HDMI Adapter for N64, SNES and GameCube + 1.5 m HDMI Cable – Console Powered, 3.5mm Audio Out
Most new TVs no longer have yellow, red and white AV inputs.
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How to connect: plug the adapter into the console's AV MULTI OUT port, run the included HDMI cable to your TV, switch the console on and select that HDMI input. It works one way only, console to TV.
Compatible with Nintendo 64, Super Nintendo (SNES, incl. Jr), Super Famicom and GameCube – they share the same AV MULTI OUT port
You’ll also need
In the pack: 1 × HDMI adapter and 1 × black 1.5 m HDMI cable. Console, TV, headphones and speakers are not included.
Key product details
- Plugs straight into the console – a compact direct-plug adapter with no lead between console and adapter
- No power lead needed – powered by the console's own AV port, so there is no USB lead or power adapter
- Converts the console's analogue AV signal to HDMI for TVs without AV inputs (supplier-rated 1080p output); PAL and NTSC
- HDMI plus a 3.5mm audio-out jack – HDMI carries picture and sound; the 3.5mm jack lets you add headphones or powered speakers
- Includes a black 1.5 m HDMI cable – everything you need between console and TV
About this item
This small adapter plugs straight into the AV MULTI OUT port on the back of the console and sends picture and sound to the TV over HDMI.
It takes its power from the console itself, so there is no USB lead or power adapter to plug in.
Compatibility – please check your console: it fits consoles with the Nintendo AV MULTI OUT port – Nintendo 64, Super Nintendo (SNES, including the later Jr model), Super Famicom and Nintendo GameCube (using the analogue AV MULTI OUT port). It does not fit the original NES or Famicom, Wii, Wii U, Switch, the mini Classic editions or PlayStation consoles.
Picture: it converts the console's analogue AV signal and upscales it for HDMI TVs (supplier-rated 1080p output). Works with PAL and NTSC consoles. The picture is as sharp as a good AV connection; it does not add detail that was never in the game.
Sound: sound travels over HDMI to the TV. The 3.5mm audio-out jack beside the HDMI socket lets you plug in headphones or powered speakers (not included).
