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Reddit mentions of Tomee GameCube / N64 / SNES S-Video AV Cable
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Tomee GameCube / N64 / SNES S-Video AV Cable. Here are the top ones.
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- Replace the standard cable included with the SNES / GameCube / N64 system with S-Video and/or RCA composite connection.
- Enjoy better gameplay with clear graphics and sharp pictures from the S-Video connection.
- Easy connections with the color-coded connectors: RCA Yellow (Video), Red (Left Audio), and White (Right Audio).S-Video Black (Video)
Features:
Specs:
| Height | 1.2 inches |
| Length | 8.2 inches |
| Weight | 0.35 Pounds |
| Width | 2.6 inches |
Anyone got any interesting setups/tv's? Idk why i'm writing this but here are the things I bring to tourneys.
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My Tv Is by far the most eye catching thing. I bought 350 Fortune cookies and have been just taping them on there whenever I finish one. I am pretty much out of them so I have quite a bit all over the TV. The air fresheners were to bring some nice smells to any tournament I went to.
Standard Gamecube: 1.02 melee with newest 20xx TE and vanilla melee memory cards. This is the video cable IOnebring. It has s video + regular composite so I don't have to bring a powered splitter. Explaining more below.
Recording/Streaming setup: This consists of a Webcam which also records player/crowd audio (also a 16 ft extension). An Elgato with 16ft extension. Then I have 2 non-powered composite splitters. I plug in the composite video from the game cube directly into my TV and the S video into the elgato. The result isn't actually too bad (if someone knows how to deinterlace for better video hmu).
The last thing is My Controller: Someone on etsy painted it for me right before big house and so far it's a great purchase. It is of a Palestinian flag and has my tag on it. it doesn't feel any different from any other game cube controller which is great.
Edit: forgot about my headphone setup. I have sennheiser Momentums I bring with my headphone amp and plug that into the tv's audio with one of These. This has a pass through meaning other people can listen through the TV and I can adjust the volume with my amp. I also bring another headphone splitter so people can listen with their headphones.
I would just stick to what you got. From my experiences anything that could actually make it look better cost too much.
Edit: you could try this, i have no idea how good the quality is but you can use them in SNES, N64 and GameCube...
If your TV has SCART inputs you could also get great picture quality out if that but it can be costly