Will this work to stream gamecube off of the wii? or even wii games or would they be too laggy?
154929
Sorry I can't help you. I have only used it to convert VHS tapes and edit them in order to burn to DVD's.
2248703
I guess that depends of your receiver this only transform your rca or component wii connection to hdmi with usually to 1080 but this is not true, bit works for me, because my tv didn't have rca or component only hdmi
2149661
Yes but it will not play exactly like a GameCube Controller would. This adapter causes the Wii U to recognize the controller as a Classic Controller, and some liberties had to be taken in order to make this happen. For example, the shoulder buttons on the Cube Controller are pressure sensitive and the Classic Controller's are not, so this adapter will not read the degree of pressure you're putting on the shoulder buttons. You have to press the GameCube Controller's shoulder buttons all the way down in order for the console to recognize it as a button press. For a more faithful and high quality adapter, I recommend the official adapter (the one with four Controller ports that plugs into the Wii U's USBs). I own both and after using the official one, I'm never going back to using the Mayflash one.
1841710
I would say Yes, if the game has those connections. The Red, Yellow, White video/audio connections. I can connect my Wii that way, but you have to play it on computer screen.
715081
If you have the connection wires then yes! I have a Wii, PS2, and DvD player hooked up to mine. I sometimes switch out one to hook up the Game Cube too, but they all work great. We don't fidget as much with the wires either as we use to. Just remember you have to have another box to hook this one to that is connected to your TV.
69185
I'm not sure how it would be with that particular program but I do know that it works really well for movies, video and gaming. My son and I play minecraft and skyrim on it all the time and have no lag or filching problems. I hope this can help a bit.
553287
Yes. Just plug it in the GameCube ports on the top of the Wii. Just be sure that your Wii has the ability to play/use GameCube games and/or controllers before buying.
902851
Yes, all in caps with three exclamation points behind it. I use this box as my primary XBMC (Kodi) appliance. I specifically run OpenELEC. We stream bluray files to it and have zero lag or stutter. This is an excellent replacement for a Boxee or similar device you've used in the past to stream 1080p sources.
1174581
Unfortunately, This most likely will not work with a wii. This device needs drivers to operate, which can be found on the NetGear website. A wii has an OS that can not be modified as easily as Windows, Mac OS and Linux. I'd recommend getting an insanely cheap Media PC, unless you are really attached to the wii mote.
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I'm not a gamer, so I've never had or used a wii or gamecube, or any other gaming device, but if those gaming devices have and use regular RCA jacks and can take regular RCA cords like most traditional games and TV sets do, then this box should work just fine, cuz all it is is a bunch of RCA-style inputs and a couple RCA outputs, all using the traditional red-white, and yellow jacks. This (and other 8-in, two or one out boxes like this) has no power supply, and doesn't need one, so it's what's called a a totally "passive" device that only switches between channels and that's it, so there's no impedance issues to worry about and so ANY combination of devices that use all-RCA jacks & cords should work just fine. These boxes aren't made or even are available from anywhere in the USA (I checked), and only come from and can be gotten from China, but I've had good luck with three slightly varying different models made by three different Chinese companies and they all work just fine. Shipments took only a couple weeks for each one, which is pretty good from that distance. Once China owns all of the USA, which is their eventual goal, shipment should take even less time, cuz they'll probably have warehouses in America, but by then, you will have been forced to abandon English and learn to speak Chinese. It would be a good idea to start learning Chinese now which will make it easier for you and your kids in the slave-schools they will eventually set up here. At least you'll be able to get quality electronics gizmos faster.
594427
This is easily possible as long as you also purchase an HDMI splitter too as this card doesn't have HDMI out. I have mine setup to the Console is connected to a 1x2 amplified HDMI splitter with one output running to the Capture-card and the other running to my Television/Monitor. As long as you get an amplified splitter as opposed to a passive one you shouldn't receive any input lag.
976357
Anyone able to get this to work on the Wii....how about the Model N5903 (for the Nintendo Wii System)???
29172
Can't answer that. It does stream youtube Hulu type vids well (what I got it for), but my guess it would not do well for gaming.
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.
457890
It's not really worth it for the authentic feel. I would recommend a N64 usbadapter instead and no, it's not compatible with Wii-U or any console for that! Hope I could help out! :)
485802
I have tried this with the Wii U, the Xbox 360, and AppleTV. They all worked equally poorly, so I think the Wii U is "supported". My problem was that the picture dropped out about once a minute, regardless of source. So it was unusable. Maybe some problem between this device and my projector. I got another hdmi audio extractor (KanexPro) which does work perfectly for these three devices.
203234
This unit will take a composite output and convert to HDMI. If your WII is composite, (red, white, and yellow outputs) then this will work if you want to deliver to the TV via HDMI