I have a sanyo flat screen tv and i cant figure out how to set up my nintendo 64 with it. i have the red white and yellow wires plugged in the tv and the console is on..and the input select is on video but its just a blank screen...help!

Can I connect my Nintendo to my Cable Box, my DVD, or my VCP (video cassette player)?
Your Nintendo system requires AV inputs to work. These products do not provide inputs. Connecting to them is not possible. Unless you get a blue plug for it to work then with the connection then.

Just follow these steps and you will be playing your Nintendo 64 in no time at all.

1. Set your Nintendo 64 in it's desired location
2. Plug the power cord into the back of your console
3. Plug the other end of the power cord into an electrical outlet
4. Plug the AV cable into the back of your Nintendo 64 system
5. On the back of your VCR find 3 cable sockets colored red white and yellow
6. Plug the the red plug of the AV cable into the red socket
7. Plug the the white plug of the AV cable into the white socket
8. Plug the the yellow plug of the AV cable into the yellow socket
9. Plug your Nintendo 64 controller into the front of your console
10. Place your game into the game cartage slot
11. Turn on the Nintendo 64

If you encounter any problems at all feel free to comment on this solution so that I can further assist you.

Hello.

Get an RCA cord. The RCA cord has three wires. The wires are yellow, white and red.

The yellow cord is responsible for display, while the red and white is responsible for sound.

Look at the back of the TV, connect the yellow to "video in", then the white and red to 'audio in'.

Connect the other end to 'video out' and 'audio out' respectively at the back of your VCR.

Now, press source/AV on the TV and there should be a display of the VCR on your TV.

Now you are through.

Yours sincerely.

Elect_Comp.

Do you have all the cords.

You will need to simply plug in the power cord to the wall and then plug in the AV (red, white, yellow) cords to your Television.

You may need to select the input for the TV to RCA.

Good luck.

The power switch is located on the top of the console.

You need to have a regular RCA input for the N64 A/V cable. Neither component or HDMI will work with the N64's RCAs. Almost all TVs still have RCA inputs on them. Look on you television for a set of three inputs (yellow, red, white). If your TV does not have these inputs, you cannot use an N64 with it.

You should have plugs on the back or sides of the tv that will allow you to plug these jacks into a video and audio ports. The are colored the same as the plugs, and easy to match.

Wow, the classic Nintendo 64. That was my first gaming system. I do know that the 64 has default RCA cords (Red, Yellow, White). They are required to be inputed into your TV. Make sure the 64 is plugged into a power source and that it turns on. Make sure that your game actually works. Clean out your 64 by using a can of compressed air, do the same to your game.

Finally try to start it up.

If I helped in any way please rate me and help me out.

Thanks,
Brandonmxb

The Nintendo 64 sends out a signal that can only be properly decoded by old CRT TV's

Those Bravia TV's are the God's TV's even if they did work on it I wouldn't recommend it because it would most definitely eventually ruin the life span of your TV.

But to answer your Question the Cables should be plugged into AV1 which is the Red White and Yellow Connections

Hi kdg 1026,
The wire from the Nintendo should have 3 plugs on the end. Yellow, Whit and Red.
OPn the baqck of the TV you have inputs that are color coded, Yellow, White and Red.
Plug the wires into the color coded inputs.
Turn on Nintendo. Press input button on your TV remote until you get the picture.
Let me know if this helps.
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the red white yellow wires plug into the rear of the unit (white and red RCA will go into video or aux input) the yellow wire will go into video in (the red and white RCA from Nintendo they can go into either video 1input or aux input) on back of in-dash unit
hope this helped