Try taking the output of the VIC through the inputs of a VCR. I'm not sure about this, but if I remember the monitor that was with my C64, there were two audio, and two video jacks, or a special cable that would combine everything into one plug. There was also another cable that would allow the computer to connect to a TV (had a converter and Audio/Video in one RCA jack, like a Nintendo). However, I no longer have the computer, so I can't be sure, but I do remember the four RCA jacks and the single multi-plug on the back of the monitor. There was also a switch to change from 60-75Hz (I think). The monitor would NOT work with a standard composite computer, such as an apple. -- -Jason (roblwill(a)usaor.net) ICQ#-1730318 ---------- <classiccmp(a)u.washington.edu> fine with the multimeter, but I still get video with no audio. Leads me to believe there's a problem with the VIC itself. as long as I can remember, which is that when I use the video cable (the one that splits into three RCA's, one for video and two for sound) with the video-in jacks on the TV, I get a nice, sharp, black and white display, no color. If I use the composite port and a TV/game modulator box, I get (cruddy) color. I've checked every setting I can find on the TV for color/B&W stuff, but everything looks right. ???