Component Cable Output Sony PSP HDTV Review

I'm doing more testing to make sure it was a good buy, but so far so good? I'll probably edit this later when I get better answers, but my conclusions for now are: I have two displays that I've tested this on: a plasma EDTV (Zenith P42W46X) and a CRT with convex components (Sharp 27C530). PS1 output at 240p seems great? I can only do this on a CRT as plasma doesn't support 240p. EDTV has a little bit of visual noise that my other cables don't have, although the intensity depends on the input…

I bought these mainly to play PSP games on my TV. For the price I was happy. Keep in mind that while the menu fills the entire screen, games only take up part of the screen (a square that's about half the size of the entire screen and is right in the middle). I suppose you could use your TV's "zoom" feature. (if available) to enlarge the image. However, if you want full-screen games, you might be better off buying one of these upscalers (or even a Playstation TV if you don't use PSP games on…

Works well. A few things to remember. (or what I had to do) 1) I had to connect all 5 colored plugs to the TV for it to work with video and audio. If you connect green, blue and red, you will only get video. Connect the other red and white to get sound (connect both to get sound from both channels ie speakers) 2) Make sure you are tight when connecting the other end to the PSP. I used it several times because I was afraid it would bend or break. He was strong enough. Just make sure it fits. 3)…