HDMikey for Nintendo Wii

[Baldwin]

Many people were telling that the Nintendo wii is unable to transfer HD video signal toward the HD setup. However now I think that this is also achievable. There is a new device that may came or coming in near future to the market which is specifically built for Wii. It is actually small adapter and features of the device are as follows:

• Support each and every one Wii's, PAL as well as NTSC!
• 480p/720p/1080i/1080p output
• Optical as well as analog audio output
• Easily updatable flash
• High quality AD conversion along with HDMI chipset
• No HDCP otherwise SCMS protection - Can record game play in HD!
• Direct connection and no need to External PSU.

[Muwafaq]

It's a secret that the minutes of the Wii on an HD screen may deter some and all are good solutions to improve everything. The HDMiKey is a sleek design and built with high quality components, such as gold plated connectors on both sides and a solid four-layer PCB. This key will enable all Wii owners to connect their console to display high definition (HDMI or DVI). It plugs directly into the Wii and requires no external power supply. Note that for monitors without upscaling, there is an internal function to 1080p and know that the firmware can be updated.

[KennedII]

If you've played the Nintendo Wii will know that does not stand out precisely because of its technical section. Unfortunately it is the only console that offers high definition (HD) in their games. The resolution offered in the classic video game is PAL. Yet many users, the technical characteristics such as the PS3 is not everything, as the Wii continues to lead sales and noted for its gameplay. More and more TVs that offer little or no input composite video or component (which provides for more quality Wii), but offer plenty of HDMI inputs. I recommend for this new adapter provides Yorkers, to help you connect your Wii by offering 480p HDMI (maximum resolution of the console).]

[Christina 80]

The Wii does not support high definition (HD), for which there is no HDMI cable for the Wii.

But you can buy a component cable; you recognize that there are 5 RCA connections (three for video, Red, Green and Blue, and two for audio). Surely your TV has this type of input. This type of cable to provide the best quality analog, even better than the Scart and S-Video signal is not transmitted as interlaced or progressive scan. In fact, the Component is an analog cable that supports HD, but no mid-range TV supports HD via component, and I repeat not the Wii.

[Alondra]

The component video cable delivers HD-enabled TVs to corresponding inputs with the best image quality because the signal is then transmitted progressive and not interlaced. Which means:

when you get RGB and Composite 576i, 480p with component. The result is a noticeably sharper picture. Normally, the TV needs for the corresponding component inputs (red, green and blue). Some TV's with HD-Ready predicate that these separate inputs do not have to provide the ability to signal via the DVI input to be ingested - in which case you will need in addition to the Wii component cable or an adapter from DVI to Component.

[Radames]

My best option apart from HDMiKey is the new device called Wii-to-HDMI converter. Search for it on google. This converter ensures perfect conversion output component video and stereo audio to HDMI. This connects to an HDTV without any problems. It offers Full-screen display, the output of a Nintendo Wii with a HDTV conversion, sharp images etc. Furthermore it supports different kinds of Resolution for Component Video. This device is also companionable with HDMI 1.3 and 5 VDC power supply HDCP. It has SPDIF input to this digital audio formats (1 x RCA female) and Supplied with cable set Wii to HDMI converter and cable.