POUND HDMI HD Link Cable For Playstation 2 - Compatible With PS1 And PS2 - HDMI Cable With RGB Display, 720p Resolution, Plus Micro USB Cable For Power

The pound HD Link is the perfect solution for ps2 if you want to play it on newer TV it's make the games look great even though the games is old

Nice working perfectly

Good quality

I tested this little fella against another converter to HDMI I had purchased, the KanexPro - which costs close to $100 if you bought an AV cable like I did. This product by pound, at only $30, produced a FAR SUPERIOR image that the KanexPro. I tested an Original PS1 with Silent Hill 1 - even just the menus and the game intro sequence are good enough to give you an idea of what the game will look like. Though, really any PS1 game should work. My first impression of this PS1 to HDMI (as that's how I used it) was fantastic: very simple to setup, very few things to deal with when installing this product. Although it did not come with a power adapter, I had a 5v 2amp one lying around. Hook that to the micro-usb cable to the unit, and the unit to the back of your PS1's video out, and using the HDMI cable included I got a nice 720p image to my Vizio flat screen. No issues whatsoever. The upscaling is done surprisingly well for such a small device, no lines or weird artifacts from the conversion to HDMI are present, and the image in-game still looked nice and sharp. I didn't notice much lag at all, just the terrible control scheme of SH1. And, there was little to no cable clutter - the most I had to do is tuck the HDMI cable a bit. To test the KanexPro, I removed this device and replaced this simple setup with the AV component cable, the KanexPro, and the HDMI to the TV. It was worse from the getgo, the Playstation splashscreen when the console boots was already distorted and awful looking - like the KanexPro upscaled using interlacing, but didn't de-interlace the final output before going to the TV. It looked terrible at 720p in comparison to the Pound cable, and even worse at 1080p. I immediately removed that setup, and went back to the Pound HD Link cable (what I dubbed the PS1-2-HDMI). I really enjoy this product. As a new PS1 owner myself, I wanted to get it setup in the simplest way for the modern era of TVs and HDMI signals, and this was the right way to go about it. An easy recommendation from me to any PS1 owner. I cannot speak of it for the PS2 however, keep that in mind.

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si tienes un presupuesto bajo y no tienes para un ossc esto es lo mejor q le puedes poner a tu ps1 va muy pero muy bien en ps1 mejora la calidad y para mi eso es asombroso la verdad lo puedo ver en una televion actual y encima mejor

Does exactly what you need to play the PS2 via HDMI

Bonjour, je me permets de réagir aux nombreux commentaires concernant le sifflement : Si vous passez directement par le signal HDMI, un sifflement apparaît inévitablement en fond (sûrement un défaut d'isolation dans le circuit intégré), qui peut s'avérer pénible si vous passez par un ampli. Personnellement, j'ai contourné le problème en utilisant la sortie en fibre optique et en basculant le son dans les paramètres de la PS2 vers la fibre optique : En branchant la sortie HDMI à ma TV et la sortie audio à mon ampli, l'expérience de jeu est bluffante avec une sortie vidéo nickel et universelle (PS1 comme PS2) et une sortie son en dolby! En espérant vous avoir apporté mon retour d'expérience, n'hésitez pas à commander ce petit boîtier magique et hyper compatible.