All-in-one cable converting the Nintendo AV Multi Out port straight to HDMI, for SNES, Nintendo 64 and GameCube consoles on a modern television. No separate box and usually no external power — the converter lives in the plug shell.
Connection Endpoints
| End A | Nintendo AV Multi Out (male) |
|---|---|
| End B | HDMI 1.4 (Type A – Standard) (male) |
| Direction | Console → Display |
Specifications
| Protocol | Nintendo AV Multi Out to HDMI 1.4 |
|---|---|
| Video Transport | HDMI (TMDS) |
| Max Bandwidth | 10.2 Gbps |
| Max Resolution | 1080p (line-doubled from 240p / 480i) |
| Consumer Tier | Retro HDMI Cable |
Supported Features
Line Doubling
Audio over HDMI
Plug-and-Play
Active Cable Info
| Active Function | Active (Protocol Conversion) |
|---|---|
| Medium | Copper |
Length & Physical
| Max Active Length | 3m |
|---|
Compatibility Requirements
Has active signal conversion
Backwards Compatibility
hdmi-1.4
Notes & Compatibility
Fits the SNES, Nintendo 64 and both GameCube revisions. POUND’s HD Link outputs 720p, Hyperkin’s reaches 1080p — check which you are buying. A few units want 5V over USB; most take power from the console. It line-doubles a composite-grade signal, so it will not match RGB SCART into a RetroTINK-2X or an OSSC. For the GameCube DOL-001 specifically, a Carby or GCHD MK-II on the Digital AV Out is better again — that path is digital end to end.
