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HDMI adapter converter cable for Nintendo Snes, N64 & GameCube console S-PRO HD with upscaling | XYAB

Name: HDMI adapter converter cable for Nintendo Snes, N64 & GameCube console S-PRO HD with upscaling | XYAB
Brand: XYAB
SKU: 000635
Price: 1113.0 GBP
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Features:

- HDMI cable compatible with retro Nintendo Consoles.
- Connect a Snes, N64 & GamCube to a modern TV.
- Supports up to 1080p with upscaling.
- No external power source needed.
- 1.8m / 6ft cable length

Description:

Plug and Play solution for connecting Nintendo consoles to HD TVs.

Video and audio in full HD 1080 format with zero transmission loss.

Compatible with Super Nintendo, Nintendo 64 & Nintendo GameCube consoles

Utilizes console's S-Video signal to upscale the image.

Platform	Nintendo 64 Nintendo Gamecube Nintendo Snes
Colour	Black
Manufacturer	XYAB
EAN	810176600917
Weight	275g

Doesn´t work

I ordered one cable and tried it with SNES and GameCube (PAL) but didn´t get any signal. I contacted ZedLabz and they send me new one that worked with SNES using one of my 3 different TV´s. I tried both cables with 3 different screens and two different consoles but only second cable worked with one TV.

I got many tips and lists to check and everything is just like it should be (resolution, console models etc) but still nothing.