Sound Receiver
How do I connect my Wii to my Receiver for sound with component wires?
How do I connect my wii to my receiver to get sound through my speakers with the component wires I purchased separately? I have connected the Blue/Green/Red wire into the back of the tv. The audio cables Red/White are not long enough to reach my receiver.
Thanks~ Michelle
You can find RCA extension cables nearly anywhere - Radio Shack or places like that. You'll need cables with one end male, the other end female, and you'll need two of them.
Try not to get cables that are too long, as that can degrade signal quality.
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