The raspberry pi supports CTIA/APPLE (center) and kinda supports CAMCORDER AV (left) if you switch the red and yellow cables. I've attached a diagram showing the differences in how the 4 poles are layed out in various TRRS plugs. The cables used in old feature phones will NOT work since the ground is on a different pole location, i don't think it will cause damage to try it, but you'll definitely get some messed up results. The camcorder spec has the same ground location, so switching the AV cables around will usually still work, these appear to be the most common cables found in the bottom of people's random wire boxes. Then, choose either Expand Filesystem or expandrootfs from the menu (this option will vary based on your Raspberry Pi model). On the main screen, select the RetroPie menu icon and then select RASPI-CONFIG. A bunch of camera cables are flipped and I found the only ones to work are Zune cables and Apple. The raspberry pi supports the same spec as used by Apple iPods, so any TRRS 3.5mm to RCA designed for ipod or zune will work just fine. You can use the Retropie interface to do this. OP also needs to make sure the cable is wired the right way. We will wrap every item separately in plastic bag, and put material details label. It's a confusing mess and poorly documented. Each component, module will pack into Anti Static Bags.
The differences in these specs has to do with the placement of the a/v signals and the ground on the rings, tip and sleeve. It’s similar to sockets found on other multimedia. The new jack is a 4-pole socket which carries both audio and video signals. This has allowed for the removal of the composite video socket found on the original Model B. There are multiple different specs for TRRS 3.5mm to rca cables. The Pi Model B+, Pi 2, Pi 3 and Pi 4 features a 4-pole 3.5mm audio jack which also includes the composite video signal. Raspberry Pi B + in AV interface (RCA Interface) is different from the national standard, such as not using the product conversion, AV output there is a big.
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