I don't know. How bright or saturated do colors look on the fat telly? It may help narrow this down further.
Like I was saying... NTSC and PAL SNES RGB cables are not constructed the same. An NTSC SNES RGB cable has capacitors inside on the red/green/blue lines. Instead of resistors the PAL SNES RGB cable does.
So yes there are four main types of RGB cable for SNES:
Euro SCART for PAL consoles
Euro SCART for NTSC consoles
Japan SCART for PAL consoles
Japan SCART for NTSC consoles
But the latter two you can just disregard. (unless daring enough to actually import a whole TV from Japan!)
I own the second type. Since I'm using an American SNES, with Europe wired converters.
Image problem with my SNES on my HD TV
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Re: Image problem with my SNES on my HD TV
I'm pretty sure the colors are perfect on the fat telly.theclaw wrote:I don't know. How bright or saturated do colors look on the fat telly? It may help narrow this down further.
Like I was saying... NTSC and PAL SNES RGB cables are not constructed the same. An NTSC SNES RGB cable has capacitors inside on the red/green/blue lines. Instead of resistors the PAL SNES RGB cable does.
So yes there are four main types of RGB cable for SNES:
Euro SCART for PAL consoles
Euro SCART for NTSC consoles
Japan SCART for PAL consoles
Japan SCART for NTSC consoles
But the latter two you can just disregard. (unless daring enough to actually import a whole TV from Japan!)
I own the second type. Since I'm using an American SNES, with Europe wired converters.
Hm....so what cable should I buy so it works?
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Re: Image problem with my SNES on my HD TV
Try looking for a European seller who advertises RGB compatibility with NTSC consoles.
You probably know how rarely used SCART cables are, here in the states.
You probably know how rarely used SCART cables are, here in the states.
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Re: Image problem with my SNES on my HD TV
Is the SNES an NTSC one? Because ZeroAX is located in Greece. Wouldn't it be PAL?theclaw wrote:Try looking for a European seller who advertises RGB compatibility with NTSC consoles.
You probably know how rarely used SCART cables are, here in the states.
Re: Image problem with my SNES on my HD TV
Well he says it's a Super Famicom. If true STOP and unplug that power supply NOW to be safe. The official Nintendo UK power supply outputs AC. Super Famicom needs DC!! 
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Ah, I missed the Super Famicom comment.theclaw wrote:Well he says it's a Super Famicom. If true STOP and unplug that power supply NOW to be safe. The official Nintendo UK power supply outputs AC. Super Famicom needs DC!!