My TV no longer detects my PS2...
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Hello everyone!
This summer, I got my brother's PS2 which was working perfectly on my new TV (after using an adapter to connect the yellow, white, and red cables to a SCART socket).
A few days later, when we tried to set up the Wii on the living room TV, it didn't work, so I tried it on mine afterward. It still didn't work.
Someone came and fixed the problem by connecting it to the downstairs TV. After that, it worked and it’s working perfectly now.
Since that day, I reconnected the PS2 to my TV and my TV displays "No signal!".
I don't understand why my TV was able to detect my PS2 just fine before, and after trying the Wii, it couldn't anymore.
My PS2 turns on since the light is green when I power it up.
I hope I was clear, I'm not very good with connections and all that, but I know how to connect a PS2 at least, or at least I thought I did...
Any suggestions?
This summer, I got my brother's PS2 which was working perfectly on my new TV (after using an adapter to connect the yellow, white, and red cables to a SCART socket).
A few days later, when we tried to set up the Wii on the living room TV, it didn't work, so I tried it on mine afterward. It still didn't work.
Someone came and fixed the problem by connecting it to the downstairs TV. After that, it worked and it’s working perfectly now.
Since that day, I reconnected the PS2 to my TV and my TV displays "No signal!".
I don't understand why my TV was able to detect my PS2 just fine before, and after trying the Wii, it couldn't anymore.
My PS2 turns on since the light is green when I power it up.
I hope I was clear, I'm not very good with connections and all that, but I know how to connect a PS2 at least, or at least I thought I did...
Any suggestions?
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Mhhh I see, you should either check if you are in *AV 2* or try to dust off the PS2.
If that doesn't work, double-check if your cables are properly connected and if you're on the right mode on the television.
Otherwise, I have no idea..
Best regards.
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I didn't know it was impossible, that's why I managed to do it.
If that doesn't work, double-check if your cables are properly connected and if you're on the right mode on the television.
Otherwise, I have no idea..
Best regards.
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I didn't know it was impossible, that's why I managed to do it.