I ordered an EasyCap capture card a while ago, and I'm not sure which model. It only has the RCA cables, no S-Video. Anyway, on both ULead(which I got on the Internet, something else entirely was on the CD it came with), and Open Broadcast Studio, it takes video from my Wii just fine, but when I plug in my PS2, I get a blue screen, sometimes with a little greenish bar at the top that wiggles up and down a bit. I get the same blue screen, albeit w/o the green bar, when the easycap is turned on, but nothing is plugged into it. I'm running 64-bit Windows 8, and like I said, the Wii works with it. Is this an issue with the EasyCap, the PS2, my PC, anything that can be fixed? Any help is appreciated.
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Without more information about the device its hard to say.– RamhoundCommented Dec 15, 2014 at 14:20
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Well, it didn't come with a whole lot of information. It's an easycap card, USB connection, black case, green LED, red/yellow/white RCA cables. Shows up on the computer as USB Component I believe in the Device Manager, and as USB 2.0 Camera or something similar under OBS and ULead– user2649681Commented Dec 15, 2014 at 14:46
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The PS2 supports interlaced scan(720x240 at 60fps) for most games, whereas the Wii supports progressive scan(720x480 at 30fps).
Make sure there is a tick in the box 'Allow access to capture device's settings'. Also make sure the PS2 is not using component cables.
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