Wiily Good
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OK. I have asked billions of questions about this before but I have just found out something else.
Question 1: Will any component cables plug into the Wii console or do only Nintendo branded cables with a specific plug on the end work?
Question 2: I have a 42" Grand Wega. It has 2 Component Video ports (Red, Green, Blue, Red, White), 3 AV ports, 1 HDMI port and a PC port. Both my component video ports are taken up by my HD set top box and my DVD player. One of my AV ports is used by my VCR. I'm assuming that component cables for the Wii plug into the Component Video Ports. I'm also assuming that the standard composite cables plug into a AV port. Is there a way, apart from unplugging my DVD player, that I can use component cables to plug my Wii into the TV?
Question 3: Are there any other ways to plug my Wii into the TV (e.g. through HDMI, PC ports, S-Video ports)?
Hopefully this isn't too confusing.
Note- I guess this is one case where a combined Wii/DVD player would be useful.
Question 1: Will any component cables plug into the Wii console or do only Nintendo branded cables with a specific plug on the end work?
Question 2: I have a 42" Grand Wega. It has 2 Component Video ports (Red, Green, Blue, Red, White), 3 AV ports, 1 HDMI port and a PC port. Both my component video ports are taken up by my HD set top box and my DVD player. One of my AV ports is used by my VCR. I'm assuming that component cables for the Wii plug into the Component Video Ports. I'm also assuming that the standard composite cables plug into a AV port. Is there a way, apart from unplugging my DVD player, that I can use component cables to plug my Wii into the TV?
Question 3: Are there any other ways to plug my Wii into the TV (e.g. through HDMI, PC ports, S-Video ports)?
Hopefully this isn't too confusing.
Note- I guess this is one case where a combined Wii/DVD player would be useful.
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