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[PhalanxPhlattener]

I am about to buy an x-box 360, but i hav been playin with a PS2 since it came out, so i hav a bunch of games and so does my brother. The tv i use the ps2 on i will use the x-box 360, but i will be switchin systems alot for my brother. My dad thinks there is somethin that can hav both plugged in at the same time and all you need to do is flip a switch or soemthin. Is this true, is there somethin like that? I would really like to know.

[Ulf]

if the tv has multiple a/v jacks then sure it's possible.

[Aristocrat]

IF the TV has (as mentioned) multiple AV slots just plug the systems in and cycle through the AV/Video channels to play.
If the TV doesn't, you can buy an AV control Center which allows multiple AV devices to be plugged in at once.

[PhalanxPhlattener]

are there any specific cords the tv needs for it to be able to use an AV control center. Also this may sound stupid, but wat is an AV device?

[vizi]

http://www.nextag.com/SONY-4-x-1-305...4CB1EE43A63ADA

Something like that

And AV devices are the PS2. There are Audio/Visual jacks on the rear of the television. Most newer TVs have a ton of them in. My Sony has 2 Component A/V jacks and and 5 standard A/V jacks. Simple change the input on the TV to switch from system to system.

[PhalanxPhlattener]

my tv has only one cord, would that work with that?

[vizi]

One cord? Explain this one cord? I am assuming it is the cord coming from the wall and going into the back of the TV. That would be a coxial cord.

There are so many types of cords for TVs. Audio cords, RCA cables (aka A/V cables,) component cables, S-Video Camble, HDMI cable....

[PhalanxPhlattener]

i think it is the coxial cord, because the cord im talkin about comes from the back of the tv and into the wall. Would that work with the Sony4x1 Audio/Video selector?