How do I hook up my Super Nintendo to a Flat Screen?

[wheelchairman]

The question is fairly simple. However I want to note that I live in Europe, have a European SNES and of course a European TV. I don't know if that makes a difference, but it might.

Secondly, I have an RF cable (the antenna cable, for people like me who are technologically retarded), and the S-Video cable (also known as the cable with two penises and no vaginas).

Neither of them work. From what I've read I need an RF modulator if I want to use the RF cable, or if I want to use the S-Video cable I need a multi-out.

Does anyone have any experience with this? If so, do you have any advice?

And no, I don't want to use emulators, or internet subscriptions, or USB control pads. Those are really cool, but I just want to use my SNES on my TV.

Otherwise I'll just move my old tv to the bedroom and play supernintendo there. That's right, I'll play SNES from my BED.

[KHWHD]

Good question, thanks for asking cause I need help too. I was trying to hook mine up about 3 weeks ago and totally forgot how after all these years.

Do you play any of the DK games?

[wheelchairman]

I'm guessing by DK you don't mean Denmark, but Donkey Kong.

Yes I have one of the Donkey Kong games. Maybe I have two. Unfortunately though I think one is in German.

I mostly just want to play Super Mario Allstars though. And this has really put a damper on that.

[T-6005]

Honestly I'm kind of confused by your explanation. If it fits one TV it should be able to fit most of them - even HD TVs still have the standard inputs, flatscreen or no.

To sum up - I sympathize with your Marioless plight but am completely unable to help.

EDIT - I mean, unless you're talking Peritel/SCART cables here.

[KHWHD]

I'm guessing by DK you don't mean Denmark, but Donkey Kong.

Yes I have one of the Donkey Kong games. Maybe I have two. Unfortunately though I think one is in German.

I mostly just want to play Super Mario Allstars though. And this has really put a damper on that.

Yeah, Donkey Kong.. lol. God damn I miss those games. Especially the one with Diddy. He was the best, even better than DK. Wasn't a fan of Dixie. Only good thing about her was her hair grabbing onto shit.

I miss Yoshi too.

[wheelchairman]

Honestly I'm kind of confused by your explanation. If it fits one TV it should be able to fit most of them - even HD TVs still have the standard inputs, flatscreen or no.

To sum up - I sympathize with your Marioless plight but am completely unable to help.

EDIT - I mean, unless you're talking Peritel/SCART cables here.

No, because the SNES went through the antenna cable, and then you just had to find the proper 'unprogrammed' channel it was on. That was easy enough. However since most (or at least mine) HD TVs automatically program the channels, I wouldn't even know where to start.

Naturally I started looking in the instruction manual but that did not help.

[Harleyquiiinn]

Hmm don't you have a touch on your remote control that makes you go to the auxiliar stuff ? like when you want to use your DVD player ?

Or find an old TV...

[wheelchairman]

Yes I do. And no that doesn't work. There's no signal on all of those.

Not even when i plug the S-video in because that requires a multi-out.

And as I clearly said, I want to use it on my new tv. For the sake of easiness. That and my old tv has shitty sound.

[T-6005]

Yeah, you really need that high-definition audio to properly enjoy Mario.

[wheelchairman]

No, but I do want to sit on my couch where my tv is, smart-ass. And since I know this is possible, I want to get it done!