How Do You Hook Up A Nintendo Wii To A Surround Sound Receiver?
The Nintendo Wii can’t communicate with single-speaker configurations, so you are limited to 5.1 surround sound. The Nintendo Wii is compatible only with the Dolby Pro Logic II surround sound. Your configuration should be geared to a 5.1 surround sound system already connected to your television. Knowledge of your surround system is necessary to complete the task of hooking up the device to a receiver. Turn off the Nintendo Wii. Plug the gray, plastic end of the Nintendo Wii’s AV cable into the “AV Multi Out” input on the back of your Nintendo Wii. The game console has an AV cable binds three individual cables: yellow, red and white. Connect the yellow stereo AV cable, placing it into the “Video” input on your television. Pictures of the step-by-step process are in References. Connect the white cable into the “Audio Left” input on your receiver. Take the red cable and connect it to the “Audio Right” input on your 5.1 stereo. Place your surround system into “Pro Logic 2” mode. Turn on y
