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From what I have gathered, when you have the Wii displaying 480p through component and you set it to widescreen 16:9, it should display at 852x480. For example, search wii 852x480 in Google and you'll get result that have pics of screen caps at that res. Is there a way to tell if my Wii is running at that res? (Wii is displaying on Westinghouse L2410N)
 

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It should be if you're using component cables.

I don't have a westinghouse, but on my monitor you can click on menu and it will show you what resolution and refresh rate its currently running at.
 

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I don't know if this helps but using my V-Digi Wii VGA cable on my LCD monitor, the monitor reports that the Wii (or perhaps rather the transcoder) is outputting at 640x480 at 60hz (Wii set to widescreen mode).
 

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It should be if you're using component cables.

I don't have a westinghouse, but on my monitor you can click on menu and it will show you what resolution and refresh rate its currently running at.
Yeah, that's what I first checked when I question the res it was running at. It will only tell me it was running at 60hz. It wont tell me at what resolution.

EDIT: It only says 480p@60hz. Not 640x480 or 720x480 or 852x480.
 

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