Wii, released by Nintendo is home video game console. The Wii currently leads the world market of gaming consoles in sales. Upon purchasing a Wii, you ought to make the best out of it. The most fitting way would be to connect it to an output device, preferably a television. Generally a multi out plug is included with the Wii for AV connection. Before you proceed to plug in the connections you have to check if the Wii video cable can be connected to the Television. If the television contains coloured sockets with an Input label, connections can be made.

If however you own a high end television like the Plasma Television or the LCD Television, a simple way to make the best use of the quality aspects of these high end television sets would be to replace the AV cables with a Wii S – Video cables or the Wii component AV Cables. In the traditional Wii AV video cable, the three colour components of video viz. Red, Green and Blue have to fight to pass through a single video cable. This results in a loss of picture quality. The Wii component cables however have 3 separate cables for video, with each cable carrying a single colour component thus resulting in higher picture quality. Its length is 2.5 metres which adds to the flexibility of these cables.

For those who desire to use the computer monitor as the device to be connected to the Wii console instead of the television, a PC TV card has to be used. The Wii video cable can then be connected to the card which should be inserted into the PC. However the accurate quality may not be obtained like in Television sets.
In conclusion the Wii video cable has nothing but only positive aspects to it.

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