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This is my first post, and I'm truly hoping that I put this in the right area.
I have a PS2 (Playstation, not that other thing), and I'm trying to connect it through my computer. I have a Kaiser Baas USB Single HD TV Tuner, which just has a regular tv antenna input thingy on the end, and I have a PS2 RFU Adaptor. I plugged it in my TV Dongle, and scanned for channels, but nothing came up. I'm trying to play it in the tv watchy program. I dunno if what i'm doing is right, whether I'm using the right software or anything. Could anyone point me in the right direction? I've got some pics of the connector. Also on the connector, there is a switch that says I on one side, and G on the other. No idea what they are.
As far as google goes, i'm the only one on the internet with this problem.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
I'm running Windows 7 Build 7000 x64, but at the moment i'm running XP Pro x64.
I'm using DVBViewer as my tv watching program.
Computer's just your average, nothing special quad-core beast.
And I live in Australia.
And if nothing works, I am planning on getting a new tv tuner, internal card with RCA and s-video inputs.
Thanks
Dan
This is my first post, and I'm truly hoping that I put this in the right area.
I have a PS2 (Playstation, not that other thing), and I'm trying to connect it through my computer. I have a Kaiser Baas USB Single HD TV Tuner, which just has a regular tv antenna input thingy on the end, and I have a PS2 RFU Adaptor. I plugged it in my TV Dongle, and scanned for channels, but nothing came up. I'm trying to play it in the tv watchy program. I dunno if what i'm doing is right, whether I'm using the right software or anything. Could anyone point me in the right direction? I've got some pics of the connector. Also on the connector, there is a switch that says I on one side, and G on the other. No idea what they are.
As far as google goes, i'm the only one on the internet with this problem.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
I'm running Windows 7 Build 7000 x64, but at the moment i'm running XP Pro x64.
I'm using DVBViewer as my tv watching program.
Computer's just your average, nothing special quad-core beast.
And I live in Australia.
And if nothing works, I am planning on getting a new tv tuner, internal card with RCA and s-video inputs.
Thanks
Dan
