will i be able to hook up a nintendo 64 to this tv?
1584358
After looking at the Quick Start guide, there is mention about connecting a Game Station to the TV.
528961
Yup, it'll work. I have the HDMI cable plugged into the adapter and a Wii U, and a attached to a VGA cable plugged into the adapter and a computer monitor. I have an auxiliary cable plugged into the adapter and into an amplifier.So yeah, that's my setup and it works perfectly! As long as you have HDMI and VGA slots it should all work.
406790
No, if u want multi system emulation get the JXD-S5110b. Just type it into Amazon and you'll see the PS4 clone that emulates multiple systems from the 8 and 16 bit eras, I think it does N64 also
1512608
You can connect anything with an HDMI output and hook up to your older television as long as it has "component video input."
464860
Yes; however, you will still require a digital converter box (converts digital to analog) as older TVs do not understand digital signals without external aid.
84970
No, it cannot. Its primary and sole function is to emulate that of a Nintendo 64 Game-pad. I Hope this helps.
2171519
It won't work with the NES since the NES does not have native rgb you would have to get an external up scaler or mod your NES which are both very expensive options. It works perfect with my SNES ,genesis ,sega Saturn , sega master system, and dreamcast but it won't work with N64 because it also does not have native rgb. I would just hold out for something like the retron 5 when it comes out later this year which will play NES games in hd via hdmi
765161
I'm gonna say yes because of the other comments, but make sure that you have the right television set for it. Apparently there were PAL and NTSC versions, and it won't work out with a PAL system if you have an NTSC (North American) television.
203234
This unit will take a composite output and convert to HDMI. If your WII is composite, (red, white, and yellow outputs) then this will work if you want to deliver to the TV via HDMI
2248891
Well it will work with Wii with the purchase of component cables, with the Nintendo 64m, and SNES with the purchase o S-Video cables, as for the NES I'm afraid it's incompatible.
157146
Many TVs have a component input location the is made up of five ports. There are 3 for the 3 colors the tv displays and 2 for audio of course. If your TV does not have a place to plug in the component cables, you will need to get a converter. Your TV probably has and hdmi input. If not, just stick with the composite cable. The wii isn't a high definition device anyway so you won't display in 1080p ever with it. These cables do work for Wii U.
2248703
I guess that depends of your receiver this only transform your rca or component wii connection to hdmi with usually to 1080 but this is not true, bit works for me, because my tv didn't have rca or component only hdmi
2217802
As long as you pair it with a Wii or other game console device. I have owned the TV for four years and it has been a very good device; superior visual for many shows; especially good for live sports (has 120hz rather than 60hz).
765160
Yes, it will work IF you are using the RF adapter. If you don't have it anymore and you don't have the Turbo Boost/Plus or the CD-ROM attachment, I have used a standard cable to connect the RF to the TV using a original NES and Atari box. So you should not have any trouble.
1873401
Sorry the answer is no. Check your tv to see if it has optical (toslink) out.
1701941
You would need a video card or a device that has rca plugs. Its almost a dead technology, so ebay probably
1773045
That depends on what kind of output your tv accepts. Chances are you're fine; most tvs accept the RCA that is provided, but you might want to check to be sure.