RX-V663 and N64 issues - Blu-ray Forum

ra1nman · 07-21-2008, 06:54 PM

Over the weekend I tried hooking up my Nintendo 64 to the front ports of the yammy and guess what.....no video but I did have sound. Thinking that the issue was the video cable, I moved the plugs to my TV and low and behold....no issues. I thought great, I have a dead video port on my receiver. I took a camcorder cable and plugged it into the front port then connected my ipod and got picture and sound. So next I tried connecting my camera using the same cable....again no issues. I went back and connected my N64 again and ended up with my original issue.

I thought I might have had an I/O assignment issue. But if both ipod and camera works fine it's gotta be something else.

If you have a N64 yourself, maybe you can try this out too and report back?

Anyone understand why this is happening?

un4gvn94538 · 07-21-2008, 07:14 PM

i thought i was the last one on earth with a n64

you problem got my curiosity going. i took the n64 out of the kids room and put it in place of the gamecube. its the same a/v cable. going into the 705 and to the tv via hdmi, i got audio, but the pic would come in for a sec. then go out for a few sec. the pic also seemed to move either up or down. it has to be the way the video is on the cartridge.

07-21-2008, 06:54 PM	#1
ra1nman Member Member since:Jun 2008 Location:Appleton, WI	RX-V663 and N64 issues Over the weekend I tried hooking up my Nintendo 64 to the front ports of the yammy and guess what.....no video but I did have sound. Thinking that the issue was the video cable, I moved the plugs to my TV and low and behold....no issues. I thought great, I have a dead video port on my receiver. I took a camcorder cable and plugged it into the front port then connected my ipod and got picture and sound. So next I tried connecting my camera using the same cable....again no issues. I went back and connected my N64 again and ended up with my original issue. I thought I might have had an I/O assignment issue. But if both ipod and camera works fine it's gotta be something else. If you have a N64 yourself, maybe you can try this out too and report back? Anyone understand why this is happening?

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un4gvn94538 Blu-ray Knight Top contributor Member since:Dec 2007 Location:Limbo (Bakersfield, Ca.) 4K collection:143 Blu-ray collection:811 DVD collection:54 Digital collection:1494 Trading Score:277	i thought i was the last one on earth with a n64 you problem got my curiosity going. i took the n64 out of the kids room and put it in place of the gamecube. its the same a/v cable. going into the 705 and to the tv via hdmi, i got audio, but the pic would come in for a sec. then go out for a few sec. the pic also seemed to move either up or down. it has to be the way the video is on the cartridge.

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