Saturn Problems

[Yart]

I did that once.

I modded a composite video jack onto my Sega Genesis because I only had an RF cable and no proprietary A/V plug for my system.

It was the stupidest decision ever. At the end, I realized it would have just been easier had I just made a cable for the AV port.

You can laugh at my stupid here.
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T should have just made a cable. I mean, why not?

[buckoa51]

Lol, neither the Megadrive nor the Saturn have a proprietary connector, it's standard DIN. However in the Saturn's case its almost impossible to find it as a part (lots of cables are readily available though)

Though frankly why you'd want to mess about screwing around with solder, case cutting etc and risking damage to your consoles to save £20 at the most just baffles me.

[Yart]

For me I just wanted to play it that night. lol

When you got a craving for some good ol' Genesis/Mega Drive quality time, there is no waiting!!

[zyrobs]

Feb 26, 2011 9:21:42 GMT buckoa51 said:

Lol, neither the Megadrive nor the Saturn have a proprietary connector, it's standard DIN. However in the Saturn's case its almost impossible to find it as a part (lots of cables are readily available though)

Though frankly why you'd want to mess about screwing around with solder, case cutting etc and risking damage to your consoles to save £20 at the most just baffles me.

You don't even need to cut the case. The opening on the back where you fit the video cd card is perfect for holding extra output connectors. Tucking all the cables inside the thing can be tricky though, especially if you take shielding in mind.