OH GOD
(http://atariace.com/images/atariace.com/nintendo/images/nes_rf_adapter_small.jpg)
See that? The original SNES RF adapter. I still use it. My hookup scheme has always allowed for me to switch easily between cable tv, snes, vcr, and N64/GCN (they use the same hookup into the vcr so i swap them).
NOW PICTURE THIS
Normally I have one RF cable going from the TV into one port of the back of the VCR. That's the input port or whatever. Now above that, there's another port on the back of the VCR. There's a cable going from it into the port on the RF adapter I have pictured above. Now the RF cord extending from the top of the adapter goes into a standard cable jack on a wall or whatever that allows for cable TV. Lastly, the cord extending from the side of the RF adapter goes straight into the back of the SNES.
THIS ALWAYS USED TO WORK. Now it doesn't. I have no idea why.
YET FOR SOME REASON...just plugging the adapter itself into the TV to have nothing but a direct SNES-TV link works.
psyduck; psyduck; psyduck;
HELP ME
WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG
What I would do is use the RCA inputs on the SIDE of the NES.
Quote from: reefer on October 17, 2007, 05:35:29 PM
What I would do is use the RCA inputs on the SIDE of the NES.
...what the fuck are you talking about? This is an SNES.
SUCCESS
I REVERSED IT BY USING THE RF ADAPTER DIRECTLY INTO THE TV, THEN HAVING THE PORT ON THE ADAPTER GO TO THE VCR, THEN HAVING A CORD FROM THE VCR GO TO THE CABLE JACK
I DON'T KNOW WHY MY OLD SETUP STOPPED WORKING BUT THIS ONE WORKS SO OKAY
Quote from: Rei Kazanami on October 17, 2007, 05:38:10 PM
...what the fuck are you talking about? This is an SNES.
oh what the fuck, never heard of someone using RF switch for an SNES.
use the RCA cord that comes with N64 and GCN
Quote from: reefer on October 17, 2007, 05:44:56 PM
oh what the fuck, never heard of someone using RF switch for an SNES.
use the RCA cord that comes with N64 and GCN
...holy shit.
I have never realized until now that the RCA end fit into that multitap thing.
Quote from: Rei Kazanami on October 17, 2007, 05:46:23 PM
...holy shit.
I have never realized until now that the RCA end fit into that multitap thing.
Multitap? What?
Quote from: reefer on October 17, 2007, 05:59:35 PM
Multitap? What?
The multitap was an accessory that allowed you to plug in up to 5 SNES controllers. It was good mostly for Bomberman games.
Quote from: Rei Kazanami on October 17, 2007, 09:29:22 PM
The multitap was an accessory that allowed you to plug in up to 5 SNES controllers. It was good mostly for Bomberman games.
Oh.
My friend has one and it just plugs into the 2nd controller port.
Quote from: reefer on October 17, 2007, 10:10:40 PM
Oh.
My friend has one and it just plugs into the 2nd controller port.
...I don't know why I never thought of it plugging into the controller port. psyduck;
Quote from: reefer on October 17, 2007, 05:44:56 PM
oh what the fuck, never heard of someone using RF switch for an SNES.
use the RCA cord that comes with N64 and GCN
OH GOD, REAPER, I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW THAT WOULD FIT
And I just found the plug today, but whatever. Super Nintendo games look much better now, and I'll test N64 games later.
Because of the old shitty TV in my room with no AV imputs, I'm stuck using RF adapters for EVERY system I own. I got this thing at radioshack that I plug into the RF thingy and it gives me the red white yellow imputs so I can plug in my wii/360 into that (its annoying having to switch them). Also, I have my ps2, snes, genesis, and n64 all on a string of 4 RF adapters that plugs into the AV imput adapter. God, I hate going behind my TV..
Quote from: Strongbad007 on January 18, 2008, 07:57:14 PM
Because of the old shitty TV in my room with no AV imputs, I'm stuck using RF adapters for EVERY system I own. I got this thing at radioshack that I plug into the RF thingy and it gives me the red white yellow imputs so I can plug in my wii/360 into that (its annoying having to switch them). Also, I have my ps2, snes, genesis, and n64 all on a string of 4 RF adapters that plugs into the AV imput adapter. God, I hate going behind my TV..
I always had to do hat to, but now I have six systems set up at once with my 943785 ports on my LCD TV.
and if you have multiples of those rf adaptors like i do, you can hook up multiple systems into the same port meaty cocks
Quote from: Strongbad007 on January 18, 2008, 07:57:14 PM
Because of the old shitty TV in my room with no AV imputs, I'm stuck using RF adapters for EVERY system I own. I got this thing at radioshack that I plug into the RF thingy and it gives me the red white yellow imputs so I can plug in my wii/360 into that (its annoying having to switch them). Also, I have my ps2, snes, genesis, and n64 all on a string of 4 RF adapters that plugs into the AV imput adapter. God, I hate going behind my TV..
Does your TV give a weaker and weaker signal each time you go through one of those switches?
Quote from: Strongbad007 on January 18, 2008, 07:57:14 PM
Because of the old shitty TV in my room with no AV imputs, I'm stuck using RF adapters for EVERY system I own. I got this thing at radioshack that I plug into the RF thingy and it gives me the red white yellow imputs so I can plug in my wii/360 into that (its annoying having to switch them). Also, I have my ps2, snes, genesis, and n64 all on a string of 4 RF adapters that plugs into the AV imput adapter. God, I hate going behind my TV..
I used to have to do that when I had my ancient TV. Now I have a couple if new ones, so it's no longer a problem. caterpie;
Quote from: reefer on January 19, 2008, 12:28:56 AM
Does your TV give a weaker and weaker signal each time you go through one of those switches?
Not that I've noticed, but I've heard that can be an issue.
Also, what's very strange is because of all my open antenna ports from all my rf adapters or w/e, I get a perfect picture on like 3 different channel. FOX news ftw caterpie;
*was joking*