Hi,

I seem to have a slight 'problem' with the IR and my Wii. The pointer somtimes seems to behave weird in the bottom left corner of the screen, and only the bottom left corner, where the Wii button is in the main menu. The problem is more exaggerated if the remote is tilted.
I went to the sensitivity screen in the menu to see exactly what was going on. When pointing on the right side of the screen the dot disappears when it goes off the sensing area, but when pointing to the left of the screen the dot disappears before reaching the edge especially when the dots are in the top right corner (which corresponds to the bottom left of the screen).
I've uploaded a small vid (3gp) I took with my phone to help clarify


http://www.zshare.net/download/9187683787247d/


I cleaned the sensor bar, the sensors on the remotes (happens with both of them), played around with the distance from the screen, but the dot always disappears before the edge of the screen for the left. So I was wondering if this is how it supposed to be or if there is some way to recalibrate it or something. (Sensor bar is on top of the screen btw)

Thanks in advance

Are there any light sources behind or near your TV (lamps, windows, etc.)? Or possibly something reflecting off of the sensor bar? Try moving the sensor bar below the TV (or above it if it's already below) and see if that changes the behavior any.

Thanks for for the quick reply..
I considered light sources behind the TV.. the TV is front of a solid wall... Didn't really consider reflection of the sensor bar. I was playing around abit in the sensitivity screen moving around the sensor bar and such and i found that when I go close to the TV (about 2 and half feet away from it) I'm seeing a whole bunch of dots. I guess there is some reflecting going on.. I'm not sure what it could be though. I only have fluorescent lights in my room and I moved the only mirror. The only things I can think of is maybe the TV itself (it's black and shiny) or the fact that I have the comp set up directly opposite the TV. I'll play around some more and see

See my post here -- i bet it will solve the problem:

http://www.wiichat.com/nintendo-wii-...ric-works.html

Later,

Matt!

Hey,

Sorry about taking so long to reply.. work was being a bother :S

Anyhoo, Matt I tried your solution.. I think it helped so thanks!.. but the problem didn't completely go

The problem has to be environmental though. I tried varying everything like which side of the TV I'm at and it did make a difference. It seems like the window in my room (on the right side of the TV not behind it) is a major part of the problem

The strange thing is that the problem wasn't there before (well at least not this noticeable) and only started when I carried my Wii by a friend. Nothing in my room changed when the Wii was gone so I was very confused.

Guess I'll have to try putting up darker curtains or something..

Hi guys,

Finally figured out the problem.. i guess when i was testing out both my remotes i mixed them up while switching and used the same one again. I lent one out, now got it back and my friend's Wii and was playing around. Realised it was the remote.. I then remembered that one of my remotes got a pretty good knock on a desk during a bout of Smooth moves, didn't think that would have done anything.. but apparently it did.. oh well.. at least it's still functional.. sorry for the bother