Hooking up SNES to 60" RCA projection TV...
07-21-07, 11:31 PM
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Hooking up SNES to 60" RCA projection TV...
What needs to be done? I have a Comcast cable box as well... if that means anything.
It seems so simple.... but i think thats the problem haha. Any help would be appreciated.
i just feel like ive tried everything.
It seems so simple.... but i think thats the problem haha. Any help would be appreciated.
i just feel like ive tried everything.
07-22-07, 12:34 AM
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The only way I could imagine you are having problems is if you are using the RF adapter and can't figure out what channel to set your TV to. If that is the case, use composite instead, and send video on the NES to video on your TV, and audio on the NES to the red audio input on your TV. There really shouldn't be any troubles at all.
07-22-07, 02:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Jeremy517
The only way I could imagine you are having problems is if you are using the RF adapter and can't figure out what channel to set your TV to. If that is the case, use composite instead, and send video on the NES to video on your TV, and audio on the NES to the red audio input on your TV. There really shouldn't be any troubles at all.
is there something i need to buy to use composite?
07-22-07, 09:21 AM
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Wow, didn't know there was a SNES s-video cable out there. I'm currently playing Earthbound through my projector on the wall, so it's probably about an 80+" screen. It's awesome!
07-22-07, 11:26 AM
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They are available on Nintendo's site for $16.
07-23-07, 09:58 AM
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Just note that the redesigned SNES machines dropped s-video capability; you'll have to settle for composite unless you've got an older, original SNES. The plug is the same on both machines, but you'll get no image using s-video on the newer model.
