Does this cable exist for a N64?

[Yossarian]

I'm looking for one that connects to the video in, audio left/right. The system I got off ebay only has the RF connector and I must use the nifty jacks on the front of my tv.

 

[Spoooon]

They have it at Nintendo's online store for 16 dollars.

 

[bubbadu]

thats should be just a standrad RCA cable.. you should be able to get them at EB or Gamestop for pretty cheap.

-Bubbadu

 

[deftron]

Yeah, that RCA adapter was the default one that came witht he N64

Should be about 2 bucks at FuncoLand or any used game place.

 

[fr]

It shouldn't be too hard to find. Back when N64 was still selling, InterAct ones were under $10. If you find one for SNES, I think it works the same for N64 too.

 

[jaeger66]

Are there any consoles that actually use standard RCA jacks on the unit itself?

 

[bubbadu]

the NES had them .. thats all i can remember that had them built right into the console.

-Bubbadu

 

[yellowperil]

I think if you go to Best Buy they have the 'universal' console A/V cable, with connectors for PS, Gamecube, XBox. Anyway the one I got also has a connector for N64.

 

[Thegonagle]

The original revision of the Sony PlayStation supported a regular RCA cable, as did the first NES.

Yes, the A/V cable for a SNES will work. Nintendo used the same connector for both units.

 

[Yossarian]

thanks guys... yeah I meant RCA, not RF

 

[MercenaryForHire]

Originally posted by: Garfang
The original revision of the Sony PlayStation supported a regular RCA cable, as did the first NES.

Yes, the A/V cable for a SNES will work. Nintendo used the same connector for both units.

Isn't it the same connector even on the GameCube (for the analog connector anyhow?)

- M4H

 

[kmac1914]

Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire

Originally posted by: Garfang
The original revision of the Sony PlayStation supported a regular RCA cable, as did the first NES.

Yes, the A/V cable for a SNES will work. Nintendo used the same connector for both units.

Isn't it the same connector even on the GameCube (for the analog connector anyhow?)

- M4H

It is. Nintendo has used the same one for the last 3 generations...which is good if you ever lose one.