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7694210 No.7694210 [Reply] [Original]

When you turn on a snes with no cartridge, does the screen go black like every other cartridge based system, or does your tv screen stay blue? Need to know for something I'm working on.

>> No.7694216

You're working on something related to the SNES, but you don't have a SNES use?

>> No.7694219

>>7694216
I do, I'm fixing it up. I'm not getting an image from any game i put into it, so im trying to see if it's a problem with the system itself or perhaps the cable

>> No.7694224

>>7694210
>blue screen
What? I’ve never seen that with an SNES, i only recall my VCR doing that as a kid (and maybe old DVD players?)

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7694228

>>7694210
>[Stays Blue in Zoomerlish]

>> No.7694230

>>7694210
When it's turned on it disables rendering and outputs black until told otherwise.

>> No.7694231

>>7694224
>>7694228
Yeah, I knew I should've said static so as not to confuse the boomers

>> No.7694236

>>7694230
thanks for the straight answer bro

>> No.7694240

>>7694231
I actually think I misunderstood due to being a zoomer who never used RF, I always had composite hookups on my TVs as a kid

>> No.7694250

Mine just boots to bios instead, no idea what the fuck you're on.

>> No.7694325

>>7694231
Does grey static look blue to you zoomers?

>> No.7695424

>>7694210
Can confirm it's black.
It outputs a sync signal.

>> No.7695675

Now that OP's question has been answered, let's all just settle back and mingle. Here's your mingling background music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufeKC1Nc2VE

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