The sound works and the picture shows up, but the picture is in black and white and is really grainy. The same thing happened with this TV with my Wii, so I had to buy a different converter. Is there a converter for N64?
You probably have the RCAs in the component video hookups. Its easy to confuse them as they are similar ports. They are usually red, blue, and green. Look for the yellow, white, and red hookups. Those are for RCA connections as they don't work in the component hookups for HD video. i.e. blue-ray, PS3 That will cause the video to look grey and grainy.
SOURCE: Black and White Video - Wii Component cable
put yellow in video red and white in audio and change source to av
SOURCE: N64 isn't working with Vizio HDTV...
Do this, hook it up to another tv just to make sure that the N64 is workig properly. If it works on another tv then you know the system is fine. If it doesn't work on another tv then it could be that you have dirty games and you need to clean the contacts and then reinsert them into the system and get them to work.
Keep the system on a known good working tv until you can get your games to work and display properly. You can clean the games by using a damp q-tip and wiping the contacts on the bottom of the game back and forth a bunch of times, there will probably be all kinds of black that comes off.
keep on trying games untill you get one to work and display properly, then go ahead and move the tv to the one you want it to work on and test it out and it just might work then.
SOURCE: Plug in the wii system and everything comes in black and white
Try plugging it into another scart socket, this sometimes happens when a tv does not support 60hz. the result is a screen that has no colour. You could try just plugging it onto the seperate av inputs. Most tv's these days have one scart that will work ok and in colour.
SOURCE: nintendo 64.black and white picture
In order to play a different region game on a different region TV (example playing a PAL game on a NTSC tv) your tv needs to be automatic enabled. Some tv's have an option on the remote to change the input signal to PAL NTSC or SECAM. If your tv does not have that then there is literally nothing you can do apart from get a different tv with this feature.
SOURCE: no color on my wii
Ok 2 questions? Are you connecting it via the scart RGB lead sold with the product, If so connect it using the colors on the leads with the corresponding colors on the scart
Or using a HDMI lead. Connect corresponding colors to the back of the TV,
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