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Recently, the connector on the end of my RF lead has become loose, and it can only now project a 'fuzzy' image. I may buy a scart lead (the £7.99 one from SR). I need to know if I use a scart lead, will I still need to connect the machine via the standard aerial socket as well or can the scart lead act as a total replacement for the RF lead. Please help??????????
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Don't mention it.
Or†ega wrote:
> no, the S-VHS gives better quality.
Depends. I have both and the SCART is better. Pixel-perfect, you couldn't get better quality. I think the S-VHS is better for video.
> no, the S-VHS gives better quality.
Depends. I have both and the SCART is better. Pixel-perfect, you couldn't get better quality. I think the S-VHS is better for video.
Scart smart who cares its just a lead looks all the same to me!
no, the S-VHS gives better quality.
No, SCART is the best available quality for videogames.
what type of scart is it? has it got the 3 S-VHS plugs? u get better picture and sound if u use that instead of the scart socket.
SCART TV, not a ACART. Could cause a lot of confusion.
It's a total replacement - just shove it into the back, near the right of the N64. Must have a ACART TV though.
Nope, the SCART lead on its own is fine.
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