Can a ps2 tv work on a N64

Includes but not limited to: SNES, Genesis, Sega CD, PlayStation 1, Nintendo 64, Dreamcast, Game Gear and I guess the Virtual Boy.

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Can a ps2 tv work on a N64

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Can a ps2 tv work on a N64 (i feel like a noob asking this question)
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Yes you juist need to crack it open and find audio left and roght. then video could go rgb or composite.
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Cant only certain n64's do RGB?
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yeah, although I suppose all could with a custom d/a converter
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well i got a Ps1 screen and i need to know where to solder wire to n64 for video
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You want the comp line.
segasonicfan wrote:Well, I have 3 N64's: a 1996, a 98 and a 99. The 98 and 99 models work but I broke the 96 model a while back. Recently, to my disappointment, I discovered that the 96 model is the only model I have which is RGB-mod compatible...because the other two have differenct video ICs! The pinout is completely different and the chip is that NUS crud. I read some earlier threads on this, but it doesn't look like a mod is available. Using my multimeter and doing some work today I figured out most of the pinout for the outputs on the chip (on the right side, pins 17 to 32). Here's what I got:

32-? +3.07v
31-? +1.21v
30-? +1.21v
29-Y (luma)
28-Ground
27-Comp Video
26-Ground
25-C (Chroma)
24-Ground
23- +VCC in (5v)
22-Ground
21-Ground
20-Audio left
19-Ground
18-? +1.67v (and it just ends at a capacitor...)
17-Audio right
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:D thanks
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