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Hi,
I just recently bought a RGB lead for my N64 after being told that it's the best connection possible for getting the best picture, and now I'm faced with a dilemma. I thought it was strange when the lead didn't seam to work at all when I tried to play my games as all I got was a blank black screen. Now, after phoning up a shop and asking to buy a simple plain SCART lead and also asking them if they sold N64 RGB scart leads they told me the UK N64 doesn't give off an RGB signal anyway so I should just purchase the plain SCART lead. But I thought to my self that this couldn't be true as shops were always selling RGB leads for UK consoles all the time. So is this true?
Another thing is that I just recently bought a Dreamcast RGB scart lead and was wondering if the UK Dreamcast has the same problem? And what about the UK Playstation One and UK PS2?
I just recently bought a RGB lead for my N64 after being told that it's the best connection possible for getting the best picture, and now I'm faced with a dilemma. I thought it was strange when the lead didn't seam to work at all when I tried to play my games as all I got was a blank black screen. Now, after phoning up a shop and asking to buy a simple plain SCART lead and also asking them if they sold N64 RGB scart leads they told me the UK N64 doesn't give off an RGB signal anyway so I should just purchase the plain SCART lead. But I thought to my self that this couldn't be true as shops were always selling RGB leads for UK consoles all the time. So is this true?
Another thing is that I just recently bought a Dreamcast RGB scart lead and was wondering if the UK Dreamcast has the same problem? And what about the UK Playstation One and UK PS2?
KIREBA wrote:
> I think this is correct, the N64 was never RGB compatible. For the
> best picture you should buy an S-video lead.
Yes it could, only the US and Japenese consoles couldn't output RGB and even they could be easily modified to do so.
> I think this is correct, the N64 was never RGB compatible. For the
> best picture you should buy an S-video lead.
Yes it could, only the US and Japenese consoles couldn't output RGB and even they could be easily modified to do so.
KIREBA wrote:
> I think this is correct, the N64 was never RGB compatible. For the
> best picture you should buy an S-video lead.
Yes it was, only the US and Japenese consoles couldn't output RGB and even they could be easily modified to do so
> I think this is correct, the N64 was never RGB compatible. For the
> best picture you should buy an S-video lead.
Yes it was, only the US and Japenese consoles couldn't output RGB and even they could be easily modified to do so
I think this is correct, the N64 was never RGB compatible. For the best picture you should buy an S-video lead.
RGB cable works fine for me.
Hi,
I just recently bought a RGB lead for my N64 after being told that it's the best connection possible for getting the best picture, and now I'm faced with a dilemma. I thought it was strange when the lead didn't seam to work at all when I tried to play my games as all I got was a blank black screen. Now, after phoning up a shop and asking to buy a simple plain SCART lead and also asking them if they sold N64 RGB scart leads they told me the UK N64 doesn't give off an RGB signal anyway so I should just purchase the plain SCART lead. But I thought to my self that this couldn't be true as shops were always selling RGB leads for UK consoles all the time. So is this true?
Another thing is that I just recently bought a Dreamcast RGB scart lead and was wondering if the UK Dreamcast has the same problem? And what about the UK Playstation One and UK PS2?
I just recently bought a RGB lead for my N64 after being told that it's the best connection possible for getting the best picture, and now I'm faced with a dilemma. I thought it was strange when the lead didn't seam to work at all when I tried to play my games as all I got was a blank black screen. Now, after phoning up a shop and asking to buy a simple plain SCART lead and also asking them if they sold N64 RGB scart leads they told me the UK N64 doesn't give off an RGB signal anyway so I should just purchase the plain SCART lead. But I thought to my self that this couldn't be true as shops were always selling RGB leads for UK consoles all the time. So is this true?
Another thing is that I just recently bought a Dreamcast RGB scart lead and was wondering if the UK Dreamcast has the same problem? And what about the UK Playstation One and UK PS2?