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Check out
http://www.cube-europe.com/fullnews.cgi? newsid1012730539,60436,
(lose the space) for.. not much more, but it's confirmation.
So now instead of flicking a switch on a little box connecting a few wires, i have to unplug my dvd's scart cable, fumble around and try to plug in the cube's one, or buy an adaptor to let me plug everything in.
Some people are never happy...
Check out
http://www.cube-europe.com/fullnews.cgi? newsid1012730539,60436,
(lose the space) for.. not much more, but it's confirmation.
So now instead of flicking a switch on a little box connecting a few wires, i have to unplug my dvd's scart cable, fumble around and try to plug in the cube's one, or buy an adaptor to let me plug everything in.
Some people are never happy...
> Hmmmm, is this an RGB scart cable? or just a composite one like the PS2 one?
I can confirm it's the composite one. :)
> Just thought this might be of interest. We lucky europeans are to have scart
> cables included with our gamecube consoles.
Check
> out
http://www.cube-europe.com/fullnews.cgi? newsid1012730539,60436,
(lose the
> space) for.. not much more, but it's confirmation.
So now instead of flicking
> a switch on a little box connecting a few wires, i have to unplug my dvd's scart
> cable, fumble around and try to plug in the cube's one, or buy an adaptor to let
> me plug everything in.
Some people are never happy...
Why, don't we have scart leads anyway? What have we been using all these years? Magic wires?
> Solution: get a TV with 2 SCART sockets, like me. :D
that would solve so many problems....it is all clear now: ....new ....tv....must...buy...
you can plug your snes or n64 tv lead into it , so theres no neeed for a new one.