How do I hook up wii to my 32 - Nintendo Video Game Consoles & Games

Try another component video cable. It sounds like the red signal isn't getting to the TV.

RCA ouputs :
locate those colors
RED
YELLOW
WHITE

in a row usually label AUDIO/VIDEO

I found a better way and it works fine. I have a new 32 inch Emerson, with only one composit hood up ( which won't work with the wii) 2 HDMI's ( again does not hook up to the wii, the monitor hook up for PC, red and white ( yellow plus is not there it's for a stereo they told me), and the usb hook up ( which is more for pictures I was told by the company).The answer was to hook my RCA plus to the red and white under the composite, then hook the yellow into the green plug of the composite, and behold- my will now works fine.

I bought a RF Switcher Phillips SWS2325W/17 ...with this I was able to hook up my Wii...TV...DVD...and Directv...works fine...hope this helps

I found a better way and it works fine. I have a new 32 inch Emerson, with only one composit hood up ( which won't work with the wii) 2 HDMI's ( again does not hook up to the wii, the monitor hook up for PC, red and white ( yellow plus is not there it's for a stereo they told me), and the usb hook up ( which is more for pictures I was told by the company).The answer was to hook my RCA plus to the red and white under the composite, then hook the yellow into the green plug of the composite, and behold- my will now works fine.

If your Samsung 32" LCD TV does not have a regular composite video AV input, you will need a high definition component cable. You can find one pretty cheap at the following website:

http://store.richspsxparts.com/niwiihdcoca.html

Use these cables, matching the colors, to hook up the Wii to the TV, then change the input using the remote control

connect a dvd up instead to see if the tv is working.if it does not work wih a dvd player you will need to replace the digital main pcb.

The solution will cost around $300. You need a video to DVI, component, or VGA converter.

does your dvd player have HDMI cable if not I would simply use a video switcher http://www.elitevision.com.tw/VS-401.htm i have the wii and a VCR hooked up to this and works like a charm on my tv.