64HD digital video HDMI output mod kit for Nintendo 64 N64 | Gamebox Systems

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Platform: N64

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M
M.F.
Beware!

I bought the 64HD as an alternative to the pricier PixelFX solution. Be aware that if certain situations arise where you require ordering extra parts (such as a new RCP flex cable), you'll be waiting for months for any opportunity, and then they are snapped up immediately. After 9 months of waiting, I tore the 64HD off my system and put a Retro GEM on instead. Best decision I made.

J
J.M.
HDMI mod

It’s an amazing upgrade. My only issue was the audio glitches consistently it doesn’t bother me much but it’s noticeable.

R
R.
Great, but undocumented quirks

I was able to apply the kit on my PAL console with medium soldering experience. What threw me off is that I sometimes had a colorful static screen and no sound during testing, and I redid the soldering multiple times, until I finally damaged the flex cable.
However, it seems the issue was not on my end: According to Helder, it uses DVI audio which is not supported by all TV. You can however use the AV audio and use seperate speakers or converters to get the audio back.
The colorful static happens when your N64 can't load the cartridge.
Also 1080i doesn't work for me, 720p works nicely. Everything I mentioned so far has been confirmed by at least two other people. For me, 480p only works on PAL games, not on NTSC games...
The installation instructions only list instructions for NTSC revisions, despite saying it works on all standard revisions, but the instructions for early NTSC models work for PAL consoles just fine.
So this kit got me confused and frustrated, but the end result is within expectations and I still recommend it.

R
R.O.
Finally a HDMI connection

Not too long to install, far easier than disassembling and installing the new Wii HDMI mod.
The ribbon cable was a little finniky but was installed without much problem.

Something i noticed was the for the first couple of minutes the screen seemed to pulsate 2 times every second but this corrected itself and hasn't come back. i buttoned up the console and gave it a good test, all the games i tested looked alright. Thanks a lot!

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