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    Default NES composite video problems...

    as the title says im having some video issues with the composite output. I used to run the nes (its been in a box for the last 3 years or so) from the RF switch and had no problems, but that is gone now and im trying to run it from composite but its pretty badly garbled. I did my best to try and take some pictures, the best way I can describe it is there are a lot of diagonal lines running through the picture, but its offset in some place too.

    any advice?

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    The video bus runs through the cartridge connector. Try cleaning it, reseating it and/or retensioning it.
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    Also make sure your composite cable is good.
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    Quote Originally Posted by APE992 View Post
    The video bus runs through the cartridge connector. Try cleaning it, reseating it and/or retensioning it.
    yup. I bent the bottom pins up and the picture is 100% perfect!! thanks!!

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