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| − | The Nintendo 64, often referred to as N64, is a 64 bit video game console released in 1996 by Nintendo. It is the most powerful cartridge based system ever produced. The console does not provide an RGB signal and must be modified in order to provide one. | + | The Nintendo 64, often referred to as N64, is a 64 bit video game console released in 1996 by Nintendo. It is the most powerful cartridge based non-handheld system ever produced. The console does not provide an RGB signal and must be modified in order to provide one. The highest quality signal from a stock console is S-video. |
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| + | == Models == | ||
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| + | There was only one main revision of the hardware. The console was released in Europe, USA and Japan. The consoles software library is region locked. | ||
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| + | === Models tested === | ||
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| + | NUS-001 (Japanese) with RGB modification. | ||
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| + | == [[XRGB-2]] Specific settings == | ||
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== [[XRGB-3]] Specific settings == | == [[XRGB-3]] Specific settings == | ||
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| + | No special settings are required. If you are using an unmodded PAL console you will need to transcode Composite or S-Video to RGB, otherwise you will only get a monochrome picture. | ||
== [[XRGB-Mini]] Specific settings == | == [[XRGB-Mini]] Specific settings == | ||
| − | For RGB modded Nintendo 64 consoles you may | + | For RGB modded Nintendo 64 consoles you may need to adjust sync level or use an external [[sync cleaner]]. |
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| + | == [[OSSC]] Specific settings == | ||
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| + | No special settings are required. | ||
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| + | [[Category:Game Consoles]] | ||
| + | [[Category:RGB Mods]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:20, 10 May 2016
The Nintendo 64, often referred to as N64, is a 64 bit video game console released in 1996 by Nintendo. It is the most powerful cartridge based non-handheld system ever produced. The console does not provide an RGB signal and must be modified in order to provide one. The highest quality signal from a stock console is S-video.
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Models
There was only one main revision of the hardware. The console was released in Europe, USA and Japan. The consoles software library is region locked.
Models tested
NUS-001 (Japanese) with RGB modification.
XRGB-2 Specific settings
insert data
XRGB-3 Specific settings
No special settings are required. If you are using an unmodded PAL console you will need to transcode Composite or S-Video to RGB, otherwise you will only get a monochrome picture.
XRGB-Mini Specific settings
For RGB modded Nintendo 64 consoles you may need to adjust sync level or use an external sync cleaner.
OSSC Specific settings
No special settings are required.
