Wii是有史以来最受欢迎的家用游戏机之一。它于 2008 年问世，具有可将Wii 控制台(Wii console)连接到电视的 AV 连接。但是，如果您想在上面玩Wii ，具有许多不同连接类型的较新(Wii)电视(TVs)可能会给您带来很多困惑。
不管你使用的是什么类型的电视，很可能有一种方法可以将Wii连接到它。您可能只需要找到与现有电缆不同类型的电缆。
在下面的部分中，您将找到使用不同类型的电缆连接Wii的说明，以及您可能需要采取的任何额外步骤，具体取决于所涉及的电缆。
使用 AV 电缆将 Wii 连接到电视(Connecting a Wii To a TV With AV Cables)
以下是如何使用AV 电缆将(AV cables)Wii连接到电视，这是系统最初附带的。
- 在您的电视上找到一组 3 个输入，它们应该是黄色、白色和红色。它们也可能被标记为Video和Audio。这些是您的 AV 输入。
- 根据颜色插入(Insert)AV 插头，使其与电视上输入的颜色相匹配。黄色 =视频(Video)，White = Audio Left or Mono，Red = Audio Right
- Wii的背面是AV 电缆(AV cable)另一端的AV 输出(AV Out)插头的连接器，您可以将其插入。
- 打开您的电视并在遥控器或电视(remote or TV)上找到您的输入选择(input selection)。这可能被视为Input Select、Input或TV/Video。然后选择AV查看您的Wii。根据您的电视，这些标签可能略有不同，例如AUX或EXT。它也可能在频道 00(channel 00)或 99 上。
使用分量电缆将 Wii 连接到电视(Connecting a Wii To a TV With Component Cables)
使用分量线，在(component cables)Wii上设置它们的步骤与使用 AV 线基本相同。
- 如果您的电视能够连接到分量电缆，则它应该有一组 5 个端口。这些端口应该是两个用于红色（右，或 R）和白色（左，或 L）的音频端口，三个用于视频，红色 ( Pr/Cr )、蓝色 ( Pb/Cb ) 和绿色 (Y) .
- 将分量电缆连接成相应的颜色。
- 将电缆连接到Wii背面的AV 输出(AV Out)端口。
- 如果您的电视有逐行扫描(Progressive Scan)，则需要启用它。
- 打开Wii并找到您的电视的输入选择(input selection)并切换它以查看AV 输入(AV input)。
使用 HDMI 将 Wii 连接到电视(Connecting a Wii To a TV With HDMI)
不幸的是，最初的Nintendo Wii没有HDMI端口。但这并不一定意味着您不能在仅具有HDMI输入的电视上播放它。
有许多适配器可让您通过直接插入控制台将Wii连接到HDMI 端口。(HDMI port)这使得Portholic Wii 到 HDMI 转换器(Portholic Wii to HDMI Converter)等适配器易于使用。
- 将HDMI 适配器(HDMI adapter)连接到Wii的背面。然后将HDMI 电缆(HDMI cable)插入适配器。
- 找到电视上的HDMI 端口(HDMI port)，通常位于背面或侧面(back or sides)。将HDMI的另一端插入。
- 打开Wii并在电视上找到输入选项(input selection)。选择您将电缆连接到的HDMI 输入(HDMI input)。
使用 SCART 连接器将 Wii 连接到电视(Connecting a Wii To a TV With a SCART Connector)
另一方面，如果您想将Wii连接到带有(Wii)SCART连接的旧电视，也可以这样做。SCART连接器还可以插入一些分离器(splitters)，如果需要，您可以使用更多端口。
随着支持SCART 连接的(SCART connection)电视(TVs)变得越来越过时，这些连接器和适配器已经很少见了。但是，您仍然可以购买连接到Wii的(Wii)SCART 适配器(SCART adapter)，例如这个(this one)。
以下是使用适配器将Wii连接到电视的方法：
- 将 Wii 的RCA电缆（AV 电缆）插入SCART 适配器(SCART adapter)的末端，黄色、红色和白色输入带有相同颜色的插头(color plugs)。
- 将SCART插入您的电视或分配器(TV or splitter)。然后将电视输入(TV input)更改为从此连接观看。
将 Wii 连接到任何电视(Connecting a Wii To Any TV)
有了所有这些不同的连接，您应该能够将您的Wii连接到那里的任何电视。您要记住的最后一件事是，Wii仅输出 480p 的最大分辨率，因此不要指望在较新的电视上能从中得到更多。
您可能还需要更改Wii上的设置，使其适合您连接的电视屏幕。在Wii中，您可以进入Settings > Wii Settings > Screen更改屏幕位置(screen position)，并将分辨率更改为EDTV 或 HDTV(EDTV or HDTV)以 480P 输出。
您还可以进入宽屏设置(Widescreen Settings)并将设置从标准 (4:3)(Standard (4:3))更改为宽屏 (16:9)(Widescreen (16:9))，反之亦然。
How To Connect a Nintendo Wii To Any TV
The Wii was one of the most popular home consoles of all time. It came out in 2008, and has AV connections available to connect the Wii console to a TV. However, newer TVs with many different connection types may cause yоu a lоt of confusion if you want to play yoυr Wii on it.
Despite what type of TV you’re using, there is most likely a way to hook the Wii up to it. You may just need to find different types of cables than you already have.
In the sections below, you’ll find directions for connecting the Wii using different types of cables, and any extra steps you may need to take depending on the cables involved.
Connecting a Wii To a TV With AV Cables
Here is how to connect the Wii to a TV using AV cables, which are what the system originally comes with.
- Find a set of 3 inputs on your TV which should be yellow, white and red. They may also be labeled as Video and Audio. These are your AV inputs.
- Insert the AV plugs according to color, so they match to the input’s color on your TV. Yellow = Video, White = Audio Left or Mono, Red = Audio Right
- On the back of the Wii is a connector for the AV Out plug on the opposite end of the AV cable, which you will plug it in to.
- Turn on your TV and find your input selection, either on your remote or TV. This may be seen as Input Select, Input, or TV/Video. Then select AV to view your Wii. Depending on your TV, these may be labeled slightly differently, such as AUX or EXT. It may also be on channel 00 or 99.
Connecting a Wii To a TV With Component Cables
With component cables, the steps for setting them up with the Wii are basically the same as with AV cables.
- There should be a set of 5 ports on your TV if it has the ability to connect to component cables. These ports should be two ports for audio colored red (right, or R) and white (left, or L), and three for video, colored red (Pr/Cr), blue (Pb/Cb), and green (Y).
- Connect the component cables into the corresponding colors.
- Connect the cable to the back of the Wii on the AV Out port.
- Progressive Scan will then need to be enabled if your TV has it.
- Power on the Wii and find the input selection for your TV and switch it to view the AV input.
Connecting a Wii To a TV With HDMI
The original Nintendo Wii, unfortunately, does not have an HDMI port. This doesn’t necessarily mean that you can’t play it on a TV with exclusively HDMI inputs, though.
There are many adapters that allow you to connect your Wii to an HDMI port, by plugging directly into the console. This makes adapters like the Portholic Wii to HDMI Converter easy to use.
- Connect the HDMI adapter into the back of your Wii. Then insert your HDMI cable into the adapter.
- Locate the HDMI port on your TV, usually on the back or sides. Plug the other end of the HDMI in.
- Turn on your Wii and find the input selection on your TV. Select the HDMI input you connected the cable to.
Connecting a Wii To a TV With a SCART Connector
On the other hand, if you have a much older TV with SCART connections you’d like to connect your Wii to, this can be done as well. SCART connectors also plug into some splitters, which give you the ability to use more ports if needed.
As TVs supporting SCART connection have become increasingly obsolete, these connectors and adapters are few and far between. However, you can still buy a SCART adapter that will hook up to your Wii, such as this one.
Here’s how to use the adapter to connect your Wii to your TV:
- Plug your Wii’s RCA cables (the AV cables) into the end of the SCART adapter with the yellow, red, and white inputs with the same color plugs.
- Plug the SCART into your TV or splitter. Then change the TV input to view from this connection.
Connecting a Wii To Any TV
With all of these different connections available, you should be able to connect your Wii to any TV out there. The final things you’ll want to keep in mind is that the Wii only outputs a max resolution of 480p, so don’t expect to get anything more out of it on a newer television.
You may also need to change the settings on your Wii so that it fits the screen of the TV you have it connected to. In the Wii, you can go to Settings > Wii Settings > Screen to change the screen position, and change the resolution to EDTV or HDTV to output at 480P.
You can also go into the Widescreen Settings and change the setting from Standard (4:3) to Widescreen (16:9) or vice-versa.
