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connect wii to receiver
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is it a audio/video receiver or just an audio? if it is a audio/video you will need to plug the wii's a/v cord in to a composite input (red,white,yellow) on the receiver. then you will need to find the video out on the receiver and connect a composite cable to the receiver and the tv's composite input.
if it is just an audio receiver you will hook the white and red cables from the wii to any available auido inputs (red,white) and put the video (yellow) into the tv.
if it is just an audio receiver you will hook the white and red cables from the wii to any available auido inputs (red,white) and put the video (yellow) into the tv.
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