Nintendo Wii Console "480i 1080p" Questions

...480i or 1080p witchever your tv is. It sounds like a easy system configuration adjustment. Check both your Tv settings and if your using HD on the Wii try using just R/g/b (red,green,blue) wires. I ...

...1080P (those are the main benefits with an HDMI cable). The highest qaulity cable for the Wii is a component cable, which will allow you to output the Wii in 480p (progressive scan) vs 480i ...

1080p makes my tv glitch but 480i does not before 1080 was not a problem now i can not play 1080. I did the rest to make it work on 480 but why buy blue ray than. Have you heard of this? just hold the

3.) Display 4.) Change the resolution to 480i 5.) If 480i works, keep increasing the resolution until you find the last one that works. 1080P is best and 720P is second best. Thank you for using FixYa

...the same ,,hdmi is high def,, and scart is analog 480i thats why , must be reset. ,, unless you get a scart cable with component jacks ,, thats 1080i,, hdmi is either or 720p,,1080p,,1080i,,good ...

...480i. (not possible with your monitor I don't think)On your console, go to My Xbox, and then select System Settings. Select Console Settings.Select Display.Select HDTV Settings.Select the ...

...cable is it possible that your tv supports hd but not 720 or 1080 i have a tv with hd inputs that only supports a 480i (interlaced) signal where some tv's can support up to 1080p (progressive) ...

480i out of the box, and when you try to use an HDMI connection first, HDMI can't do that resolution. HDMI only does 480p, 720p 1080i and 1080p. See :) This also happens if you move your ps3 a lot. As

...1080p to pass through to the TV. Only Component (Red, Green, Blue cable) or HDMI will pass these signals to the TV! DVD's are 480i which the Yellow, White and Red cable they give you will not show

...480i and wont go on anything else and i knw it should Go to settings then video setting. I totally depends also on what your tv output is. Anyhow once there look for the 1080p 24hz output (HDMI) and ...