OK first tell us what input you are using, RF or composite.

If RF and your going through a vhs player first thing you need to do is make sure the vhs player is hooked up to your tv and turned on (stupid step I know, but you would be amazed). Second play a vhs tape and find out how to display it on your tv. Last set your vhs player to channel 3 or 4, depending on what you switched the RF to, and last turn on the snes.

Well, is it working?

Boston249

Seeing as he can't hook it up in the first place, I don't think he'll know the difference between RF and composite. :p

Yeah I got a SNES and I hooked all the cables up what i think is correctly to my old TV. (not that old but my other one didnt work). Anyways I hooked it up, turned it on and I cant find what channel on the TV i can find the snes games? where do i go to play it?? on A/V or what?mentos_eater424

I haven't played my SNES in quite a while, so forgive me if this is wrong. Are you sure that you plugged your cable line into the converter box? I think that the game should run on channel 4, but it may be on video 1/2/etc.