How to Connect SNES, N64, GameCube on CRT / HD / 4K TVs with Multi Out Composite

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Hello, A-Sven-gers! Thanks for checking out my review of the Nintendo Multi Out composite cable for SNES, N64 & Game Cube. An improvement over RF (radio frequency) in terms of video and audio signals, composite was a widely used standard for video games in the 90s and early 2000s; with today's devices, is it possible to connect to modern televisions? In this video I connect composite to a CRT, an HDTV and even a UHD 4K TV and display gameplay.
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@bioterman8609 2 года назад

Thank you! I'm fourteen and while I have an older TV its being occupied by my playstation 2, so this video has helped me have designated spots for my n64 and my ps2.

@SvennyMcG 2 года назад

You're welcome! Always glad to hear when a video has been helpful. Thanks for watching

@td64youtubechannel80 2 года назад

I had a gamecube with a kaico labs component cable at Amazon it cost 69 dollars its good item.

@SvennyMcG 2 года назад

That's awesome! It's great that there are so many options these days compared to before 🙌 Thanks for watching

@GROUPGALAXYEntertainment 3 года назад

I love TVs with video out that's how I get my video game captures sometimes to my computer and for live streams

@SvennyMcG 3 года назад

Great idea bud! Truly an excellent idea. I use the audio out to tie into an old surround sound 👍

@GROUPGALAXYEntertainment 3 года назад

@@SvennyMcG me too with the sound system My capture card DVD to VHS about 80 bucks at Walmart and you can probably find cheaper ones similar ones on Amazon You're going to see video of it soon on my channel again and I didn't even calibrate it properly this time.I've had trouble using it for its intended purpose I always get weird color flashing on the screen when I do a VHS to the computer but recording anything else like my cable box or video games or digital antenna it works perfectly fine

@SvennyMcG 3 года назад

I'll definitely be checking out the video when you do!

@GameRelated 2 года назад

does the monitor out send the same signal input that you use for example if you use component in then does the monitor out then send the component signal out?

@GameRelated 2 года назад

does the monitor out send the same signal input that you use for example if you use component in then does the monitor out then send the component signal out?

@GameRelated 2 года назад

does the monitor out send the same signal input that you use for example if you use component in then does the monitor out then send the component signal out?

@SvennyMcG 2 года назад

Hi! Generally, Monitor Out is for audio only and sends out the left & right audio channels. I believe this is an analog (not digital signal). If you use component in it should pass the same audio out 👍

@madysengarcia5153 4 месяца назад

I have a question does the Nintendo 64 work on a Toshiba Tv? On the back it says Colorstream HD and it has three reds 2 whites and 1 yellow and a blue and green. Audio Is where the white is and Video is where the red is so do I only need to plug in red for Video and white for Audio? And leave yellow out? Or do I need to plug in yellow too?

@SvennyMcG 4 месяца назад

Hi! Colorstream HD is Toshiba's way of saying Component video and you are looking for Composite. For Component you'd need a cable that has Red, Green & Blue video inputs as well as the red & white audio inputs (the two reds get confusing!). For your N64, your Composite cable had Yellow (video) and red & white (audio). Insert the Yellow video into the Yellow port and the red & white into the red and white audio ports. On the Toshiba TV you'll need to set the input to something like AV, Composite or something similar. If you stay on Colorstream for the channel it won't come through. Let me know if it works!

@kaymiller5300 Год назад

Help. What am I doing wrong? I’m using an older Toshiba tv. I can set up a DVD player to it. I’ve plugged everything in like you did for my Nintendo 64. But I keep getting no signal. I only have the following choices on my tv: ANT. Video 1. Video 2. Colorstream HD1. Colorstream HD2. HDMI 1. HDMI 2. and PC. At the moment I have my red, yellow and white plug in’s into Video 2. And have tried the other options. Still nothing. Thanks for any help.

@SvennyMcG Год назад

Hi! I'll do my best 😊 Have you tried your DVD player into Video 2? Want to make sure it's not that specific input. Next, I'd confirm that the N64 works on another TV using the cables. Want to confirm that it's not the console. If you boot it on another TV, leave the cartridge in when you hook it back up to the Toshiba to ensure it's not the game port etc. Trying to single out all the variables

@bebobebo4407 Год назад

I don't like how TV manufacturers decided to cheap out by combining both composite and component into one port instead of making them separate like older HDTVs did. What happens if you need to use both?

@SvennyMcG Год назад

Yeah you definitely get less ports in that situation unfortunately 😔 It stinks that so many TVs are losing them today

@miguelmeza6451 2 года назад

Thank you now I know how to connect my PS3 to my 4KTV and not buy a HDMI cable

@SvennyMcG 2 года назад

Awesome! Happy to help, thanks for watching 😊

@aprilt4542 Год назад

I have sound but no video. I plugged it in like you did, but no video. I’m using the red, yellow and white cable plugged into the red, White and green jacks on the back of my TV

@SvennyMcG Год назад

When selecting the TV input does your TV have "Composite in", "AV in" or something similar?

@aprilt4542 Год назад

The component 1 was saying there was something there and I chose it only to hear sound but no video

@SvennyMcG Год назад

@@aprilt4542 Component 1 will be looking for video from all 3 video inputs, not just the green input where you have the yellow plugged in. You'll need a setting labeled AV or composite. Not all TVs will unfortunately have this but have a look and see 👍

@aprilt4542 Год назад

@@SvennyMcG ohhh ok. My husband decided to get that little adapter thing for the av/component jack thing. Thank you so much for your help!

@SvennyMcG Год назад

You bet, happy to help! Hope you guys get it running 😊🎮

@UnoriginalSonic Год назад

One thing i like about CRTs because some have VCRs and DVD Players Built inside so i can burn Game Capture onto DVD or Tape and Upscale it for Gameplays while Publishing it on RU-vid Usually i Hook up a DVD Player to my Flat Screen and Burn footage onto DVD

@SvennyMcG Год назад

This is a great idea! I'll keep it under consideration for the future 😊👍

@UnoriginalSonic Год назад

Pretty simple solution if you cant afford a capture card

@SvennyMcG Год назад

Definitely a great idea, thanks for sharing it 🙌

@UnoriginalSonic Год назад

But for this to work you need a Blank Recordable Disc with No Videos in it And a computer with a disc drive and once you put in the disc Extract the recording from the disc and it should be a import video file (if you want you can edit it) then upload it to youtube

@SvennyMcG Год назад

Awesome 👍

@user-pe7dt9sp5d 2 месяца назад

Hey I found the white and red slots but no yellow. On my tv there was no yellow just green

@SvennyMcG 2 месяца назад

Towards the end of this video you'll see an example of this: your TV supports Component. If it supports Composite (AV) as well, you will see it listed as an option in the inputs. You can select the Composite / AV input and place the yellow in the green input. Make sure the white and red are in the audio sections (and not in the red video socket, for example).

@littleray9638 2 года назад

what is the name of the CRT?

@SvennyMcG 2 года назад

Hi! The CRT TV is a Sony Trinitron model KV-27FV17.

@littleray9638 2 года назад

@@SvennyMcG thx

@SvennyMcG 2 года назад

Thanks for watching 😊👍

@GROUPGALAXYEntertainment 3 года назад

As far as I know and I'm still doing research on it the super Nintendo and model 2 Sega Genesis puts out RGB video on the multi-out There should be a way (again still trying to figure it out) to adapt that to VGA computer monitors And even component with an adapter And also using scart adapters

@SvennyMcG 3 года назад

The variety of cables available today are plentiful - there are HDMI options available for many of these retro consoles even! Personally, I've been using S-Video on my SNES and N64 (and plan on covering that in a video soon).

@gordyowl9455 2 года назад

No thanks, I'd prefer S-video, RGB SCART and for modern HDTV's I'd prefer the Retrotink upscalers

@SvennyMcG 2 года назад

Definitely a lot of different ways to connect the console but beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I did so an S-Video vs Composite video and agree there is a noticeable difference 👍😊 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KMNF5GdLK0w.html

@gordyowl9455 2 года назад

@@SvennyMcG thanks buddy

@SvennyMcG 2 года назад

Thanks for watching! Appreciate it 👍