Bitfunx PS2 YPBPR to HDMI™ Adapter 3.5mm Audio Video Converter for SONY Playstation 2 PS2 PS3 Console

For Product Technical Support:1. Please join the Bitfunx Discord :https://discord.gg/ewRspdnt3Z2. Please visit Bitfunx Official Store to contact customer service.  3. E-mail : Bfse@sofunretro.com4. Visit @Sofunretro on Youtube to see more videos of the product in use.( https://www.youtube.com/@Sofunretro)Bitfunx PS2 YPBPR to HDMI™ Adapter 3.5mm Audio Video Converter for SONY Playstation 2 PS2 PS3 ConsoleNOTE ：Only support YPBPR signal .Therefore, if the product is not working, please first check whether your PS2 game console's output signal is set to YPbPr.IntroductionThe majority of modern Televisions have connectivity via HDMI™ and lack some of the older inputs which retro game consoles use. With the Bitfunx HDMI™ adapter, you can bring your old Playstation 2 back to life on a newer TV and relive those gaming classics, with a simple ‘PLUG AND PLAY’ solution!Setup and CompatibilityThis PlayStation 2 to HDMI™ Converter actually converts Component Video (YPbPr) to HDMI™, which is highest possible image quality from PS2. To enable Component Video output for this adapter, be sure to select "Y Cb/Pb Cr/Pr" as the output type in the PS2 system menu ("System configuration -> component video out"). "RGB" will not work with this adapter if selected. The converter itself is powered by USB, which can be done by connecting the converter to a USB port on your PlayStation using the included USB power cable. And providing your with a Female HDMI™ socket and a 3.5mm Audio Jack - ideal for connecting headphones or an external set of speakers.How to output 1080i? (please visit the video)FEATURESVideo and audio output, no transmission loss.Support resolution: 480i, 480p, 576i, 576P, 720P, 1080i display modes.Easy to use. Plug and play.USB cable powered, no power adapter needed.FAQQ1：Can it support GSM 1080i or 720p ?A1:  Yes, It can.Q2: Will GSM mode of OPL work?A2: Yes, It will.Q3: Why does my PS2 console not show image?A3:  Please make sure that you've selected 'Y Cb/Pb Cr/Pr' output on your PS2 console, but not 'RGB'.