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Make sure your connections are correct from the Nintendo 64 to your TV. That will solve over 90% of your problem.

Check your A/V cables. Sometimes the A/V cables become faulty. When this happens buy a new cable set.

Check to see if you have the input on the TV to the right input where you plugged the Nintendo 64 Cables into.

Clear your cartridges, dirty carts will give this problem also. Also clean the cartridge slot as well.

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