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Nintendo Wii screen issues

AndoOKC1

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So i have my Nintendo Wii hooked to my Sharp LCD HDTV with composite hookups (yellow, white, red) and the screen is extremely washed out and hard to read any text. I tried adjusting the backlight, the brightness, the contrast on my HDTV. Nothing gives and remains washed out. THe reason I feel its the console and not my display is this...whenever I click on something on the Wii menu (i.e. Wii Options) it transitions to the link, however when it transitions everything becomes readable and perfect for the split second. Its as though the nintendo wii has built in contrast and brightness that is too high. Anyone know of a way to deal with this...im hoping some component cables will clear this up but that will have to wait till I get them.
 
ive had similar issues with other devices, and it required modifying progressive scan settings.
 
i'd suggest gettting component cables.. or trying to make sure the yellow (the rest is just L+R sound) is making a good connection on both ends
 
The composite cable is working fine on my HDTV, but I will be getting the component cable when it becomes more available.
 
I have the component cables now, but the composite worked fine on both of my tube CRT's... looked a lot better than I had expected!
 
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