Wii Component Cables Question

[bobber205]

What do I need to look for on the back of my TV to see if I could use component cables?

FYI it's cerca 1994. :D

[jeremy.king]

You're TV won't have them, but what you are looking for is a group of connections colored Red, Green and Blue (usually labeled Pr, Y, Pb) - keep in mind these are video only. Don't confuse with Composite which are Yellow (video), Red and White (audio).

http://bluejeanscable.com/store/component/compcmbo.jpg

[srobert]

Received mine from Nintendo. (Was one of the lucky few to order in time).

My only annoyance with Nintendo's component cable is the all-in-one sound and video. That means that I can't send the video to my TV's component input and the sound to my audio Receiver (located 3 feet to the left) at the same time. The cables are combined into one and only split a few inches to the end. Oh well.

[jeremy.king]

Received mine from Nintendo. (Was one of the lucky few to order in time).

My only annoyance with Nintendo's component cable is the all-in-one sound and video. That means that I can't send the video to my TV's component input and the sound to my audio Receiver (located 3 feet to the left) at the same time. The cables are combined into one and only split a few inches to the end. Oh well.

http://www.worldofcables.com/oscatalog/CablesProduct/03172.htm :)

[0s and 1s]

Received mine from Nintendo. (Was one of the lucky few to order in time).

My only annoyance with Nintendo's component cable is the all-in-one sound and video. That means that I can't send the video to my TV's component input and the sound to my audio Receiver (located 3 feet to the left) at the same time. The cables are combined into one and only split a few inches to the end. Oh well.

Your receiver doesn't have component inputs?

[srobert]

Your receiver doesn't have component inputs?

Yeah, but it's stuffed full with all the other stuff. (DVD, PVR and 360) I still have some extra audio ones.