Yeah, that @VBRYour PS2 might be set to output RGB through the component cable. Need to manually change it to YPbPr from the main menu.
There is actually a (semi-)native way around this actually if you have FMCB installed on a memory card (or any other means of loading unsigned code), by using the GS Mode Selector homebrew. Works well for running PS1 games over component cables, and interestingly allows forcing a native 576p/720p/1080p output which no commercial game release actually uses.However, the PS2 app I'm using runs at a resolution of just 256 (really), so the picture is not displayed as my TV will only go as low as 480, & the same goes for the HDMI adapter. I need an HDMI upscaler that will accept a 256 input, but can't find one...
Is there an HDMI adapter for the PS2 that upscales it to an HD resolution? All of the ones I've seen on Amazon keep the native resolution of the PS2.
Is the upscaling increasing the resolution of the game or just the final image displayed on the screen?As a workaround, I ended up getting a cheap backwards compatible 60GB PS3 (CHECHC03) off eBay. That should be able to play PS2 games & upscale them to 480/720/1080. They can go for between £100 to £150 ish, but I managed to get one for around £50. It came with some other accessories that I didn't need, so once I sell them on the overall cost will be even cheaper.
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Is the upscaling increasing the resolution of the game or just the final image displayed on the screen?