I hooked wii up but I cant hear the sound. Help?

It seems to be a compatibility problem. Check both operation manuals and follow instructions contained there.

Hello.

Are you using RCA to connect it (red, yellow, white wires)? Try another port on your TV. The video slot of your TV might be malfunctioning. Depending on your TV, they usually have ports infront and at the back.

do you have the lan cable hooked up to your Wii, it sounds simple maybe it 's loose or bad connection

change the yellow wire connected Wii to TV

sry i cant answer the problems,i cant get a ps3 controller to hook up 2 my PS3(family), it is not niko controller, and it is wireless, help me!!!
PS: were working on it right now.

Connect the Wii to your television. Then connect the variable audio output from the TV to the audio in on the monitor section of the receiver. Then use the TV/SAT input selection on the receiver and dolby prologic 2 as your sound mode.

There is usualy a 2nd channel for games like example - video 1 is video games but hear the tv, video 2 is videogames and hear Wii. Hope it helps

Your setting maybe be turned down go to options and then the audio and video settings and turn the insturments back up

Put all the wires to the tv. Now you need another A\V cable (yellow, red, white) only use red and white from, audio out on tv to audio in on surround system and set it to TV. OR Put the red and white from Wii to surround system and the yellow to the tv. this way you have to use surround to hear it. The other way you can use the tv or both. The first way is ideal if you have an extra cable.

Are you using the same SCART socket that you use for your other consoles or a different one? My SCART3 input on my Panasonic telly has two different modes - one which displays in colour, and one which displays in a sort of grainy black n' white. There is a purpose to it but I can't remember what it is. :-)

Anyway, you switch between the two by pushing the AV button and then hitting the colour button which corresponds to SCART3 a few times 'til you reach the correct setting.

It probably isn't that, but... y'know. Sanity check.

Tune your tele and check you've got it on the right PAL/NTSC setting.