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I bought a N64 scart just recently, nothing special, just a plain old SCART lead. But I was starting to wonder when I was plugging it in that normal SCART leads don't normally have three colour wires plugging into the back of an 8-pin adapter. Isn't it surposed to be a 20-pin adapter? The picture quality seems to be 4% better than a normal aerial connection. Tell me I havn't been swizzed?
If I have, does anyone know where I can buy a real BRAND-NEW scart lead? They seem to be in short supply.
I've bought an RGB SCART lead in the past and have been told that UK N64's don't give out a RGB signal so there's no point going for one of those.
If I have, does anyone know where I can buy a real BRAND-NEW scart lead? They seem to be in short supply.
I've bought an RGB SCART lead in the past and have been told that UK N64's don't give out a RGB signal so there's no point going for one of those.
Is a RGB and S-Video connection of the same quality?
There's VGA too...
Not sure it's supported by the cube mind...
And that new one, begins with C, very high quality.
Not sure it's supported by the cube mind...
And that new one, begins with C, very high quality.
S-Video is just S-Video, then you can get 21pin>21pin RGB SCART (just cause all the pins are there don't mean it'll be RBG, need a suitable input and output), then there's rubbish SCART (quality same as your bog standard co-axail video-out).
Are these all the possible connections... S-Video SCART/ Normal SCART/ RGB SCART, and a AV connection?
cookie monster wrote:
> Does it look like the connector that comes with the gamecube?
>
> If so, then that isnt a real scart lead.
I don't have a gamecube just yet so I don't know.
> Does it look like the connector that comes with the gamecube?
>
> If so, then that isnt a real scart lead.
I don't have a gamecube just yet so I don't know.
Does it look like the connector that comes with the gamecube?
If so, then that isnt a real scart lead.
If so, then that isnt a real scart lead.
I bought a N64 scart just recently, nothing special, just a plain old SCART lead. But I was starting to wonder when I was plugging it in that normal SCART leads don't normally have three colour wires plugging into the back of an 8-pin adapter. Isn't it surposed to be a 20-pin adapter? The picture quality seems to be 4% better than a normal aerial connection. Tell me I havn't been swizzed?
If I have, does anyone know where I can buy a real BRAND-NEW scart lead? They seem to be in short supply.
I've bought an RGB SCART lead in the past and have been told that UK N64's don't give out a RGB signal so there's no point going for one of those.
If I have, does anyone know where I can buy a real BRAND-NEW scart lead? They seem to be in short supply.
I've bought an RGB SCART lead in the past and have been told that UK N64's don't give out a RGB signal so there's no point going for one of those.