Re: Wii Component cable.

["noel_pilot" <HA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If I've understood you right you're asking can you plug the wii into
the amp with the component cable and just run a s video lead from the
amp to the tv.

Depends if the amp can convert signals.  It would be unusual i think
for an amp to down convert signals but its possible.

Normally what I look for in an amp (and the Yamaha's seem to be the
most capable of this) is the ability to plug in various sources i.e.
composite, s video, component, and have them all coming out of the
component lead.

I know many amps dont convert so you'd have to have both a s video and
a component coming from the amp to the tv.

Sorry if i've mis understood.

N


--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Stuart Grimshaw"
<stuart.grimshaw@...>
wrote:
>
> I've got  a Joytech component & audio cable for my Wii, and no
matter
> what I do when I put it through my amp, I get nothing from it. No
> video or sound, but when I take the component direct to the TV it
> works fine, but with no audio still.
>
> The TV has 2 inputs, component & svideo. the amp has 2 monitor
> outputs, one for the svideo & 1 for the component, so I left the
> svideo like it was & took the composite and connected it to the
2nd
> input on teh TV.
>
> I understand that the output from the amp has to match the input
> method, but they dont have to all be the same do they? svideo or
> component, no mix and match?
>
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