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SNES won't display
doesbenfoldfive
October 2011
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Picked up a SNES today and this is what it shows on the screen when it is on. Any idea of how to fix it? Cords are tested and work fine.
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elhector
October 2011
have you tried the RF connection and the A/V connection? I've come across some SNES's in the past where only the RF output works.
doesbenfoldfive
October 2011
I don't have an RF cable...
Alder
October 2011
This may be silly, but did you make sure it's switched to the right channel? CH3-CH4
Edit: oh, you don't have an RF switch. Then I guess that doesn't apply..
dra600n
November 2011
Try an RF cable and see if it does the same thing.
Mog
November 2011
Originally posted by:
doesbenfoldfive
I don't have an RF cable...
NES, N64, or genesis one would work.
(not 100% on the genesis one, but I do know a Nintendo RF works on a genesis, so it should work the other way around you'd think)
dra600n
November 2011
I don't think N64 uses an RF cable.
removed04092017
November 2011
Originally posted by:
dra600n
I don't think N64 uses an RF cable.
There's a pass though device that allows it, I used it when I first got my N64. Can't recall if it's first party, though.
Mog
November 2011
That little black box has the same plug as the Nintendo AV cable and it gives you a RF output.
Taco!
November 2011
Hmm....You played snes on that tv before? I just got a new flat screen and my genesis won't work with it - does this vertical scroll constantly.
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Edit: oh, you don't have an RF switch. Then I guess that doesn't apply..
I don't have an RF cable...
NES, N64, or genesis one would work.
(not 100% on the genesis one, but I do know a Nintendo RF works on a genesis, so it should work the other way around you'd think)
I don't think N64 uses an RF cable.
There's a pass though device that allows it, I used it when I first got my N64. Can't recall if it's first party, though.
That little black box has the same plug as the Nintendo AV cable and it gives you a RF output.