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--- av:nintendomultiav [2009/02/15 14:32] – Link83
+++ av:nintendomultiav [2009/03/22 22:32] – typo correct 82.16.34.173
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-Note that Pin 3 can be either C-Sync or +12V depeding on the consoles region (NTSC or PAL).
+Note that Pin 3 can be either C-Sync or +12V depending on the consoles region (NTSC or PAL).
 [Picture taken from an N64 motherboard on which most signals are already labelled]
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 ^ N64 | S-Video | 75ohm resistor to ground and 220uF capacitor* in series on Luma. 75ohm resistor to ground and 68nF capacitor in series on Chroma| Straight through to display |
 ^ N64 | RGB | Requires modification first - Only a certain early French model - 'NUS-001(FRA)' - can be modified easily. Any cable components will depend on the mod performed | Requires modification first - Only early NTSC consoles can be modified easily. Any cable components will depend on the mod performed |
-^ Gamecube | Composite Video | 75ohm resistor to ground, 220uF capacitor* in series on Composite Video  | Straight through to display |
+^ Gamecube | Composite Video | 75ohm resistor to ground and 220uF capacitor* in series on Composite Video  | Straight through to display |
 ^ Gamecube | S-Video | Does not output S-Video from the MultiAV port | Straight through to display |
 ^ Gamecube | RGB | 220uF Capacitors* in series on R, G & B. If you are going to watch/use the Composite video picture aswell (Scart connection) then you also need to use a 75ohm resistor to ground and 220uF capacitor* in series on Composite Video| Does not output RGB from the MultiAV port. RGB can be obtained from the 'Digital AV Out' port by using a modified Component/D-Terminal cable. For more info [[http://gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=av:gamecube_rgb|see here.]]|