Will this enable me to connect my WII to a HD TV?
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George, if you have an HD TV, just connect your Wii directly. This device is for pre-HD televisions without HDMI inputs or multiple RCA inputs.
141363
Yes but u have to turn on ur blue ray in order to get a function like smart tv and wii fi works，must use blue ray
2045333
This cable is an HD component cable adapter. So you will need to get an HD component cable for your wii
920632
I don't know. You need to make sure it is compatible with wii. If it is wii u it won't work I don't think.
317265
It will not, you have to check what the input your TV uses. HD TVs mostly use HD15 (monitor) or HDMI or DVI in that order, the other end need to be either mini-DVI or what ever the "new" Mac is using, check you Mac and TV before buying. If you don't have specs for them you can find them online. Lastly the HD15 and DV only support pic not sound, you have to use a second cable for sound, I know this is a lot of info, but this stuff has not been standardized. The instruction book for the TV will have all of this. Good Luck!
157145
I looked up your television model you only have one slot for component cables just plug in the matching colors red to red white to white green to green blue to blue etc. Cables work great. Make sure to change wii settings to 480p under settings
612341
I use this to switch between the TV signal and the wii. You just use the RCA (A/V) cables to connect the audio/video. I use it in conjunction with other equipment. This unit has the A/B switch built in. I'm not sure it will work in your situation.
2194646
It doesn't specify so I think it'd 've safe to say no. I do not own a wiiU, but the ports do look similar. However, WiiU is an HD system so I doubt they have the same ports, and this converter would NOT allow for your WiiU to display in HD.
122147
Yep, I installed mine into an original wii. Make sure you have the required screwdrivers before you start (one is a special hex nut)
1381677
Depends on what kind of hookups the Wii has and/or what kind of connector cable you have. I'm not familiar with the wii, but I'm guessing it comes with a standard audio/video connector (like a dvd player) or else an HDMI connector. This monitor doesn't have either of those, but if you have something that can convert whatever comes out of the wii to VGA, then it should work to play graphics (but no sound). You would need to hook up a set of speakers if you wanted to hear sound. Also, keep in mind that this monitor is only about 11 inches tall. You said you wanted to use it while watching another TV, so a small screen and no sound might work for you. If so, then you would just need a cable to convert the wii to VGA. I would look for a cable first before buying the monitor. Hope that helps. :)
837346
This is to convert component video to HDMI via an HDMI cable. This will not work on a TV that has no HDMI inputs. The component video side is an input. Not an output. I originally got this to enable me to hook a Nintendo Wii to my Hi-Def television with component video cables. Hope this helps.
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In short, No. These cables are a simple pass-through/straight type cable, not a signal conversion. HDMI = digital; component/composite = analog. So the signal being passed through is digital.If your tv has the ability to convert the digital signal to analog via component/composite ports, then this cable will work. Again the cable cant do any converting. Hope this better answers your question. (Update: I tried it on my nephews Wii U (hdmi out from Wii u to component tv) and when changing the wii display setup to hdmi, selected 720 (what his tv supported) or auto, Wii U said not supported and reverted back to his non-hdmi settings) In short, No. These cables are a simple pass-through/straight type cable, not a signal conversion. HDMI = digital; component/composite = analog. So the signal being passed through is digital.If your tv has the ability to convert the digital signal to analog via component/composite ports, then this cable will work. Again the cable cant do any converting. Hope this better answers your question. (Update: I tried it on my nephews Wii U (hdmi out from Wii u to component tv) and when changing the wii display setup to hdmi, selected 720 (what his tv supported) or auto, Wii U said not... » Read More In short, No. These cables are a simple pass-through/straight type cable, not a signal conversion. HDMI = digital; component/composite = analog. So the signal being passed through is digital.If your tv has the ability to convert the digital signal to analog via component/composite ports, then this cable will work. Again the cable cant do any converting. Hope this better answers your question. (Update: I tried it on my nephews Wii U (hdmi out from Wii u to component tv) and when changing the wii display setup to hdmi, selected 720 (what his tv supported) or auto, Wii U said not supported and reverted back to his non-hdmi settings) « Show Less
2012493
I specifically bought this converter so that I could hook up my original Wii to my A/V receiver over HDMI. I am not hooked up to a 4K source, but my receiver is a newer Yamaha HDMI receiver and this product let me easily connect the Wii to it. The picture and sound are both great.
1803998
To a greater extent, YES. The unit takes you from RCA jacks with 720 and up-converts you to 1080i. It's like going form VHS to DVD. The difference is also noticeable when playing wii games. Our grandchildren have the first wii and could tell the difference. WE have had it for 6 months and love it.
1485520
No, it won't. There are 3 inputs and 1 output. I use it to connect my Wii and PS2 to my TV. I had tried plugging in my Wii component cable (5 prong) into the output (thinking it was an input), but it wouldn't work. This device ONLY works on component (5 prong) cables NOT 3 prong AVA cables that most video game systems and audio devices comes with.
153367
Yes. The device acts as a pass-through for the HDMI cable. The device plugs directly into the Wii then an HDMI cable (standard male to male) extends from the device to the monitor. Old A/V cables are not needed.
2087227
Yes. I use my Wii on it currently, and it uses the same type of AV cords. No problem at all. Just plug and go.