06-12-2013, 03:36 PM
RF is a single connection.
RGB is the one with the Red, Green and Blue cables. (White, Yellow and Red cables sometimes)
1st is RGB
2nd is RF
If you're using RGB, make sure the cables are in the colour they are meant to be. Each colour represents something, with Red and White being audio, and Yellow being a picture. If they're in the wrong end, or not pushed in enough, they won't display.
If it's RF it could be the cable itself.
RGB is the one with the Red, Green and Blue cables. (White, Yellow and Red cables sometimes)
1st is RGB
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2nd is RF
If you're using RGB, make sure the cables are in the colour they are meant to be. Each colour represents something, with Red and White being audio, and Yellow being a picture. If they're in the wrong end, or not pushed in enough, they won't display.
If it's RF it could be the cable itself.