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@@emosch_20 Well IMO the best is the RetroTink 5X. Feed the Component video cables into it and the results are stunning. Regarding the best dongle like this, so far this one was my favorite: th-cam.com/video/-fUxHBQmuSQ/w-d-xo.html
Honestly this is exactly what I’ve been looking for. No upscaling, no bells and whistles, just something to put the raw 480p image onto my TV without any hassle.
Same, I got all my consoles (even Switch @720p, lot less dynamic res, and still better picture on compared to most 1080p native titles) hooked up through a hub with a mClassic to my TV, and those cheap Wii2HDMI 1080p upscalers do a way worse job. I just needed a 480p hdmi from my Wii.
Am i the only one that thinks these comparison videos look near identical every time? Lol wen u consider the price difference between the budget adapters and the retrotink there just doesn't seem to be a big enough difference to justify the jump in price. Crazy.
I just bought this adapter last week and it's working awesome. Much better than the Wii to HDMI adapter I used before which causes my screen to flash from time to time. Mine entered just fine without any effort!
Yeah some of the reviews I saw for the usually cheaper Wii 2 HDMI were what made me decide to use mayflash. I've used 3 things by them in total now. Came to trust the brand lol
I've seen inconsistencies in video performance from adapter to adapter, it's really a crap shoot and they're all based on the same overall architecture really
deflicker removal helps a lot. i have no issues with a crisp image or wavy lines from my wii2hdmi. i sometimes wonder if thats all thats going on there on "new/different brand" hdmi adapters.
For what it does, It serves its purpose. I know the demo was for the Mayflash adapter itself, but if you throw the MClasssic to it, the picture cleans up very well. I think you said that review is coming. I am sure similar results can be achieved with the other options you tested. I like the thing because it is small, and unassuming. I will not use it without the MClassic though. Good, honest opinion of the adapter.
I reviewed your video about the mayflash, thank you for taking the the time for getting the Mayflash and reviewing it. Again it helped me to make a decision as to what to get for my Wii.
I heard its one of two wii2hdmo adapters that are no lottery when it comes to displaying 480p without scan lines although i heard the Mayflash sometimes output too dark image.
I highly appreciate that you summarise everything in the description. I watched the whole video of the generic one and I suspected this would be the same!
I got a cheap one exactly like the black one you showed (it came with the Wii I bought) and it has diagonal lines when playing at 480p, I completed RE4, Path of Radiance, both Conduit games and a couple more of games but at some point I started to focus more on these lines to the point of switching to 480i just to get rid of them, is hard to find a good converter.
@@RoXolid It seems to be a normal issue with these cheap adapters, not sure if some people can't see the lines or if some adapters are just faulty, people recommends Mayflash for this very same reason. I haven't got one yet.
@@4selcuk i had those cheap adapters and it did have the lines. Soon later i got the mayflash one and it got rid of the lines and actually looks decent. Pro tip set it to progressive in the wii and turn off deflicker and reverse stretching with framebuffer and the wii will actually look decent on modern tvs
Not sure why you keep mentioning jaggies in all of these Wii HDMI reviews. They don't upscale the image. It's just the same 480p you always get from Wii. It's not even worth noting as these do not eliminate jaggies. The point of these devices are to give people a way to hook up their Wii to modern TVs that do not have older input options like component. The big difference to look out for in these cheap devices is video interference (usually many diagonal lines) and darkness levels. That's about it.
I have watched countless videos on this subject. I have a 32" JVC tube TV that I use for 5th and 6th generation consoles as well as the Wii. All these cheap solutions are just pass through devices and don't upscale. I have yet to purchase the Retrotink 5x. Which seems to be the best solution other than modding your systems. I also would like you to dive into this subject with the PS2.
Well I will say the cheapest solution I've tried thus far, the $6 Wii2HDMI adapter we first tested, actually some minor upscaleing! I was shocked at this. But as I said here, by and large these are port adapters that get you from COmponent or Composite to an HDMI Conection, that's about it.
There are also ps2 to hdmi adapters, I suggest looking into mClassic and keep at digital/HDMI signal. HDMI switches are also farely cheap, just put upscaler as output to TV for ALL your devices to get some treatment.There is a lot of difference in RGB cables, but digital cables at worst just cut out. Obviously, if you're nostalgic about RGB orso, Retrotink is a nice one with more options to change things. mClassic is pretty much a 1 trick pony, it will always apply all the filters.
Just got my Mayflash after a month waiting (Since i'm from brazil i had to import it) but it was worth it, the picture is great, the sound quality is nice and tbh it was a good upgrade to my old wii. Also, about the input lag you mentioned, with me it's works normally, i don't feel any lags at all when using it.
I just got this and the Hyperkin an I noticed the LAG! They Hyperkin did not give me lag but this did. I was playing Super Mario 3 that is on my Wii from the Nintendo store from back in the day so it is native, and I immediately felt lag.
good morning, I use the white wii2hdmi adapter and I notice that almost imperceptible lines move, I don't remember if they were visible even with the scart. I'm on a 4k uhd tv, maybe it's just the graphics of the wii which aren't very clean because it's an old console?
The Wii u will look better, no doubt about that. At least from a resolution standpoint that is. The emulation on the Wii u of the Wii isn't flawless so that's where you're going to run into some issues there.
So what is your recommendation among many adaptors, to play wii with more clear and vivid display? I dont get it points.... Long and many english sentences make me confused...
I just bought this, and when I plug my hdmi cord into the mayflash, power is cut off to my wii. If I unplug the hdmi from the mayflash, power is restored to the wii. I'm running the hdmi from the mayflash to the input of a video converter (upscaler) then hdmi from output from the converter to the tv.
Well I already have the MClassic for upscaling and enhancement, I just want something to convert Wii to HDMI clearly without blur. I don't care if it's jaggy, I just don't want blur. From there I can upscale.
Any screen tearing? I have a different adapter and screen tearing is annoying and very noticeable with "NEW super Mario Bros", and a few other games.. probably bad shielding.
You ever think of doing a video exploring other possible chargers for the Switch NES Classic controllers? I know I've been looking for alternative chargers. I've also been considering one that would add a usb C port by sliding onto the rail.
@@RoXolid I'll have to check it out, I forgot to mention that the one I found would cost $40 CAD and I would have to cut off some plastic parts on it to get it to work.
Will these type of devices help with the remote calibration for Wii shooting games ? I'm trying everything and I can't get that aim even close to being accurate. It is either aim towards the top or bottom of the screen depending on what settings I'm using in relation to the sensor. I'm using a Sony Bravia 65imch smart tv (wallmounted) and a AV2hdmi mini that requires a power source . Any help would be appreciated.
What about the wavey diagonal lines that are in the $6 wii adapters.. Is there a way to take them out after tearing the adapter apart placing your thumb in the back of the HDMI port at a certain spot on the board pressing the waves go away .. and I also did notice that the mayflasher has a gold plated good HDMI port any other one doesn't seem as made good after playing with the HDMI cable moving in a certain way in the port the waves disappeared so something tells me it's in there somewhere
@@RoXolid don't get me wrong the $5 wii 2 HDMI that's outstanding picture and good results on the original Xbox but I was able to get those wavy lines out if you press your thumb a certain way near the HDMI port on top and put one finger on the bottom they go away I'm just trying to figure out what to put there to keep them away
Would you say this device improves input lag? I'm not looking for anything spectacular but I noticed there's a bit of input lag in some games both on Wii and Gamecube and I'd really like to eliminate the input lag if at all possible. Thanks.
If you have component video inputs on your TV my recommendation but honestly be to use HD retrovision component video cables. If you absolutely must go with hdmi, the very first one I tested is the best that I have any experience with thus far. Learn more at the link below th-cam.com/video/-fUxHBQmuSQ/w-d-xo.html
I tried doing this like 12 years ago on a Sony 720p tv and the screen had all these interlaced lines. It looked TERRIBLE!!! All I want are those lines gone. Does this thing do that? Thanks. Great videos.
Wii U actually has a better digital port than most Wii (I think a few black ones actually had a good one? But haven't looked into it much) ...it also does decent upscaling, but mClassic is a lot better. So play Wii games on your Wii U. For Wii games (with mClassic) set resolution to 480p on Wii U...for Wii u games on 720p, that way the mClassic can upscale it better. Some games run on like 900p and get internally upscaled to 1080p, which makes it harder for the logarithms mClassic to detect edges etc.
Well IMO the best is the RetroTink 5X. Feed the Component video cables into it and the results are stunning. Regarding the best dongle like this, so far this one was my favorite: th-cam.com/video/-fUxHBQmuSQ/w-d-xo.html
That is very blurry. Letting your TV upscale from 480p is not a great idea. If you have an old LCD that is top 720p, it works well, but on a 4k TV? Bad.
Well the captured footage bypasses a television entirely, so that has nothign to do with the footage shown here. Also, most TVs have 0 upscaling excpt in rare instances from 240P to 480P.
That's not true at all. Many TVs display a variety of different resolutions, they are not locked into just one resolution. If that were the case 4K TVs would only display in 4k
@@RoXolid 4K TVs will display at 4K resolution. They take whatever media resolution you feed them and spit them out at full screen/full res. If they didn’t upscale the image, you’d get a postage stamp sized image for old 240p stuff for example.
Many larger TVs today don't support 240p resolution for that very reason, because it would not be small like a postage stamp but because they blow it up to be the full screen. Just because you're maintaining a 16x9 aspect ratio does not mean that you are upscaling it to 4k. If that were the case there would be no reason to ever produce a 4K Switch because the TV would upscale it for you. For the same reason, watching a DVD doesn't magically increase it from 480p to 4K if you're watching it through a 4K TV. I'm sorry, but you are mistaken on this.
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What is the best wii adapter ?
@@emosch_20 Well IMO the best is the RetroTink 5X. Feed the Component video cables into it and the results are stunning. Regarding the best dongle like this, so far this one was my favorite:
th-cam.com/video/-fUxHBQmuSQ/w-d-xo.html
@@RoXolid thank you can you give me a link where I can buy it
It's in the pinned post to that video
Which option would be better: Mayflash Wii2HDMI or Electron Shepherd Wii2HDMI?
Honestly this is exactly what I’ve been looking for.
No upscaling, no bells and whistles, just something to put the raw 480p image onto my TV without any hassle.
This will get you to an HDMI output easily for sure
Same, I got all my consoles (even Switch @720p, lot less dynamic res, and still better picture on compared to most 1080p native titles) hooked up through a hub with a mClassic to my TV, and those cheap Wii2HDMI 1080p upscalers do a way worse job. I just needed a 480p hdmi from my Wii.
Am i the only one that thinks these comparison videos look near identical every time? Lol wen u consider the price difference between the budget adapters and the retrotink there just doesn't seem to be a big enough difference to justify the jump in price. Crazy.
Make sure your TH-cam video is at its highest quality lol. Hard to tell resolution differences if you are viewing the videos all at 480p.
I just bought this adapter last week and it's working awesome. Much better than the Wii to HDMI adapter I used before which causes my screen to flash from time to time. Mine entered just fine without any effort!
Good to know
Wii2hdmi sucks
Yeah some of the reviews I saw for the usually cheaper Wii 2 HDMI were what made me decide to use mayflash. I've used 3 things by them in total now. Came to trust the brand lol
I have one branded as Wii to HDMI Converter, and with games like "new super Mario Bros" I see screen tearing, have you noticed any with this??
I've seen inconsistencies in video performance from adapter to adapter, it's really a crap shoot and they're all based on the same overall architecture really
deflicker removal helps a lot. i have no issues with a crisp image or wavy lines from my wii2hdmi. i sometimes wonder if thats all thats going on there on "new/different brand" hdmi adapters.
For what it does, It serves its purpose. I know the demo was for the Mayflash adapter itself, but if you throw the MClasssic to it, the picture cleans up very well. I think you said that review is coming. I am sure similar results can be achieved with the other options you tested. I like the thing because it is small, and unassuming. I will not use it without the MClassic though. Good, honest opinion of the adapter.
Hello, could you tell me how the audio of the mayflash is heard with the Mclassic? I saw that someone wrote that it sounds slightly wrong
I reviewed your video about the mayflash, thank you for taking the the time for getting the Mayflash and reviewing it. Again it helped me to make a decision as to what to get for my Wii.
Glad it was helpful!
I heard its one of two wii2hdmo adapters that are no lottery when it comes to displaying 480p without scan lines although i heard the Mayflash sometimes output too dark image.
Would love to see a blind shoot-out where the reviewer doesn't know which adapter they are playing through each time.
The Wii will always be a special system because it was the first system I had to play as a family man.
I feel that to my core
If this thing doesn't upscale, I suspect that people's opinion of it depends greatly on their TV's own internal upscaler (if any).
I highly appreciate that you summarise everything in the description. I watched the whole video of the generic one and I suspected this would be the same!
Well thank you, I've always thought having a compete description was important!
I got a cheap one exactly like the black one you showed (it came with the Wii I bought) and it has diagonal lines when playing at 480p, I completed RE4, Path of Radiance, both Conduit games and a couple more of games but at some point I started to focus more on these lines to the point of switching to 480i just to get rid of them, is hard to find a good converter.
That's so weird!
@@RoXolid It seems to be a normal issue with these cheap adapters, not sure if some people can't see the lines or if some adapters are just faulty, people recommends Mayflash for this very same reason. I haven't got one yet.
@@Mattotk yeah I have the same problem, this is why I am looking into the Mayflash. Did you try it? Does it have the same problem?
@@4selcuk i had those cheap adapters and it did have the lines. Soon later i got the mayflash one and it got rid of the lines and actually looks decent. Pro tip set it to progressive in the wii and turn off deflicker and reverse stretching with framebuffer and the wii will actually look decent on modern tvs
@@m4b9 will try, thanks
Not sure why you keep mentioning jaggies in all of these Wii HDMI reviews. They don't upscale the image. It's just the same 480p you always get from Wii. It's not even worth noting as these do not eliminate jaggies. The point of these devices are to give people a way to hook up their Wii to modern TVs that do not have older input options like component.
The big difference to look out for in these cheap devices is video interference (usually many diagonal lines) and darkness levels. That's about it.
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Exactly
At 18:06 that was jarring how different you suddenly sounded hehe
I have watched countless videos on this subject. I have a 32" JVC tube TV that I use for 5th and 6th generation consoles as well as the Wii. All these cheap solutions are just pass through devices and don't upscale. I have yet to purchase the Retrotink 5x. Which seems to be the best solution other than modding your systems. I also would like you to dive into this subject with the PS2.
Well I will say the cheapest solution I've tried thus far, the $6 Wii2HDMI adapter we first tested, actually some minor upscaleing! I was shocked at this. But as I said here, by and large these are port adapters that get you from COmponent or Composite to an HDMI Conection, that's about it.
There are also ps2 to hdmi adapters, I suggest looking into mClassic and keep at digital/HDMI signal. HDMI switches are also farely cheap, just put upscaler as output to TV for ALL your devices to get some treatment.There is a lot of difference in RGB cables, but digital cables at worst just cut out.
Obviously, if you're nostalgic about RGB orso, Retrotink is a nice one with more options to change things. mClassic is pretty much a 1 trick pony, it will always apply all the filters.
Just got my Mayflash after a month waiting (Since i'm from brazil i had to import it) but it was worth it, the picture is great, the sound quality is nice and tbh it was a good upgrade to my old wii.
Also, about the input lag you mentioned, with me it's works normally, i don't feel any lags at all when using it.
Is it better than the wii2hdmi?
I just got this and the Hyperkin an I noticed the LAG! They Hyperkin did not give me lag but this did. I was playing Super Mario 3 that is on my Wii from the Nintendo store from back in the day so it is native, and I immediately felt lag.
Did you have your TV in Game Mode?
How does this deal with gamecube games?
good morning, I use the white wii2hdmi adapter and I notice that almost imperceptible lines move, I don't remember if they were visible even with the scart. I'm on a 4k uhd tv, maybe it's just the graphics of the wii which aren't very clean because it's an old console?
I wonder how these cables compare to the Wii U.
The Wii u will look better, no doubt about that. At least from a resolution standpoint that is. The emulation on the Wii u of the Wii isn't flawless so that's where you're going to run into some issues there.
Which option would be better: Mayflash Wii2HDMI or Electron Shepherd Wii2HDMI?
Você recomenda substituir este novo adaptador pelo wii2HDMI antigo?
So what is your recommendation among many adaptors, to play wii with more clear and vivid display?
I dont get it points....
Long and many english sentences make me confused...
Have you tried the Bitfunx Wii2hdmi dongo?
Which one is the best adapter for the HDMI output and upscaler for the Wii?
Just a question, would you suggest this adapter or Wii2HDMI adapter?
I wasn't really impresed with the Mayflash one to be honest. I'd try the Electron Shepherd one myself.
@@RoXolid Ok, I'll check it out. Thanks
I just bought this, and when I plug my hdmi cord into the mayflash, power is cut off to my wii. If I unplug the hdmi from the mayflash, power is restored to the wii. I'm running the hdmi from the mayflash to the input of a video converter (upscaler) then hdmi from output from the converter to the tv.
Well I already have the MClassic for upscaling and enhancement, I just want something to convert Wii to HDMI clearly without blur. I don't care if it's jaggy, I just don't want blur. From there I can upscale.
I miss my HDMIKey...Dunno why they don't sell anymore....
Any screen tearing? I have a different adapter and screen tearing is annoying and very noticeable with "NEW super Mario Bros", and a few other games.. probably bad shielding.
Is the Mayflash compatible with the Mclassic?
It should be
You ever think of doing a video exploring other possible chargers for the Switch NES Classic controllers? I know I've been looking for alternative chargers. I've also been considering one that would add a usb C port by sliding onto the rail.
The only thing I've found thus far is the Power A one.
@@RoXolid I'll have to check it out, I forgot to mention that the one I found would cost $40 CAD and I would have to cut off some plastic parts on it to get it to work.
Will these type of devices help with the remote calibration for Wii shooting games ? I'm trying everything and I can't get that aim even close to being accurate. It is either aim towards the top or bottom of the screen depending on what settings I'm using in relation to the sensor. I'm using a Sony Bravia 65imch smart tv (wallmounted) and a AV2hdmi mini that requires a power source . Any help would be appreciated.
Problem is your TV is too big. I ended up playing on my 24 inch computer monitor with no issues.
I have a Wii2HDMI device and the audio crackles in games like Donkey Kong Country returns. Did you notice any audio issues with the may flash?
I did not
@@RoXolid I wish someone would test this with Donkey Kong Country returns vs the Wii2HDMI specifically to see if the audio is better.
What about the wavey diagonal lines that are in the $6 wii adapters.. Is there a way to take them out after tearing the adapter apart placing your thumb in the back of the HDMI port at a certain spot on the board pressing the waves go away .. and I also did notice that the mayflasher has a gold plated good HDMI port any other one doesn't seem as made good after playing with the HDMI cable moving in a certain way in the port the waves disappeared so something tells me it's in there somewhere
You got what you got basically, for 6 bucks you can't really expect much you know?
@@RoXolid don't get me wrong the $5 wii 2 HDMI that's outstanding picture and good results on the original Xbox but I was able to get those wavy lines out if you press your thumb a certain way near the HDMI port on top and put one finger on the bottom they go away I'm just trying to figure out what to put there to keep them away
Would you say this device improves input lag? I'm not looking for anything spectacular but I noticed there's a bit of input lag in some games both on Wii and Gamecube and I'd really like to eliminate the input lag if at all possible. Thanks.
No, if anything it adds some lag.
but have you tried the mayflash adapter
??
Yes
Do the adapters provide the best resolution for the Wii ?
No, best is component video cables into something like a RetroTink 5X
Able to replay/re-watch just fine!
That's a relief
So what adapter do you consider to have the best picture output? And do you have a link to where I can buy one?
If you have component video inputs on your TV my recommendation but honestly be to use HD retrovision component video cables. If you absolutely must go with hdmi, the very first one I tested is the best that I have any experience with thus far. Learn more at the link below
th-cam.com/video/-fUxHBQmuSQ/w-d-xo.html
I've been using the Portholic wii2hdmi but noticed that the audio peaks and crackles often. Did you notice that at all with this adapter?
No issues with audio at all.
@@RoXolid thank you. Would you pick this over the hyperkin cable as a budget option?
@@Screngus I would honestly pick the $8 one I first covered here on the channel, that one really seemed to do the best!
I bought one, and it didn't make the image that much better and it added some lines on the sides 😢
So no 720p or 1080p??
Correct, this does not appear to upscale at all
@@RoXolid Thanks!
Hey it looks like you've slimmed down some! Looking good dude!
Not really, if anything I've put a few pounds back on this winter. But thanks.
@@RoXolid maybe it's just the shirt? I'm beefy as well so I'm right there with you dude
I make it a point to downvote any video that asks for a like before the video has even started. That’s like tipping before you’ve eaten.
Fair enough, I don't ask anymore for the most part
@@RoXolid You’re a cool dude. Turned out to be a good video in the end. I changed it to a like.
@@fritospie7982 Thanks for giving it and me a chance
Hi! Did you capture each output through an elgato capture card?
No, I used a Genki Shadowcast actually
@@RoXolid just following up, was the aspect ratio for the mayflash shown as is on your genki? I know some adapters don't play well with widescreen.
I'm sure it's in the metadata if the output file
Would like to see the Electron Shepherd Wii2Hdmi thrown in this test.
Never heard of it
So what's the best hdmi solution
The best would be component video cables into a RetroTink 5x
@@RoXolid what about best affordable solution
Does it work with Wii U 720p/1080p ?
Why would it need to? The Wii U has native HDMI out
@@RoXolid No mate, I meant, if the HDMI is dead, but the AV port not, can I set 1080P on Wii U and get 1080P out?
I tried doing this like 12 years ago on a Sony 720p tv and the screen had all these interlaced lines. It looked TERRIBLE!!! All I want are those lines gone. Does this thing do that? Thanks. Great videos.
Love the wii stile buying games for it
It's a cool system for sure!
Is there an HDMI upscale for the PS2 you can recommend?
Not that I've tried yet, but I am going to be looking into them. I will say I have liked the level hike cable
@@RoXolid cool thank you!!
@@chain_sawyer7469 I've been using the Kaico cable. Definite recommend
@@ThatSneakman thank you!!
I would never recommend Kaico as they have been caught stealing from other manufacturers. Do for recommend due to terrible business practices
any video game system I like them all
Skipping this one
Agreed. Not to impressive. Hyperkin cable does look a bit sharper.
If I have a wii and/or Wii U how can I get the most over the top best quality video?
Wii U actually has a better digital port than most Wii (I think a few black ones actually had a good one? But haven't looked into it much) ...it also does decent upscaling, but mClassic is a lot better. So play Wii games on your Wii U.
For Wii games (with mClassic) set resolution to 480p on Wii U...for Wii u games on 720p, that way the mClassic can upscale it better. Some games run on like 900p and get internally upscaled to 1080p, which makes it harder for the logarithms mClassic to detect edges etc.
Can you link the best hdmi converter for the wii? The one you think is the best if you can thanks!
Well IMO the best is the RetroTink 5X. Feed the Component video cables into it and the results are stunning. Regarding the best dongle like this, so far this one was my favorite:
th-cam.com/video/-fUxHBQmuSQ/w-d-xo.html
Ps4 version of re4 is best in my mind
The controls make the Wii version so good IMO
That is very blurry. Letting your TV upscale from 480p is not a great idea. If you have an old LCD that is top 720p, it works well, but on a 4k TV? Bad.
Well the captured footage bypasses a television entirely, so that has nothign to do with the footage shown here. Also, most TVs have 0 upscaling excpt in rare instances from 240P to 480P.
@@RoXolid all TVs upscale to their native resolution.
That's not true at all. Many TVs display a variety of different resolutions, they are not locked into just one resolution. If that were the case 4K TVs would only display in 4k
@@RoXolid 4K TVs will display at 4K resolution. They take whatever media resolution you feed them and spit them out at full screen/full res. If they didn’t upscale the image, you’d get a postage stamp sized image for old 240p stuff for example.
Many larger TVs today don't support 240p resolution for that very reason, because it would not be small like a postage stamp but because they blow it up to be the full screen. Just because you're maintaining a 16x9 aspect ratio does not mean that you are upscaling it to 4k. If that were the case there would be no reason to ever produce a 4K Switch because the TV would upscale it for you. For the same reason, watching a DVD doesn't magically increase it from 480p to 4K if you're watching it through a 4K TV. I'm sorry, but you are mistaken on this.
I guess if you only have hdmi or composite inputs on a flatscreen, and don’t want to spend much money, this is the way.
Or if you simply no longer want to deal with CRTs