First, sorry but I am unsure where to post this. Anyways, to the point. I have bought a Wii system a few days ago and it's wonderful. Very interactive and I love it. Today, I purchased Rock Band for the Wii. It's AWESOME! Now, keep this in mind, I have only played the game for maybe an hour and a half. After enough of playing I turned off the Wii, switched back from Video to television and walked away.
After about another hour or two, I want to play again. All is fine until I turn on the Wii and go to Rock Band. When the screen goes black (switching to the logos at the beginning) I see a scrolling line across my screen. The line goes from the top of my television to the bottom. Alright, I saw an option in the Wii settings to reduce / remove screen burn. So I enabled that, and nothing happened. I don't like this, because I have a picture-tube television and it's not technically mine (my parents).
The television does have surround sound, so there is an amp. The AMP plugs into Video 2 on my television, so anything I plug into the AMP I must switch to Video 2 on my TV. The Wii is plugged into the Video 4 input on the AMP, so I must switch to Video 4 on the AMP and Video 2 on the TV (I hope you understand that).
So basically, my question is why the heck is it doing this, and how can I fix it? My parents are saying move it down to a small cruddy television with NO surround sound, and I DON'T want to go downstairs to play. Also, the screen burn is also at the Wii Menu. Thanks!
After about another hour or two, I want to play again. All is fine until I turn on the Wii and go to Rock Band. When the screen goes black (switching to the logos at the beginning) I see a scrolling line across my screen. The line goes from the top of my television to the bottom. Alright, I saw an option in the Wii settings to reduce / remove screen burn. So I enabled that, and nothing happened. I don't like this, because I have a picture-tube television and it's not technically mine (my parents).
The television does have surround sound, so there is an amp. The AMP plugs into Video 2 on my television, so anything I plug into the AMP I must switch to Video 2 on my TV. The Wii is plugged into the Video 4 input on the AMP, so I must switch to Video 4 on the AMP and Video 2 on the TV (I hope you understand that).
So basically, my question is why the heck is it doing this, and how can I fix it? My parents are saying move it down to a small cruddy television with NO surround sound, and I DON'T want to go downstairs to play. Also, the screen burn is also at the Wii Menu. Thanks!
I am glad that I am a Nintendo Fan.