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- Oct 28, 2006
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I've searched, no worries. No one's havinga problem like me.
So, I was in Wal-Mart today looking in the clearence isle. And I see these spaced out cables like I saw in component cables.
I looked, and sure enough, there's a Wii set; 16 bucks! Third party, of course.
So I hook it up to my NON HDTV TV. IT's flat screen, though. Glass, though.
So I'm like, "wee!"
I plug it in, plug it to the wii. HOOZAH? It looks exactly the same.
So I guess, "Hey, I bet I need to do screen resolution.
So I go to turn it on the top thing, which is now able to be turned on since I have those cables hooked up.
The second I do that, the screen goes blank.
I turn the channel, and turn it back, and for a glimpse, I see TWO WII MENUS.
Then it just goes back.
So I go and put back in the origional cables. Picture didn't show up.
Oh Pooperscooper
So, I unplug the system.
And turn it back on. Picture, thank goodness.
So, I turn on Zelda.
And I look at it real hard with normal cables, then switch to the component cables.
Looked exactly the same.
So I go to the wii home, and try to turn on the 480p thing again.
Same thing happened.
SO...
What's the deal?
But I just think that those component cables were on clearence for a reason.
THEY DON'T WORK.
Your ideas?
So, I was in Wal-Mart today looking in the clearence isle. And I see these spaced out cables like I saw in component cables.
I looked, and sure enough, there's a Wii set; 16 bucks! Third party, of course.
So I hook it up to my NON HDTV TV. IT's flat screen, though. Glass, though.
So I'm like, "wee!"
I plug it in, plug it to the wii. HOOZAH? It looks exactly the same.
So I guess, "Hey, I bet I need to do screen resolution.
So I go to turn it on the top thing, which is now able to be turned on since I have those cables hooked up.
The second I do that, the screen goes blank.
I turn the channel, and turn it back, and for a glimpse, I see TWO WII MENUS.
Then it just goes back.
So I go and put back in the origional cables. Picture didn't show up.
Oh Pooperscooper
So, I unplug the system.
And turn it back on. Picture, thank goodness.
So, I turn on Zelda.
And I look at it real hard with normal cables, then switch to the component cables.
Looked exactly the same.
So I go to the wii home, and try to turn on the 480p thing again.
Same thing happened.
SO...
What's the deal?
But I just think that those component cables were on clearence for a reason.
THEY DON'T WORK.
Your ideas?