“I know I am going old school. I see in pics that there is a coaxial cable input. But it says service only. I have an old school nintendo that still uses the rf coaxial box. Wasn't sure if it would work.”
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You will need the old school rf converter and another adapter that will use the rf input and convert it to a HDMI output. Another option are home theater amps that have a multitude of inputs (RCA, S-video, Component video, etc.) and will output via HDMI. There are also Nintendo adapters, depending on the unit model, that plug into the Nintendo unit and output via S-video, component video, HDMI and a host of others. E-bay is a good starting point.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi there Sean. Thanks for reaching out. This model does not have a Coax hook-up. `Jai.
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