Wii component cable hack

Wii Remote 4. Nunchuk 5. Sensor Bar 6. Wii AC Adapter 7. Wii AV Cable 8. Skip to content. December 15, at pm. January 9, at am. Wii Remote The Wii Remote is the primary Wii controller, which allows for point-and-click-style gameplay.

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You will see tiny notches where you can insert a small flathead screwdriver or anything else that's small, flat and hard. By lifting up on both ends the casing will slide off backwards onto the rest of the cable.

Joined Dec 7, Messages 5, Devnull said:. Click to expand Martyr 2[H]4U. Joined Jan 6, Messages 3, Joined Jul 29, Messages 1, I dunno. Getting the cover off was the hardest part for me. I literally just shoved the paper clips into the right holes, clipped then to a set of cables, and that was it.

Like I said, I'm not very mechanically inclined. I usually break stuff. But this "just worked. Although looking at a couple of posts above, I did not notch the paper clips like in the picture I don't know. I put in all of the paper clips, attached the wires and everything, but never got anything but a 'no signal found' on my component input.

Heck, after removing the paper clips, I couldn't even get the wii to come on. Unplugging the power and plugging it back in fixed that though. I just hope I didn't short something to where it won't work when the real component cable comes in. This means you have a poor connection on one of the color channels or the ground on one of them. Just go through and make sure nothing is touching and all your connections are sound. I just did the hack..

It wasnt bad and I'm not very experienced to begin with. The most trouble I had was with getting a good contact to the paper clips. I just tried attaching the bare wires from my cable to the paperclips with aligator clips The result was about the same as before. Screwed up garbled video, bad colors etc. I am thinking maybe the problem is the RCA cable I cut up to use as a component cable. Or the paper clips won't make good contact. I am not going to cut up my good component cable, so I think I am done unless anyone has any other ideas.

That's the method I first tried, I got no video at all. Worth another shot I guess. Psychotext Supreme [H]ardness. Joined Mar 21, Messages 5, I love it. It worked after I grounded the y to the very back of the 12 wire where there is a small spot exposed. I still need to ground the other ones. It looks MUCH better than it did with composite. I'm hoping to come up with someone a little more permanent than paper clips.

Joined Nov 27, Messages 1. My finished cable. No paperclips, No alligators clips. Sturdy and Stable. Zelda image improved, no more blurries. Joined May 13, Messages Figure i can just fill up the orifices with epoxy to make it permanent. Joined Apr 25, Messages 12,