Dammit, stupid hotel TV...

[Dattebayo]

I'm here working in Massachusetts and I brought my GameCube so I might possibly beat out some boredom on the controller for a few hours...

Guess I thought wrong, because I can't get the stupid TV to go to channel 3/4 so my RF modulator can work.

Is there another kind of modulator you can buy so you can choose whatever channel you want other than 3 or 4 to run the game system on? Or am I just screwed until I check into a motel that doesn't lock their TV's into only whatever they have on programming?

It's a motel 6, btw, if that matters at all.

[EpicNightMayor]

there's isn't just a video input button on the remote?or did you gay the gamecube up by doing the cable adapter sh*t

[Dattebayo]

there's isn't just a video input button on the remote?

No. Its just a regular TV, or so it seems until you call the front desk up and they tell you it's programmed only to the channels they offer.

or did you gay the gamecube up by doing the cable adapter sh*t

And WTF does "gay it up" mean? No, I did not fit it with a strap on and anal lube...

[EpicNightMayor]

do you have this?http://www.ztnetstore.com/images/n64av.JPG

if so, does the tv have inputs for those in the back?

or do you have the cable tv input wire like thishttp://www1.istockphoto.com/fi...e.jpg

[EpicNightMayor]

or! you can re-program it unless they set a password. what kind of TV is it?

[MinisterofDOOM]

If they have the TV's channels, inputs restricted, the only way to get it to play your gamecube is to run the cube through something ELSE that is taking that channel 3/4 input and outputting to a channel the TV WILL turn to. Like a VCR or cable box.

Or, alternatively, if you can find the input/game/source button, you can just try using RCA cables instead of that ****ty R/F modulator. Unless the TV doesn't have RCA inputs...