Originally Posted by colorfixer (Post 3047345)

Try putting the composite video from the N64 onto the composite video in pin on the monitor for the sync.

The sync from the modded N64 is composite, and the monitor expects separate v and h sync on the designated pins but should happily sync from the composite in. This was done, as was said before, to accomodate teletext and overlay.

Also, make sure they put 220uf 16V caps on the RGB lines inside the N64 since there is a 5v bias on all three which will harm the input circuitry on the monitor. I have a SNES and N64 both happily running on a KX1901, but the north american version doesn't have a SCART connector, rather a header connector that was a monster to work with.

If this doesn't work, you'll need a sync separator such as an LM1881 which is simple to build up.

Originally Posted by jhalphen (Post 3047047)

All color TVs had SCART by law from 1975 onwards. Only small screen TVs (5") were tolerated to have none.