As the topic. I have a problem with connecting the old console to the new tv. I even tried the optical home cinema cable, but there is only sound, no picture. I am asking for help because I tried all the ways and nothing! Picture of Samsung UE32K5600 tv connector Picture of the home cinema denon...

And console something from your friend, we know what socket / wire she has?

I do not know it completely ... old type ps2 Slim console with optical input, usb, in stock standard composite cable with Scart adapter I also tried to connect with an optical Prolink digital cable

In the home cinema you have IN sockets, connect in accordance with the colors, set the appropriate input and should roll. You will only have sound on the optical cable.

Unfortunately, it does not work ... it's also tried at various entrances and just does not see it: /

If the home theater works properly with the TV, after connecting the PS2 to the home cinema to the VIDEO IN and AUDIO IN L / P sockets, the PS2 signal should appear.

Works fine, but unfortunately when you connect the console is only sound. There is no image at all ... Do you know exactly how to set parameters?

Something seems to me that in the VIDEO PS2 settings should be changed.

Just how to do it? when I do not have an xD image

Is this colleague's nest with an extra cable on the TV equipment?

I do not have. The ps2 options are just a video out option to choose from the RGB or component (trying to do it on the feel). Added after 30 [minutes]: Unfortunately, setting the optical on in the console options also gives me a poor result ... there is only a sound without an image. Something feels that without a special converter it will not move ...

Connecting PS2 Console to Samsung UE32K5600 TV: Issues with Optical Home Cinema Cable

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#1 16329075 07 Mar 2017 14:11

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As the topic. I have a problem with connecting the old console to the new tv. I even tried the optical home cinema cable, but there is only sound, no picture. I am asking for help because I tried all the ways and nothing!

Picture of Samsung UE32K5600 tv connector

Picture of the home cinema denon avr-x520bt connector
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#2 16329084 07 Mar 2017 14:16

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16329084 07 Mar 2017 14:16

And console something from your friend, we know what socket / wire she has?
#3 16329102 07 Mar 2017 14:25

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16329102 07 Mar 2017 14:25

I do not know it completely ... old type ps2 Slim console with optical input, usb, in stock standard composite cable with Scart adapter

http://www.galerieallegro.pl/zdjecia/z98/987787/big/3.jpg

I also tried to connect with an optical Prolink digital cable
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#4 16329121 07 Mar 2017 14:31

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16329121 07 Mar 2017 14:31

In the home cinema you have IN sockets, connect in accordance with the colors, set the appropriate input and should roll. You will only have sound on the optical cable.
#5 16329123 07 Mar 2017 14:33

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16329123 07 Mar 2017 14:33

Unfortunately, it does not work ... it's also tried at various "entrances" and just does not see it: /
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#6 16329131 07 Mar 2017 14:38

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16329131 07 Mar 2017 14:38

If the home theater works properly with the TV, after connecting the PS2 to the home cinema to the VIDEO IN and AUDIO IN L / P sockets, the PS2 signal should appear.
#7 16329162 07 Mar 2017 14:49

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Works fine, but unfortunately when you connect the console is only sound. There is no image at all ... Do you know exactly how to set parameters?
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16329258 07 Mar 2017 15:34

Something seems to me that in the VIDEO PS2 settings should be changed.
#9 16329271 07 Mar 2017 15:41

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16329271 07 Mar 2017 15:41

Just how to do it? when I do not have an xD image
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16329283 07 Mar 2017 15:47

Is this colleague's nest with an extra cable on the TV equipment?
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I do not have. The ps2 options are just a video out option to choose from the RGB or component (trying to do it on the feel).

Added after 30 [minutes]:

Unfortunately, setting the optical on in the console options also gives me a poor result ... there is only a sound without an image. Something feels that without a special converter it will not move ...
#12 16331819 08 Mar 2017 17:32

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16331819 08 Mar 2017 17:32

The audio system does not process / convert the signal, i.e. connecting the equipment under av you will only receive a signal on av out. The cheapest option is to buy a component cable for ps2.

I've read that your tv has av:
Composite input (AV) 1 (in use as a component Y)
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The discussion revolves around connecting a PlayStation 2 (PS2) Slim console to a Samsung UE32K5600 TV using an optical home cinema cable. The user reports that while sound is transmitted, there is no video output. Various suggestions are made, including checking the connections, ensuring the correct input settings on the home cinema system, and adjusting the PS2's video output settings. The user attempts to use both a standard composite cable with a SCART adapter and an optical Prolink digital cable but continues to experience issues. It is suggested that a component cable for the PS2 may be necessary, as the current setup does not seem to support video signal processing through the audio system.
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