N64 Video Cables

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RetroTINK-2X Retro-console to Digital Display/TV The RetroTINK-2X Classic is the original version of the ultra-low latency line doubler that takes composite, S-video and component analog output from your retro-console and outputs HDMI digital video...

EON Super 64 for Nintendo 64 DESCRIPTION: The EON Super 64 is the latest product in the EON catalogue of HDMI plug-and-play adapters. This patent pending design is the first adapter of its kind to offer a complete plug-and-play solution intended for...

RetroTINK 2X-Pro Retro-console to Digital Display/TV Converter The RetroTINK-2X Pro is the next evolution of the original 2X for converting component, Svideo and composite signals from retro consoles to a modern HDMI display. The 2X-Pro...

Its time to take you favorite retro gaming consoles to your fancy HD TV! This Old Skool converter will upscale your older video output into a high-def signal, up to 1080p@60fps!! This is also the perfect solution for a TV lacking older AV inputs. ...

Replace your broken or lost standard AV cable with the Tomee AV Cable for SNES, GameCube and N64. This cable provides the same picture quality as the standard AV cable included with your SNES, GameCube, or N64 console.

3-In-1 HDTV Cable for GameCube/ N64/ Super NES - Hyperkin DESCRIPTION: Conveniently play three of your favorite console generations on your HDTV in 16:9 or 4:3 aspect ratio. It supports 720p resolution and crisp, stereo audio. An additional power...

RetroTINK - RGB2COMP [RGB to YPbPr Transcoder] Zero-lag analog transcoder to convert RGB video to component video. FEATURES: Supports 240p/480i/288i/576i/480p/720p and custom resolutions 1x SCART input 5x RCA output (Y, Pb, Pr,...

RetroTINK RGB2COMP Analog transcoder to convert RGB video to component video. The RGB2COMP is designed to be a high quality transcoder that is extremely simple to use.Connect the SCART input and the RCA component outputs. Power up your source...