Note: supported since 3.50 and not available on SDTV (480i/P & 576i/P) resolutions / output connectors. If you select [Linear PCM 2 Ch. 88.2 kHz] or [Linear PCM 2 Ch. 176.4 kHz] in step 5, sound may be intermittent or may not be emitted from some audio devices. Connect the other end of the video cable to your TV. Make note of the input that you are connecting to, as this will allow you to find the correct input when you turn on your TV. Match the colors of the plugs with the colors on the inputs. [3] X Research source If your new TV is short of legacy inputs, or you have multiple devices vying for the same ports, these steps (intended for HD and HD Ready TVs) should help you to connect your Wii to almost any type of television.

For reference, here's the pinout I use to connect all my systems to my monitors. A single common pinout means I don't need a seperate monitor cable for each system. Connect the output from this device to a video upscaler which can scale to 480p (or higher) which can support very large majority of modern equipment.

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The PlayStation 2 can do VGA through this port, however it is software controlled, and since there aren't enough pins for H+V Sync, it uses Sync-On-Green, which not all monitors support.

Some PlayStation®2 or PlayStation® format software titles may perform differently on the PS3™ system than they do on PlayStation®2 or PlayStation® systems, or may not perform properly on the PS3™ system. Although digital audio isn't available on the Nintendo Wii, you can still get good sound. Mono, stereo, and surround--specifically, Dolby Pro Logic II--are available, the latter providing a simulated surround sound ideal for entertainment systems with a surround sound setup. The audio connection (Red and White) may be offset from the video inputs on the TV. If your TV only supports mono sound, just use the White audio plug.If you are chasing image quality perfection on the PS1, then you should use the beetle PSX core in retroarch with a CRT-royale kurozumi shader. You can play games without a memory card or a HDD, but your progress will be lost whenever you turn the system off or change games. SyncBaby is a compact and efficient SNES AV Multi-out to VGA D-Sub (with 3.5mm audio-ouput) for your Super Nintendo to output 15Khz (240p) RGB.