jittery wiimote

[pretzston]

is it normal to have a somewhat jittery wiimote in opera and wii's main menu? seems to function fine in games but sometimes navigating the wiimenu is annoying...?

 

[stumac1985]

have you tried adjusting the sensitivity?

 

[pretzston]

yup... seems to be right. the other notch settings dont feel right... dont work. just jittery..

 

[Dreamworx]

try adjusting where you are, maybe move forward, backward or to Canada

or try adjusting where the bar is and check thats where you set it to be

 

[*Gymnast*]

does it need new batteries?

 

[murphman12]

does it need new batteries?

in that case it would like cut off and flick but if im rong click the home button and check

 

[adsertif12]

Just adjust the sensitivity, that will fix it hope that helped!!!:lol:

 

[Spinty]

Yea, just go to sensitivity and it says adjust till two flashing dots are seen. The same thing happened to me today... and first there were about 4 weird big and small dots but after adjusting it worked fine and is really responsive. Don't know why it happens but that'll fix it.

 

[261311]

There might be some stupid possibility of sitting too close to the sensor bar, I do sometimes and the same thing happens.

 

[Hound]

I have that same problem with the jittery remote. It only works with one of mine though, and it seems to be the one packaged with the Wii. I tried resyncing it, but it still is jerky and stuff. Which was really hard when I made my Mii. I adjusted the sensitivity, too, but I haven't done the flashing dots things yet. I'll have to try that.

 

[adsertif12]

There might be some stupid possibility of sitting too close to the sensor bar, I do sometimes and the same thing happens.

Oh good reason the manual does say that "you must be 3-10 ft. away from the sensor bar for the best signal!":lol:

 

[FLYNNN]

Mine gets jittery when I get to far away, I have a kinda big TV so sitting far isn't a problem for sight but it is for accuracy of the Wii-Mote.

 

[Zangetsu]

wen my wiimote did it i moved anywhere and i never got fixed but i jus reconnected it and it stped but thn it started back so ill go check sensitivity thnx

 

[Curleedst]

Thanks for the good advice we are going to check sensitivity.

 

[261311]

Oh good reason the manual does say that "you must be 3-10 ft. away from the sensor bar for the best signal!":lol:

Meh, some people are forced to sit close (like myself) due to a small room. Preferably I'd like to lay on my bed to play, but instead I have to sit on a beanbag.