33 replies to this topic

[emmonsh]

did you go into the settings where the eshop is?

[samelf]

Yes I went into the system settings.

[Ksymbaluk]

I had the same issue but was able to go into settings on the portable wii u and changed it to hdmi and it worked and this was on a cheap seiki t.v so it should work.....good luck

[3Dude]

Sounds like a hardware defect. should be nothing easier than hdmi.

Sorry man.

[angelo07stang]

I used the one included with the system nothing, I used the one I have at home nothing. The system is working I used a composite cable to test it I know it can still get 1080p but I don't like all of the cords hooked up to it. Has any one else had this issue it almost seems like a faulty hdmi port.

The only way to get true 1080 p hd is threw the hdmi cable

[Gamejunkie]

The only way to get true 1080 p hd is threw the hdmi cable

Not true. Component will also support 1080p

[angelo07stang]

Not true. Component will also support 1080p

d o your homework you ca n go to any av forum and find tha t true hd 1080 p is threw hdmi for the best resoulotion componet cables are no were nere as good video quality as hdmi any one that knows anything will tell you the same.

Edited by angelo07stang, 07 January 2013 - 10:46 AM.

[Gamejunkie]

d o your homework you ca n go to any av forum and find tha t true hd 1080 p is threw hdmi for the best resoulotion componet cables are no were nere as good video quality as hdmi any one that knows anything will tell you the same.

Wrong. I suggest you do your homework. I also suggest you actually read what I posted rather then blindly responding. I never said anything comparing component to HDMI. You are totally wrong when you say there are different types of component cables that support different resolutions. All component cables are the same and all support the exact same resolutions and all support up to 1080p. What resolution you actually get depends on what the device in question and the display support.

[johnodd4]

Actually wrong do your homework several titles go into blank screen if you use component on 1080p

[Chrop]

I'm having the same problem now, working yesterday just fine, woke up this morning and it wouldn't work, put it to Standard Definition to try and reset it as such, and now it won't go back to HDMI at all, tried on another TV, same problem, tried other HDMI cables, same problem.

 

Tried to change the Tv Connection Type to "HDMI" and it says "Unable to apply settings. Check that your TV is on, ad that the TV and console are properly connected."

 

yay...

[triforceguy1]

I'm having the same problem now, working yesterday just fine, woke up this morning and it wouldn't work, put it to Standard Definition to try and reset it as such, and now it won't go back to HDMI at all, tried on another TV, same problem, tried other HDMI cables, same problem.

 

Tried to change the Tv Connection Type to "HDMI" and it says "Unable to apply settings. Check that your TV is on, ad that the TV and console are properly connected."

 

yay...

Try plugging in both the component and HDMI cables perhaps?

 

Also try looking in the HDMI port, making sure there isn't any dust/debris stuck (give it a good ol' blow like in the N64 days x3 )

Edited by triforceguy1, 31 January 2015 - 01:03 PM.

[Chrop]

Try plugging in both the component and HDMI cables perhaps?

 

Also try looking in the HDMI port, making sure there isn't any dust/debris stuck (give it a good ol' blow like in the N64 days x3 )

I don't even own any components

 

And I'll try blowing it, I don't really have any better ideas

[3Dude]

I don't even own any components

 

And I'll try blowing it, I don't really have any better ideas

 

So... Howd blowing your wii go?

 

No seriously though, any luck?

[Chrop]

So... Howd blowing your wii go?

 

No seriously though, any luck?

Nothing, I've E-mailed Nintendo and i'll see what they say