Component video
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Brawny
Anglophobiphile
yeah, might not 480p but still makes it look better in i.
Main difference is that 480p should not flicker.
This is due to the way new flat screens work differently to CRT. As the CRT is a single beam that scans the whole screen in a pattern when the beam reaches the bottom of the screen the top will have dimmed slightly.
In flat screen all pixels are refreshed simultaneously and so they should stay at constant brightness.
Only the new hdtv cables such as component and hdtv allow for progressive (480p) scanning, also a CRT is incapable of prog scanning
This is due to the way new flat screens work differently to CRT. As the CRT is a single beam that scans the whole screen in a pattern when the beam reaches the bottom of the screen the top will have dimmed slightly.
In flat screen all pixels are refreshed simultaneously and so they should stay at constant brightness.
Only the new hdtv cables such as component and hdtv allow for progressive (480p) scanning, also a CRT is incapable of prog scanning
GaryT85
Super Gario
if you have 'Y cb cr' inputs on your tv then yeah you can use the component cable, but it means the tv wont support 480p.
if you are going to try it keep that in mind, because when you switch the wii to 480p mode, the screen may go blank/fuzz out..
if you are going to try it keep that in mind, because when you switch the wii to 480p mode, the screen may go blank/fuzz out..