Component or Composite for your Wii?

[KeroKero]

Just wondering what most of you guys use for your connection to your TV, do you use component or composite?

I do have component cables, however I've had trouble displaying some N64 and Neo Geo games thru component, and I find it easier just to use composite, isn't component supposed to provide a better picture? I'm new to this stuff because most of the TV's I've had didn't have component hook up.

So what do you guys use composite or component?

[SegaFan]

With component, if your TV supports it, you can enable progressive scan which will give a much clearer picture. If you haven't got a progressive scan TV there's still some advantage but not so much. If you live in a PAL region (or maybe just Europe) you have the 3rd option of using RGB SCART, which is better than composite but doesn't support progressive scan.

[Muzer]

Compoment + Progressive scan for me. PAL. No problems with any VC games. Have a Panasonic Viera TX-26LMD70A Very good picture. It's quite cool because if you're bored and connect the green cable to the yellow socket of composite, it makes a weird, black and white version appear.

[hippiecrite]

Component here. 480p + 16:9 widescreen.