(Remember to set the Wii video out to fullscreen or use USB Loader GX to start the games in fullscreen!) - Output Res.Click to expand.Can i ask why you dont just Burn the Games to disk and play them that way, it is a little better then usb and well i can walk you threw the steps of the disk being played. The RetroTINK 5x can downscale a 480p signal to 240p before it upscales. The Wii Ware Rebirth games are a good example. Some games look like classic 16-bit games and work great at a 240p resolution with scan lines. 16:9 Widescreen: - Output Res.: 1080p (Over)Ĥ:3 Fullscreen: - Output Res.: 1080p (Over) I use Framelock for the lowest latency and RGB Limited for best colors in my setup. Then I add the Post Processing scanlines and shadowmask filters to give an old TV (CRT) look to the image. I generally like the 1080p (Over) scaling to fill my HDTV as much as I can. These are my system A/V options for best scaling by the RetroTINK 5x (Firmware 2.60). Turn on “480p Pixel Fix Patch” in the USB Loader GX settings to fix it. USB Loader GX has a setting to fix older Wii models that have a this pixel glitch with 480p output. If you have a RVL-CPU-30 or older model, there is a 480p output bug that makes the picture slightly softer than it should be. To use USB Loader GX, you will need to jailbreak your Wii so you can install homebrew software. Then set your TV or the RetroTINK 5x setting to match once you start playing the game. If there are some games you prefer in 4:3, adjust that game’s video output setting. On a per-game basis, you can set the aspect ratio the game uses. Next, use USB Loader GX to launch all games. To begin, set up the Wii video output with these settings for Widescreen: - 480p There is a fix for this with the homebrew app USB Loader GX. Note: There is also a bug present in early Wii models that makes the video slightly softer than later revisions. Wii set to 16:9 (widescreen) with TV set to the correct 16:9 (widescreen)

Set up usb loader for wii