I can't connect the Wii using the original AV cable to a Samsung TV UN46C7000, is this cable something I would need?
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This cable is an HD component cable adapter. So you will need to get an HD component cable for your wii
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Yes it is, if you leave it set to mixed mode (set by default) or change to 802/11g+n then it will also support it. If it is set to allow only 802.11n connections the Wii will not work since the Wii is a 802.11g device.
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The LD450 does have two composite connections. On a side note you can get HD component cables for the wii for about $7 shipped. Purchasers state that they did notice improvement on their hd tvs. I'll have to wait till my tv arrives to confirm. Cable located here 6FT. HD Component Cable for Nintendo Wii
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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!
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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
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It's not an HDMI to component converter. If it were, then you would turn an HDMI signal into a Component signal so that you could plug an HDMI only output device into a Component input on your TV. This particular box does the opposite. It will allow you to plug in a Component only output device (such as a Wii Console with the official component cable) into a screen that only has HDMI ports open, such as a monitor. And trust me, if we are looking at the same model, the latter is the case. I own one, I have for around 6 months now and this one definitely only goes one way: Component to HDMI.
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Anyone able to get this to work on the Wii....how about the Model N5903 (for the Nintendo Wii System)???
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Are you sure you are watching on the correct output? AV rather than cable or something else? We have had the same problem with the wii on a different TV and switching the chosen output solved the problem.
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Thanks! That makes sense. I did get a message that said something about HDCP. Can you recommend any HDMI cables that are HDCP compatible? I was trying to avoid spending a ton of money on one, but maybe I just have to. I also read on avsforum about firmware updates, etc. I guess I'll try a new cable before contacting Samsung.
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I have my system connected the way you have listed (minus the wii) and the tv speakers don't work at all. Any suggestions?
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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)
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All i know is that it wouldn't work for a wii to computer monitor. I'm not sure if it just doesn't work or if the signals aren't converted.
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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
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If you found something that did work, could you please tell me what it was? I'm looking for the same thing. I want to connect a Wii (RCA) to my monitor (VGA) since I don't have a TV. I already have the audio thing worked out, but I need a configuration that works for video. Thank you!!
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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
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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.
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Scott, glad you found the post useful. I believe the Wii's max resolution is 480p, so there's some conversation going on, maybe? Like you I don't really understand the details on this stuff. I do know that I haven't had problem at all with audio and video being out of sync using the 720.