I haven't seen what Wii games look like with this, but I imagine they are probably upscaled in the same way as when Wii games are played on the Wii U.
If so then, the image is indeed a little more crisp, but the difference isn't really that great.
If it's only £6 then go for it, but if it were any more than that I wouldn't bother.
Really? That's a shame. Many sellers call these boxes 'upscalers' - I was hoping it would stop the jagged edges on objects in games!
I am using component cables.
Your 1920x1080 TV will already be upscaling the image to that resolution, the only way to reduce jaggies would be for pre-processing to be done at the Wii side such as interpolation which the Wii U will be doing.
I'm afraid component leads from the a Wii is the best picture you are going to get.
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If you're currently using the cable that came with it (composite) then you may get a better picture using such an adaptor.
But if you are already using component (red, green and blue plugs) then I doubt you'll see any real difference.
Really? That's a shame. Many sellers call these boxes 'upscalers' - I was hoping it would stop the jagged edges on objects in games!
I am using component cables.
Avoid HDMI convertors.
If so then, the image is indeed a little more crisp, but the difference isn't really that great.
If it's only £6 then go for it, but if it were any more than that I wouldn't bother.
Upscaling a non-hd computer generated image with jaggies, just makes it blurry. Horrible in my opinion.
Your 1920x1080 TV will already be upscaling the image to that resolution, the only way to reduce jaggies would be for pre-processing to be done at the Wii side such as interpolation which the Wii U will be doing.
I'm afraid component leads from the a Wii is the best picture you are going to get.