Screen colour black and white while playing
The screen is black and white when playing
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Hi Allposition,
A GameCube can display black and white when the video cables aren't hooked up correctly. Most GameCube cable harnesses have composite cables, component cables, or some combination of the two. If you inadvertantly mix up these connections, the video will display incorrectly. I'd check the back of your TV to make sure your system is wired up correctly. If your setup is correct, you might actually have a faulty cable harness. You can buy replacement cables here.
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I have composite but I have eight holes the components can be plugged into which holes would they go in
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/1Q1Pd1... thats the layout.
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check to see if your tv is in av mode, often this mistake is your in component mode which requires 5 things, av is the mode you want it has the 3 things, sorry dont know what they are called
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Thank you! This was my issue!
I've searched for hours for a fix and this was it the whole time you deserve a medal
i dont have the av setting and also i only have three things to insert. i dont even have and place to put the other 2
how do i get it in av mode
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I have a 4k smart TV and am trying to use the 3 colours in the back. There is no yellow just yellow and green. But it's coming up black? Is the TV to high pixels to be able to take this is to I need to get another cable?
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I have yellow and green as well. Better buy and older TV. lol
Have replaced all cables and still showing black and white… is it possible my tv is too advanced or can this be due to the console itself?
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Your comment had me DYINGGGG LMFAOOOO ?????
|is it possible my tv is too advanced|
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Well, I have just fixed my Nintendo Game cube to my LG Smart TV and there is no colour! How smart is that?
