Can You Play Your Nintendo Wii on a Laptop?

Lately I've seen a number of people asking whether or not they can use their laptop to play the Nintendo Wii on and then I've seen others answering that they can, whilst others answer no they can't. Hmm, which answer is right? I think clarification is needed here.

You know what it's like, you get some technological equipment and later you want to use some other technology with it only to find you need yet another piece of technological equipment! It can be such a pain can't it.

Well, I hate to say it, but in this case, that is, the Nintendo Wii being used on laptops, it is precisely that same situation we have.

In a nutshell it could be said that bottom line, if you haven't got a TV Tuner with the necessary input cables and devices you cannot hook up your Wii to your laptop.

Now, there are a few buts and if's to this which is where the confusion comes into play. Let me try and explain it plainly, though if you're new to this it may not seem plain at all.

Firstly, your bog standard VGA cable will not work here, a USB TV Tuner will work. ATI TV Wonder is excellent though fairly expensive and you may find cheaper versions on online auctions maybe.

One thing to remember, make sure that whichever you buy, it has component video hookups OR that it has Coaxial. If it only has Coaxial and not the hookups you will need an RFU Adaptor which connects your Wii directly into a coax plug.

I believe you can get RFU adaptors which actually state that they are for use with the Nintendo Wii.

Folks that really is it. I hope that clears up whether or not you can use the Nintendo Wii on your laptop.

As you can see, you can.

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You can use your Nintendo Wii on a laptop?

Lately I've seen a number of people may ask if they can use their laptops to play Nintendo Wii, and then I saw that respond to other, different response, but not can not. Hmm, the answer is correct? I think this clarification is necessary.

You know what it means to get some equipment and then you might want to find some other technology with their use only, you still need another piece of technological equipment! It may not be a painit.

Well, I'm sorry to say, but in this case, the Nintendo Wii that is used on notebook computers, is exactly the same situation we have.

In a nutshell one could say that the line when a laptop has a TV tuner with cable and input devices required under the Do not connect your Wii to your computer.

Now there are a couple of "buts" and for that matter that is where the confusion comes into play. Let me try to explain clearly, but if you are new to this, perhaps it is notseem to level at all.

First, not bog standard VGA cable here is the will of a USB TV tuner. ATI TV Wonder is very good but quite expensive and you can find cheaper versions on-line auctions, perhaps.

One thing to remember, make sure that whichever you buy, you have component video connections or that it is coaxial. If there is only one coaxial cable and connectors you need an adapter that connects your Wii RFU directly into a coaxial connector.

I think you can get RFUAdapter, explain the fact that they are for use with the Nintendo Wii.

People who really is. I hope you can clarify whether the Nintendo Wii on your laptop.

As you can see, it is possible.

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