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April 24th, 2008 04:00

2408WFP and Playstation 2(Component Connection)

I noticed that the 2408WFP has a component connection, which means that you should be able to connect it to a video game console such as the Playstation 2. The many input choices of this monitor are one of its main selling points for me, because having so many input types would allow the use of the 2408WFP as both a PC monitor and as a multi-media/entertainment television.

 

Has anyone here who has the 2408WFP tried connecting a Playstation 2 to this monitor with component cables? And if you have, what were the results like? Was the image as good as or better than the image that you could obtain by connecting the Playstation 2 to a regular CRT television set with component cables? Were the games playable with the 2408WFP? Was there any input lag?

 

On a related note, does the 2408WFP have a video processor? If it does not have a video processor, then I would think that the 2408WFP would display a pretty lousy picture from any game console that you might connect to it. Am I correct in assuming this? Can the 2408WFP display satisfactory video from a video game console, even without a video processor?

 

If anyone could provide me with any advice on these issues, I would very much appreciate it. Thanks.

Message Edited by I.Q. on 04-24-2008 12:31 AM

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April 24th, 2008 04:00

The monitor has an integrated display controller which includes analog video processing. The 2407WFP used a Genesis FLI5962.

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April 24th, 2008 05:00

Okay, thank you for that information.  Do you happen to know if the 2408WFP and its integrated video processor can process and display 480i(interlaced) video signals properly?  The reason I ask this is because the vast majority of Playstation 2 games use 480i(interlaced) video encoding, so it would be pointless for me to purchase a monitor that cannot process and display 480i(interlaced) video signals properly, because I would not be able to even play most Playstation 2 games on such a monitor.  I have read that most LCD monitors cannot process and display 480i(interlaced) video signals.  Is this true?  Thanks.

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April 24th, 2008 07:00

The manual says, 'Video display capabilities (Component playback) 480i/480p/576i/576p/720p/1080i/1080p'.

 

I think, as you suspect, that 480i/p scaled up to full screen res. is not going to look too good.

 

Hopefully someone will post their experience.

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