Will this device allow me to connect my Wii to my new HDTV
796364
It will allow you to connect the component video outputs of your Wii to the HDMI input of your HDTV. The picture will be standard definition (SD, 480P), not HiDef (780p, 1080p) because the Wii doesn't do HiDef.
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.
528961
Yup, it'll work. I have the HDMI cable plugged into the adapter and a Wii U, and a attached to a VGA cable plugged into the adapter and a computer monitor. I have an auxiliary cable plugged into the adapter and into an amplifier.So yeah, that's my setup and it works perfectly! As long as you have HDMI and VGA slots it should all work.
1381676
If you have a cable with a vga connectir such as http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0015MISAG?pc_redir=1412322866&robot;_redir=1Then yes. If however you only have the component cable that came with the wii then no
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
2180882
You must first plug the HDMI cable from the wii (adaptor) to your TV... Turn both the Wii and TV on.... Then through the wii settings you can change it to 1080p
1314489
Don't know about Wii but it works great with Playstation I've had this tv for 3 yrs and it still is operating perfectly
1566301
I think a special cable is needed for wii... I use it with the PS3 by the standar usb cable.
341150
it does provides WiFi you should be able to use it np as some may say already you can connect all types of wireless devices Wii Smart TV smart phones and so on ....
2082499
I don't know. I just have it to connect a new home theater receiver with HDMI to an older HDTV with only component input.
91325
I would think so, but I have mine hooked up to a WiiU. Western Digital may have a help page on the net...
1406916
I assume you would need such a part that is compatible with the Wii, although I do not know of such a part. Also you could achieve the same effect by purchasing an extender and placing it close to the Wii.
1862869
I bought mine to hook up an old Wii system to my new high def tv, so I don't know the answer to your question. It works great for the purpose I bought it for.
157146
Many TVs have a component input location the is made up of five ports. There are 3 for the 3 colors the tv displays and 2 for audio of course. If your TV does not have a place to plug in the component cables, you will need to get a converter. Your TV probably has and hdmi input. If not, just stick with the composite cable. The wii isn't a high definition device anyway so you won't display in 1080p ever with it. These cables do work for Wii U.
481929
Yes. It has 2 HDMI and one Component (RGB, and Red/White audio) so all that should work. The TV has a beautiful picture! We have a BlueRay DVD and DirecTV hooked now and the Wii or XBOX will be next.
1771785
Don't know for sure. Don't have wii anymore, just the wii u. My guess would be no you can't. Sorry for not helping you out.
242647
Yes, it connects direct via HDMI. But, the wifi on this unit is really flakey and has gone into the garbage as a result. Google on "mk808b wifi" and you'll see. I recommend you find another TV stick.