Reconnecting the A/V Lines?
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Reconnecting the A/V Lines?
In the book, it doesn't say how to wire the A/V lines out. It shows where, but not how. Should I just use a one-strand of ribbon cable, for each?
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Designer noob
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Re: Reconnecting the A/V Lines?
Its me again...
What are you trying to do? Make a A/v output jack if so, thats not hard.
What you do is before you hook up the composite, right, and left audio to the PS one screen break into into two seperate wires. Add one to the correct pin of the screen and then solder one wire onto a output jack. Then take the ground break it into four wires one to the screen and the other three, one to each of the output jacks.
I know this for a fact and have a perfect A/V switch or use to.
What are you trying to do? Make a A/v output jack if so, thats not hard.
What you do is before you hook up the composite, right, and left audio to the PS one screen break into into two seperate wires. Add one to the correct pin of the screen and then solder one wire onto a output jack. Then take the ground break it into four wires one to the screen and the other three, one to each of the output jacks.
I know this for a fact and have a perfect A/V switch or use to.
Re: Reconnecting the A/V Lines?
No, that's not what I'm trying to do. What I need to do is just get the signal off of the motherboard, as it says here.
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Re: Reconnecting the A/V Lines?
Thats how you do it. That a a/v output jack that takes the signal from the motherboard.
I have use that hook up many times and you just plug cords into the three jacks and into the T.V. and bam you now have a A/Voutput jack.
I have use that hook up many times and you just plug cords into the three jacks and into the T.V. and bam you now have a A/Voutput jack.
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Re: Reconnecting the A/V Lines?
You just have to make sure you connect the ground from the output jacks to the SNES's ground, otherwise it will not work.Designer noob wrote:Thats how you do it. That a a/v output jack that takes the signal from the motherboard.
I have use that hook up many times and you just plug cords into the three jacks and into the T.V. and bam you now have a A/Voutput jack.
