HDMI Cable for Nintendo 64 N64, Super Nintendo SNES (2-in-1), SNES/N64 to HDMI Adapter with S-Video Signal Output (Better Video Quality), HD Converter with 4:3/16:9 Switch

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I really like how people starting out can just buy a RAD2x and start using it right away on all models of the SNES…and if they have a mini, it’ll still work with no fuss and no input button to mess with. Then if they decide if they’d like to upgrade to RGB, the RAD2x will just automatically boot in that mode, with no changes necessary. At the moment, no other HDMI cable on the market can even come close to doing that! AV Famicom

Hyperkin are good like that; they give us exactly what we want at a very reasonable price, and it’s hard to argue with that logic. The HDMI converter is compatible with the Nintendo N64, SNES / Super Famicom, Gamecube from all regions providing they have a digital port Restoring RGB to a SNES Jr. is actually a great first mod to try out. I built my own amp and wired it up, and it worked great. You’ll get a slightly better picture using a pre-built THS7374 amp, but I think the THS7314 route still looks magnificent. Use an installerAudio output options: If you prefer to use external speakers or a sound system for better audio quality, ensure that your smart TV is set to output the audio through the desired audio output option. This can typically be found in the TV’s audio settings menu. as a note, if you already own a Framemeister, use it and enjoy it! My advice is simply for people looking to buy a scaler now, as it’s extremely expensive. The horizontal position setting is great for two reasons. First, if you need to crop the game (as shown above), you can use this feature to re-center the game. All signals, video and audio, are all digitally created therefore noise free. No analog conversion in the kit!

Depending on what model of Super Nintendo you are using and what kind of display you would like to use it with, Also how much you are willing to pay and what kind of picture quality you are expecting or can just put up with; there are a number of different of options to consider. Smart TV Inputs Explained

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No need for external power supply. Optional external microUSB port for power incase of issues with ageing power supplies or incorrectly rated after market power supplies. If you’ve tried these troubleshooting steps and are still experiencing issues, consult the user manual for your SNES console and smart TV for further guidance or consider seeking technical support from the manufacturers. Here are some videos of the Hi-Def NES in action. I highly recommend watching in 1080p so you get the full effect.