitor? I figure it costs nothing for monitor makers to put that decoding logic into their monitors, so it might still exist on some panels.