How do I attach a VGA port?

[FLAPJACKDAN]

Here's my wiring diagram. What I want to do is add a VGA port.

[Diminuendo]

best thing I can think of, has to be a RGB compatable 64

http://www.epanorama.net/faq/vga2rgb/scart.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[brunoip]

To the hell with the pixel art

[timmeh87]

You can buy a somewhat bulky device to convert to VGA... But VGA is not something that you can just hook up to a n64.

These days, the only thing I can think of that takes VGA and not S-Video is either an old computer monitor or a really, really new TV. Why do you need VGA on a portable?

[FLAPJACKDAN]

I don't specifically want VGA I just want anything that can output video.

[tsukasa]

You can't get vga output from an N64, sorry.

*References earlier post*
http://forums.benheck.com/viewtopic.php ... 2a#p425395

If you want video out from your n64p, just take the video line going to your screen, connect it to a 2-position switch, and connect the positions, 1 to the screen, and 1 to an external connector, same with audio, one to your speakers, and one to an external connector.

[FLAPJACKDAN]

I still don't understand.

[MarioOwnsAll]

Appearently my last email wasn't clear enough so here it is step by step;
1. Remove the vga port from what ever you are getting it from (it should have 15 pins).
2. Take 3 of those pins and solder then to the video and audio left and right of the n64 as marked in the wiring diagram.
3. Find a vga cable and cut off one end of it, find 3 female rca ports and solder them up to the same three pins you are using for the video and audio (use the continuety beep from a multimeter if you are unsure of which wire goes to which pin).
4. Now use some electrical tape to seal the cut cable and get a male rca to male rca cable and your all set.

Hope this helps

MarioOwnsAll

[FLAPJACKDAN]

I don't remember getting an email from you also I decided like 2 days ago that I would use rca. Does this look correct? I don't understand what the gray wire is though.

[MarioOwnsAll]

Oh, well guess I didn't hit the send button then lol but yea this looks correct for using rca... probubly better off using rca then vga to rca.