Can I input Nintendo Wii video?
205119
Yes. My Wii is connected directly to it now and works just fine. The AVR-E200 (Denon receiver in this package) offers analog composite video (the single yellow RCA input) input as an alternative to HDMI for both the CBL/SAT and for the DVD inputs; analog L/R audio inputs as well. You can view the rear input panel here (http://usa.denon.com/us/product/hometheater/avreceiversht/avre200)
1576106
I just tried to use it on the Wii U to play a Wii game on it and it wouldn't let me.
297965
Yes it can. it also plays on my ps3 andx box. If your Wii has been soft moded it will also play on it.
1475324
Not exactly. It won't work with Wiiu games. This is intended for either the Wii or the Wii virtual console that is built within the Wiiu.
1346406
The Wii with the original cable need to be hooked up to a composite video connection (yellow, white, red). If you choose to connect it to the component video (red, green, blue + red/white audio) you can ONLY connect it to Component 1, connecting the yellow to the indicated location.I just orderered a component video cable for the Wii for about $8.00 on line. A co-worker said the video quality is significantly improved with the component cable.
1570073
It's compatible with all models. This drive is capable of reading the medium but there is no player. Wii does not include DVD playback software. You can only play video DVDs on a modded unit.
766012
Yes you can. Wii U is backwards compatible and plays all Wii games. It is also compatible with all Wii controllers and accessories.
1422374
It's read as a generic input, so any emulator allowing button mapping (which should be all of them) should be compatible.. I used it specifically with dolphin, but should work elsewhere. I don't support emulation, and the only games I emulate are isos I rip off my own discs to play over the Internet Internet with friends.
987276
Yes, once you set up your Wi-Fi and get your Wii online, you can use Netflix or Amazon Instant Video directly from the options menu. Hope that helps.
2044355
I can think of two definite ways to record to your computer. 1.) Your computer runs an FTP server. The camera's built-in software has options to upload photos to the ftp server either periodically or only when a motion event occurs. 2.) You can install 3rd party software that will read and record from the camera for you. I've used iCam myself but there are plenty of options in this case. As far as playing on your flat screen, realize that this is a network camera that has no video output lines. You either need a smart TV with a built-in web browser so you can access the camera's built-in web server, or you need an intermediate PC to retrieve the images from the camera and send them to a video-out stream which you would feed into the TV. Alternatively, if you have a gaming console with a web browser, such as the internet browser supplied with the Nintendo Wii, you may be able to browse to the camera's web site from there. I'm not sure if the Wii has all the right plug-ins to play the video feed though. I think it only needs javascript but I'm not sure.
1405085
The Wii has a component cable option, so yes. You could also record gamecube games played on the Wii. I do not know if Gamecube ever had component out.
1782508
I'm not absolutely sure, but I believe you can hook-up Wii so I think you would also be able to stream Netflix- I haven't tried either yet - sorry!
737953
It may or may not be helpful to you. I was successful in using the component video with the Wii. See if you can use the component video input to the tv using a different source other than the XBox 360 if you have not tried that already. If another source works, then it's definitely a setting in the Xbox as j.Howser has suggested.
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.
943656
Using your remote, go to Input select menu, use up/down arrow to go to component/video. Input button on remote is second row from the top, on the left. Hope that works for you.
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.
1584112
Yes; you can hook this device up to your computer and the Wii and stream it to the web while playing.