So my Gamecube is super bright on my TV. Its so bad its hard to see it. and yes I tried changing the brightness.
I have a Toshiba TV Model Number: 26AV500A Please Help!
An alternative connection you can try is rf out. The quality will be worse, than the composite option. The Gamecube also had s-video on some models, I think. The Gamecube used the same rf adapter as the N64; it just plugs into the av out port.
Of course, modern displays don't pick up the "weak" rf signal of older consoles(Nes for example); (I) don't know if Gamecube puts out enough, without a second rf. For my Nes 2, I had to actually connect the Nintendo-made rf modulator to another rf modulator I bought from Best Buy. It either boosts the signal for a modern display, or the modern modulators are made differently, from the ones decades ago, which I happen to doubt.
Maybe your display is pre-configured to compensate for low-intensity brightness, by brightening the AV signals. A setting in your tv menus might fix this. Try something else in your display's av jacks. Sometimes, setting a tv's display to user-custom allows you to override any compensations that might be messing up the image/video quality.
Possibly your display is damaged, dying. Maybe the image will fix itself, if you let it set for a few minutes. Modern displays are temperature sensitive, like most any precision electronics.
@Patrick4325 you have the wrong cables. I suspect it’s a ntsc av lead. If your gamecube is pal region. Just buy a rgb scart and the picture will be great.
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