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My tv is the only tv in my mums house and my dads house! Its so frustrating! I know about the rf connection adaptors avalible but which one. Theres rfmodulator/adaptor, rf switch, rfcable.... i havnt got a clue now! I have an n64 so could i use the connection from there? Please help and make sure that YOUR tv has scart or av sockets!! :)j
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its ok, im getting a new tv in my room that has scart, but thanks anyway!
I knew I had that bit of paper somewhere
Cool, nice one joe :)
Here is something from the EB GC leflet (its on it side though)
http://www.geocities.com/joedarkuk/RFthingy.JPG
You may need to enlarge the pic
http://www.geocities.com/joedarkuk/RFthingy.JPG
You may need to enlarge the pic
i think you can do that - you just select right channel on Video player and play away!
Like jc, my tv has no scart socket, but my vcr that is plugged in my tv has. Could i run my cube through the socket on the back of the VCR? Please help!
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the nintendo spokes person for europe told 'CUBE magazine' that you can so i'd say its 100% (not 101%, because thats impossible) sure!
yep, thats another £15 i'll have to fork out unless i can use the connector and cable from my n64? IS ANYONE 101% SURE? :)j
"My tv has no scart"
LOL unlucky!
LOL unlucky!
>JC941< wrote:
> Oh no 1% unsure , its not gonna work. naaaanaaanaanrhhhhhhh!
If you're so worried go to www.nintendo.com and find their technical support e-mail address, you can find out from there!
> Oh no 1% unsure , its not gonna work. naaaanaaanaanrhhhhhhh!
If you're so worried go to www.nintendo.com and find their technical support e-mail address, you can find out from there!
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