Original sentence: A bent pin can be forced back into shape, but this carries the risk of further damage, or even the pin's breaking off.In many EU countries, S-Video is less common due to the presence of SCART, which allows RGB quality and is required to be on every TV.It is not usual to find S-Video outputs on equipment such as DVD players, although the player may output S-Video over SCART, but the actual TV may not be compatiable with S-Video signals and just show a black and white image.The Nintendo 64 however was an exception as conversely, NTSC models could not output S-Video, but with modification they could output RGB and in PAL countries, S-Video could be outputed, but RGB could not despite that being the most easy way to connect if done via SCART
Edited sentence: A bent pin can be forced back into shape, but this carries the risk of the pin breaking off.In many EU countries, S-Video is less common because of the dominance of SCART, which allows RGB quality and is required to be on every TV.It is not usual to find S-Video outputs on equipment such as DVD players, although the player may output S-Video over SCART, but the actual TV may not be compatable with S-Video signals and so would just show a black and white image.The Nintendo 64 however was an exception: NTSC models could not output S-Video, but with modification they could output RGB, while PAL models could output S-Video but not RGB, despite that being the easiest way to connect if done via SCART