I know it's not exactly computer-related, but it's electronics-related and Peripherals seemed the best place to put it. I'm more likely to get responses on this forum than any other.
I want to pull out the old Sega Megadrive (Genesis to the rest of you) for a bit of nostalgic gaming. I've got a 3-way AV selector (RCA) with the VCR in one and the N64 in another, and space for the MD i the third. However, I only have an RF modulator for the MD, which has to piggyback with the aerial in an arrangement that compromises everything. I can't find any stereo AV leads for the MD2 in Australia (and I'm not big on spending >$25 on importing one from the UK or US), the only ones I see are mono.
Is there a way to come from the RF modulator into a three-prong RCA lead or something? What's the best thing to do?
(While we're on it, I want to see if I can get the even older NES working. Same problem...)
EDIT: Forget the NES, just realised it already has RCA-outs
. They were thinking ahead, weren't they?
I want to pull out the old Sega Megadrive (Genesis to the rest of you) for a bit of nostalgic gaming. I've got a 3-way AV selector (RCA) with the VCR in one and the N64 in another, and space for the MD i the third. However, I only have an RF modulator for the MD, which has to piggyback with the aerial in an arrangement that compromises everything. I can't find any stereo AV leads for the MD2 in Australia (and I'm not big on spending >$25 on importing one from the UK or US), the only ones I see are mono.
Is there a way to come from the RF modulator into a three-prong RCA lead or something? What's the best thing to do?
(While we're on it, I want to see if I can get the even older NES working. Same problem...)
EDIT: Forget the NES, just realised it already has RCA-outs
. They were thinking ahead, weren't they?
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