Customer Rating: 
Summary: Make sure you have the right scart cable
Comment: I recently bought this product and it works fine. However, at first I had problems with just getting a b/w picture. I initially assumed that my TV was not NTSC compatible (most UK bought TVs are nowadays) but after a bit of self-education via the web, realised that it was the scart lead - You must use a true RGB scart lead and not the composite scart lead that comes with the PS2 (with mine anyway). These are readily available from £5 - £15 but you have to be careful as I've seen complaints that some of the cheaper ones are not really RGB. - Hope that's helpful
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Plays any DVD
Comment: I bought this product a year back but I can say that it does what it is supposed to do.
I have played region 1 DVDs on European PS2 using this. The only drawback is that everytime the console is switched off, I have to repeat the steps of loading the software.
Customer Rating:
Summary: region x very good
Comment: bought region x great cd playes all regions now i know its not made by sony but i know loads of people use this and it works. i use the official sony av lead 2 which is by sony and thats good goona buy the official dvd remote control now today been reading the reviews on that and it looks good. but region x i can now play all films from the usa etc very good.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Useless
Comment: Doesn't work with the new slimline model and it should say so. Totally worthless, might as well buy a multi region DVD player because it can't change your PS2
Customer Rating:
Summary: Oh dear
Comment: I Purchased this back in December for my PS2, and yes, it works just like it's supposed too. It allows you to play Any region DVD on your PS2. My version didn't come with any Memory card attachment, or dongle, but once i ran it, it installed some settings on my memory card, and away it went.However, i did notice that i needed to use the DVD region X DVD to watch Region 2 DVD's on my playstation. Region 2 is the home region for the PS2, and i was quite miffed that i had to stand there and swap disks for every DVD i wanted to watch. Putting a Region 2 DVD into the PS2 would enable me to play the DVD, but it would be shown in green screen.
After 2 months of purchasing the Disk, my PS2 would no longer read the DVD Region X disk. It would keep spinning the disk (making a horrible noise) for 5 minutes before saying it could no longer read the disk.
Now, this wouldn't be a problem if i could still watch R2 DVD's on my playstation, but i cant because the DVD's are showin in green screen.
After contacting the manufacturer, they told me to load the disk and change the "codes"... obviously not reading my email properly when i said i couldn't load the disk!
So basically, my PS2 is now rendered useless when it comes to playing DVD's. There is no problem with playing games. DVD's run fine, yet they green screen!
Technical support offered no help either.
Not happy in the slightest!
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