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[myownbiggestfan]

Finally, a video that does more than show one converter. Searching for videos of recommendations gave me the worst results. I had to sort by "recent" to find yours. Hopefully you can get more eyes on this one as it's the best comparison I've found.

[Knuckles]

Just got my Autoutlet HDMI adapter after using a Wii2HDMI for years. Definitely worth the upgrade as the colours are a lot more vibrant.

[NottJoeyOfficial]

Just for anyone interested, if you have a modded Wii with Priiloader, you can turn off deflicker for the entire console and not just USB Loader GX. This will work for disc based games, the system meni, and everything else! It's definitely worth it.

[skitalian]

I’ve tested 5 Wii adapters and the best one for me has been electron shepherd. The only problem is there was an issue where some of the units had an over exposed image, but luckily mine came fine and I think they’ve since fixed the issue. Kacio would be my second choice, but the image is pretty dark, so you need to mess with tv settings. Third would be mayflash it’s just a pretty normal adapter. My setup at the moment is electron shepherd to mayflash then I daisy chain that to a photofast 4k gamer pro. The photofast does boost the image quality a bit making it sharper and more vibrant, but for almost 200 bucks it was definitely not worth it lol.

[exception]

Little addition: the first generation Xbox 360's (November 2005 - August 2007) did *not* have HDMI output.
The first Xbox 360's *with* HDMI output were the "Xbox 360 Elite"''s (May 2007) with the new "Zephyr" motherboard revision.

[crestofhonor]

Personally I think the best Wii image you can get is via a Wii + Component + VGA adapter onto a VGA CRT. Much cheaper than a PVM while offering similar if not slightly superior video quality. They are so sharp at 480p. With a good component to HDMI adapter, not scaler, I think these are fine too. My personal setup is a Wii on a SD CRT with component which looks fantastic. Of course Retrotink 5X exists but that's out of the price range for most people

[Clodd]

I have a Bitfunx for the GameCube and it's safe to say that the image quality is unbelievable good. I need one adapter for my Wii, but even watching this video I can't decide.

[MagisterHamid]

You should try Electron Shepherds adapter. It’s supposed to be the best of the bunch

[josh]

After several tests for me the best one has been the Hyperkin Cable HD for the Wii. It would have been nice to have included it in the comparison with the ones on this video

[roflBeck]

I have a Portholic one. It's pretty decent, although some games have a little audio crackle. Interestingly enough, the casing has 480p written on it, not 1080p.

[SylvesterAshcroft]

I have a Wii2HDMI, and it has very little input delay, especially when playing Monster Hunter Tri, it plays as if it's through component cables, the only thing I've noticed is the image is a bit saturated, but other than that it's fine! That official Wii component cable, reminds me of the chunky cable i have for more playstation, which outputs to scart, which was a bit expensive at the time, but definitely worth it for the older console!

[jameslangridge]

From the video, i like the brighter Portholic, and its good price to performance too. It's only a shame it doesn't have an affiliate link 😉

[BlurredDude]

This is a lifesaver!!! I can barely find a lot of options rather than the cheap alternatives luckily the last one you reviewed was available to buy in my country. The autoutlet, It was a bit pricey but worth it!

[mudstuff]

3:29 yep, that's me! I have a Panasonic PVM which takes RGB over BNC. I have a wii RGB SCART cable and a female scart to BNC cable. Looks great. I also have a composite to HDMI adaptor to use with the standard wii composite cables and connect to an HD TV or if I want to loop out of the monitor to feed into my Elgato capture card and stream while playing on CRT.

[mattquellobello]

I bought one of those Wii2Hdmi but black. It gets its job done, both audio and video wise.
It had its weird moments, though: the first time the screen became green, returned back to normal and downscaled to 4:3, returned back to normal and in the end it became black, and once again everything got back to normal after few seconds; the second time it switched back and forth from normal to full green screen for few times, then everything got back to normal; everytime the tv is off and the console is on, the image takes a while before appearing when the tv is turned on.

[Jayrod]

I'll be honest, by the time I purchased a Wii again(I had one before with a failing disc drive), I already had a Retrotink 5X Pro. I ended up using HD Retrovision Component Cables plugged into the Retrotink, and it's easily the best video quality I can achieve natively on the Wii.

[jaimeerobertswarz]

Have had WII to HDMI for years & Idk which one it is. But with a TV upscaler built in its huge difference.
It looks better than when playing Wii games on the Wii U, which upscales them to 720 the TV says.
So the adapters don’t always upscale, but they give you an HDMI option.
But I was so happy when I first got an HDMI Wii adapter its a night and day difference.
The text, graphics, clarity are not 480 thats fer sure.
I cant speak on these adapters.

[captainog]

Just found my old wii and was looking for an hdmi adapter and found your channel great video and channel and great information

[scpnoobers]

I used a wii2hdmi adapter and put it to 4:3 and it looks amazing. The reason why it does it because the Wii outputs 640x480 and not 720x480. So with a unmodified console it just takes the 640x480 and stretches it across the screen. There is homebrew to fix this called “framebuffer” but 4:3 is the sharpest.

[Lalovoe]

funny how the wii creates a digital image, converts it to an analog signal, just for us to convert it back into digital.