Originally posted by: Vigo
Anamorphic output does not change resolution. It is still 720x480 NTSC. You can even watch the anamorphic, unsqueezed picture on a 4:3 TV if you set up your player to 16:9. Therefore, it doesn´t matter what kind of video connection you use.
Originally posted by: vbangle
Ah, what are you using as a connection between your PS2 and your TV? Composite? I doubt if your PS2 will output an anamorphic picture via a composite connection....I think it needs to be component....I'm probably wrong though.
Ah, what are you using as a connection between your PS2 and your TV? Composite? I doubt if your PS2 will output an anamorphic picture via a composite connection....I think it needs to be component....I'm probably wrong though.
Anamorphic output does not change resolution. It is still 720x480 NTSC. You can even watch the anamorphic, unsqueezed picture on a 4:3 TV if you set up your player to 16:9. Therefore, it doesn´t matter what kind of video connection you use.
Ah.