S-Audio Port doesn't work anymore.

Most new TV's are coming out with only HDMI inputs. If your TV has only HDMI, and a (cable) in, Then there are 2 ways to connect your PS2. 1) Buy a rca(audio/video) to HDMI converter. These are available on Ebay in several different designs.2) Buy a PS2 cable ready coaxial converter available from Ebay, or your local gamestop store. Remember, the cords for the PS2 and the PS3 are EXACTLY the same.

Well the LCD or TV must have rca..jacks yellow video..red and white is audio..if not u can get a component jack wires for PS2..red.blue..green...video....red and white audio..the TV must have those connections ..for PS2..or get old school cable connected hook ups for PS2..hooks in cable or antenna connecter on TV..UHF connected for ps2

you can connect your PS2 on tv by using video RCA... connect the fort on at the back of you ps2 and connect the three rca to your tv yellow colored for video, white and red for your audio... tnx

Check your A/V cable connections. They are the Yellow (Video), White (Left audio), and Red (Right audio)wires coming from the back of your PS2 to the connectors on your TV. Be sure they are plugged in and they have a tight connection. Also, be sure they are plugged into the appropriate jacks. They jacks are usually color-coded to match the connector type. Then check to make sure the plug that connects to the back of your console is in the correct port and is snug as well. A loose connection anywhere will prevent anything from coming up, the PS2 was infamous for that.

Aside from issues with A/V, be sure your TV is on and tuned to the correct source. If your PS2 plugs into an RF switch which plugs into the coaxial (cable) port on the back of your TV, the channel should match what the RF adapter is set to before turning on the console. If the PS2 is plugged into your TV through the A/V cables (The yellow, white, and red connectors we discussed earlier), make sure your TV is set to the proper source. The source channels could either be labeled "Video 1," "Video 2," or "Video 3," depending on your configuration. Also, the source could also be labeled "Game."

If none of the two solutions above work, then it appears your PS2 has bitten the dust. Best thing to do is give it a nice tombstone with a beautiful eulogy to make even the most battle-hardened tough guys cry like a baby

Check both sides of the audio/video cable connection. Make sure the red/white cables are plugged in to the proper red/white components on the TV (You may have more than one, and may have plugged the audio in the wrong input). If your TV allows input from separate audio sources, make sure it's set to accept audio from the PS2. You can also make sure the video/audio cable is plugged in fully in the back of the PS2.

Have you tried the AV Channel

No audio or video would indicate a connection problem with your Playstation 2. Either your TV is not on the right input or you have a problem in the wiring. Check your connections and make sure the TV is on the right input. If you're plugging it into a home theater system, try plugging it directly into the TV.

Hello..

What you are experiencing is as a result of bad audio connection.

Please Check the mute function on your TV or audio system if there is no sound

Check the audio settings of your device to make sure it "sees" the PS3. Also make sure you are using the correct audio cables and they are properly connected.

Make sure the input mode on your TV is compatible with the connectors used by the PS3

Also check the audio settings of the game you are playing..

Check for outlets marked video in, audio in l,r on the back, side or front of your tv. The yellow ps2 plug would go into the video in, red & white would plug into the l,r audio in. You would then need to set the tv to video 1 setting in order to play. Hope this helps.

Hi knit, You need a 4 port A/V switch. Ebay has one: http://cgi.ebay.com/4-Port-AV-Audio-Video-S-VIDEO-Selector-Switcher-w-Cable_W0QQitemZ150168531361QQihZ005QQcategoryZ73390QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem