Does this work to hookup a wii to a computer monitor
919085
This unit is for VGA from a PC that will come out as Composite video or S-Video signal and will pass the VGA out through the VGA out port. With that said... I was going to return it but never did. The VGA to video is weak and illegible at any resolution I could find. At least on the unit I received.
1575803
Yes it is possible but just with component cables, wii is not hdmi compatible
1331404
i had no trouble i hooked it into the wii used my hdmi cord to my tv made sure my tv was on hdmi and whatever port hdmi1 hdmi2 and it worked no issues. do you have it plugged into the right spot on the wii where the connecter with the regular hook up would go and than the hdmi cord into that .
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.
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.
37390
No. This product is for attaching serial devices to your computer. Such as modems, or other communication devices. What you are looking for is a video adapter which simply provides the appropriate connectors for the display and video card to make the connection.
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.
1610085
If you have an empty USB port, then this will work. I hooked up a monitor from my Dell laptop and it works fine.
1159512
i am not sure - but i used it for my sons wiiu & cable box going to single hdmi on back of tv & it works well. as long as device is on then you press button on spliter & sound & video comes through finehope that helps you
612341
I use this to switch between the TV signal and the wii. You just use the RCA (A/V) cables to connect the audio/video. I use it in conjunction with other equipment. This unit has the A/B switch built in. I'm not sure it will work in your situation.
797295
To the best of my knowledge, this receiver will not convert analog signals to HDMI, so you will have to change the TV input over when you switch from DVD to Wii.
1174580
Well I don't know anything about the connectivity between this device and a Wii. However, I know it has decent signal as I used it for my sisters computer on the oposite side of the house from the router. So I think it could go the distance, but will it work with a Wii is another story, a story in which I can not help. Goodluck!
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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.
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I used my unit to connect a WII to a TV. The Wii has rca outputs(red, white, and yellow) The Tv only has hdmi inputs. This unit works very well for me. It translates the picture and sound to the TV. Hope this helps.
1381677
Depends on what kind of hookups the Wii has and/or what kind of connector cable you have. I'm not familiar with the wii, but I'm guessing it comes with a standard audio/video connector (like a dvd player) or else an HDMI connector. This monitor doesn't have either of those, but if you have something that can convert whatever comes out of the wii to VGA, then it should work to play graphics (but no sound). You would need to hook up a set of speakers if you wanted to hear sound. Also, keep in mind that this monitor is only about 11 inches tall. You said you wanted to use it while watching another TV, so a small screen and no sound might work for you. If so, then you would just need a cable to convert the wii to VGA. I would look for a cable first before buying the monitor. Hope that helps. :)
1584573
Don't quote me on this, but I would imagine it would work with a Wii. I just set this one up and hooked it up to my PS4, and the download/upload speeds are much faster than when my PS4 was connected via Wi-Fi.
1252104
It should, I happen to have a Wii and this device, so I'll test it and let you know.