Azduou N64 to HDMI Converter Converts N64 Game Console Video Signal to HDMI Signal Easily Connect The Game Console to HDTV Adapter/Converter（Support N64，SNES，SFC，NGC）

Thanks to this converter, I can now play my Nintendo 64 on my new smart TV. This is easy to use and quick to install. The graphics look good enough for my needs. This won’t produce real high definition images of my old Nintendo 64 games, but I did not expect it to.

If you want to run your antique Nintendo 64, first released in 1996, along with a more modern HD TV, then this Nintendo 64 to HDMI Converter will enable that. The converter comes with all the cables that you need, including s USB power supply. The result is a decent display. What more can you ask for?

Theres a lot of classic gaming converters on the market these days, and most of them use RGB to HDMI conversion so you get cleaner signal than the horrible composite that these consoles output back in the day full of blown out colors, crushed blacks, and color bleed. Mileage is going to vary but essentially... This converter outputs a decent signal (less distortion than composite) but darker than the composite signal you are probably used to. You may want to adjust your image to increase the brightness (I wish a cable like this on the market would auto-bright picture to compensate). You can switch between 4:3 and 16:8 aspect ratio for the old and new aspect ratios. There does not appear to be upscaling as the image was small on my projector. No matter, I just zoomed it to full screen and it looks great. Given that, make sure your TV can upscale low resolution (I believe N64 was 480i signal) images without problems. Cartridge based consoles like SNES and N64 tend to have signal drop-out when a cartridge fails to load and also often when simply booting, so when HDMI (which works on signal detect) is used with this old tech I expect to need to reset HDMI switches and cables a few times to get a game to show up. That said, I was able to do so without much hassle and once a game DOES boot signal is consistently good. The first game I tried had no signal so I disconnected the cable and reseated the cartridge a few times and then it came right up. The second game I tried did the same thing and then gave me picture with no sound. pulled and reconnected the cable then everything came up fine. Im not sure what other peoples experience will be with converting a signal this old to HDMI, but it looks plenty good to my eyes. I like a slightly soft image and thats what I got here. I wish it was a brighter image but until we get a new console that plays N64 cartridges in a higher resolution it doesnt get much better than this unless you LIKE super-sharp low resolution images (the horrible aliasing looks awful to me without some softening). I like this cable. If you like your image sharper and brighter prepare to spend a LOT more money. If you like your image soft and dont mind it being dim give this a try.

Only get a blue screen with no signal, despite follows all the tips given in the instructions. Sadly will be returning Tried on a Sony Bravia TV

Small size, short cables, excellent picture quality! Confirmed it works with N64, Super Nintendo, and Gamecube. I have an entire game cabinet using three of these and no issues with any of them! One note, on the Super Nintendo, I had to use it without the USB power cable. If I connected USB power, power would feedback into the Nintendo and cause it to not boot. Works completely fine without the power connected on the Super Nintendo, all others require USB power.

Super easy to set up, just plug in. And being able to change aspect ratio was very nice.

I like how this product works as it should. There is no interruptions and the picture quality is as good as it gets!

Works as designed and intended.

I do not regret this purchase at all. Thank you!!

I purchased this product to be able to display my GameCube onto my computer monitor, as well as being able to stream the game to friends to watch. There is a little switch to change aspect ratios to fit more modern television screens, however it does make the image a little more stretched, which is expected. One thing which I, as well as many others, have noticed, is the device appears to run a little warm (or even hot) after extended usage. The company makes you aware of it within the attached manual, however I do not believe this should even be happening to start with. Another thing to note is that my package did not come with the promised USB power adapter, which I had to contact the support team in order to get that sorted out. To my it is not that big of a deal, however I did believe it was note-worthy.