should i get the wii2hdmi http://www.neoya.com/shop/wii2hdmi/ or just the official component cables?
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i'm using that and it works great you can connect to a hdmi port and it makes comes look sharper and more colorful it won't run in 1080p though nothing will even the upscalers.
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On my 1080p tv Component cables go shit when I use 1080p resolution (for example on my PS3).
Component cables are only good for 720p and 1080i.
Besides, HDMI is digital so that should be better anyways.
(Wikipedia it.)
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And I am thinking about getting the HDMiKey for the Wii. As it actually puts a 1080p/1080i/720p resolution if you set it up like that.
I think it will be better than component in some games.
But some eventually will have flaws. (Unless run through geckoos/usb/loaders)
That is where the cheap DX Wii component cable will come in. hehe
Component cables are only good for 720p and 1080i.
Besides, HDMI is digital so that should be better anyways.
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And I am thinking about getting the HDMiKey for the Wii. As it actually puts a 1080p/1080i/720p resolution if you set it up like that.
I think it will be better than component in some games.
But some eventually will have flaws. (Unless run through geckoos/usb/loaders)
That is where the cheap DX Wii component cable will come in. hehe
it will be exactly the same as this i guarantee it. it might upscale it to 1080p but it will look exactly the same as 480p.Adr990 said:On my 1080p tv Component cables go shit when I use 1080p resolution (for example on my PS3).
Component cables are only good for 720p and 1080i.
Besides, HDMI is digital so that should be better anyways.(Wikipedia it.)
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And I am thinking about getting the HDMiKey for the Wii. As it actually puts a 1080p/1080i/720p resolution if you set it up like that.
Actually, any details missed will be added by the HDMI because the game still renders it. So it will be slightly better, but nowhere near full 1080p.
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