Wii: How do you connect a Wii to this set or are different cables needed?
634427
I have mine hooked up with Component cables. I just got my sister an off-brand set at Gamestop for 15 bucks. I think the Nintendo ones cost 30, whichever one you pick will be worth it as it cleans up the picture very nice! Cheers
1581801
Yea, as long as u have the plugs to hook up the wii on your tv its fine. It uses the red whith and yellow wires. If your tv dosnt have these u can buy a box that hooks into the cable feed at walmart, radio shack, etc.
1800960
the piece is really simple to use. plug it into the back of your Wii, plug the hdmi cable from the Wii to the TV. If you have sound from your TV from shows and movies, you will get sound from the games you play. I hope that helps.
124116
No. It's very simple, just plug the convertor into the wii and connect the HDMI cable from the convertor to the television input. That's it you're done and it works great!
546580
I just run the video cables from the wii into the tv and the red and white audio cables from the wii into the soundbar receiver. The official wii cables will let you split the audio and video cables so it's not hard.
546584
I used my optical audio output on my tv to get sound from my wii. Everything else comes from the hdmi inputs.Cable box (Input SAT), roku ( input dvd), and buleray player(input BD) all hooked up hdmi to the sony tower then hdmi to tv.Wii hooked up with component connectors to tv then a optical audio cable from tv to sony tower (input TV).
1384723
You just have to make sure ur wii has american system i think if it's british this would not work this is from my experience I'm not sure if it's true or not
1374752
Don't know why you want to use HDMI output although there must be a headphone. HDMI is digital and RCA connection is an analogue signal, so you need a converter there (i.e. DAC or sound card). You can refer this site: http://www.ebay.com/itm/1080p-HDMI-Converter-Adapter-To-TV-Monitor-With-3-5mm-Headphone-Jack-For-Wii-/281027203595?_trksid=p2054897.l4276. Or if you want to use the RCA outlet, it will be easier. Thanks.
734807
it has a usb port, but it does not work. the classic wii is better if u can find it.
1406159
Yeah, I ended up buying component cables for my consoles. The only problem is the game cube is now B&W; since I plugged it's video cable in the first component input. Not an issue, I can use the Wii to play them if needed...Thanks for the reply!
2051196
I have a sony bravia hi-def, an Xbox and a Wii I'd like to use these for... Do you know if I'd have to purchase any additional equipment/cables, etc? I'm trying to purchase for my boyfriend for Christmas and I'm totally clueless when it comes to electronics.
1666586
If you have component cables, you can record through the Wii. I actually have my component cables running from the Wii to the Hauppauge, then to my TV, so it definitely works.
546577
I have the cable box, Blu-ray player, cabled to the Tower with HDMI, then from the tower to the TV, again HDMI. I have the Wii plugged into the component input of the Bravia TV, and the optical output on the tv to the tower. I can see the Wii fine, but no matter what I seem to do, I can not get any sound from the Wii.Any suggestions?
489594
Without more on your exact set up its hard to give a good answer. You will need to have a connecting cable if the correct type for each external component you connect to your tv. HDMI is the preferred connection as it conveys audio and video in a single cable. Use hdmi cables supporting at least hdmi 1.3 protocol to support the functions of this tv.
468375
The HDMI cable has an input on back straight into the sound bar and there is an output HDMI jack that feeds from the soundbar back to the TV using another HDMI cable. There is also audio cable included that can feed audio from the tv to an auxillary input on the back of the soundbar. I hooked up a Wii game system also, that has Netflex using the audio cable for sound from the tv to the soundbar. You have to switch the soundbar from HDMI to auxillary when I use the audio cables for the Wii, and it works great. I don't believe that the non-HDMI input audio can be sent through an HDMI output, you would have to use the audio cables into the auxillary I believe. The HDMI cable has an input on back straight into the sound bar and there is an output HDMI jack that feeds from the soundbar back to the TV using another HDMI cable. There is also audio cable included that can feed audio from the tv to an auxillary input on the back of the soundbar. I hooked up a Wii game system also, that has Netflex using the audio cable for sound from the tv to the soundbar. You have to switch the soundbar from HDMI to auxillary when I use the audio cables for the Wii, and it works great. I don't believe that the non-HDMI input audio can be sent through an HDMI output,... » Read More The HDMI cable has an input on back straight into the sound bar and there is an output HDMI jack that feeds from the soundbar back to the TV using another HDMI cable. There is also audio cable included that can feed audio from the tv to an auxillary input on the back of the soundbar. I hooked up a Wii game system also, that has Netflex using the audio cable for sound from the tv to the soundbar. You have to switch the soundbar from HDMI to auxillary when I use the audio cables for the Wii, and it works great. I don't believe that the non-HDMI input audio can be sent through an HDMI output, you would have to use the audio cables into the auxillary I believe. « Show Less
1841711
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.
651937
There should be a cover/ panel on the wii covering 4 ports that they can plug into. Remember these are not for the wiiU. Just the wii.