Lol at the topic -> "Nintendo Wii Sensor Bar Demystified". As it ever had to be mystified in the first place. There's never something mystical about a little piece of easy to understand technology.
i knew it! yesterday i got netflix on wii but the sensor bar was broken so i had limited functionality, i couldnt go to the search button because it had to be pointed at. i aimed my wiimote left of the tv, and it picked up some signal and i was able to navigate much easier, oddly, outside of netflix i wasn't able to get that same IR signal.
i need help. my wii doesnt read the sensor bar. when i plug it in the back of the wii, it doesnt find the controller. the sensor bar isnt broken cause i tried it on a different wii and it worked. i bought a wirless sensor bar and it doesnt work eather. ive even tried other "tricks" and it still doesnt read . can anyone help
a bit unorthodox, but intrigeing none the less. infact my "pointer" for my wii acts erratically system on occasion, probably because my sensor bars scratched.
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Dude, I've got a question. My brother screwed up our sensor bar, and we bought one wireless DreamGEAR sensor bar. Well, it sucks, it doesn't catch up from a distance longer than 1 meter, and it catches a low, poor signal, it certainly sucks, and the pointer blinks a lot. Is it the bar problem's? What should I do? I'm certainly desperate.
Heh. I left my sensor bar at home when I brought my Wii to a different house. I accidentally pointed at the light over my head, and it started working. XD
man,i got my wii,NEWLY FRESH,but....I CANNOT USE THE WII REMOTE,the remote is working,but is something with the sensor bar,i checked EVERYTHING,but not working
Hell, you can use two candles to replace the "sensor bar".
Google "Wii sensor bar candles" to find out that the sensor bar is only an IR light source. The remote is a bluetooth device and the console has a bluetooth receiver in it.
The heat from the candles is in the IR spectrum. By having them the same distance apart as the bar is wide, the remote can pick it up as it would the bar.
lol anyone with half a brain about electronics can figure this out =P
IR LEDs are awesome
and even more awesome is ANY, I repeat ANY, digital camera, be it on a cellphone, a digital video recorder, WHATEVER, can pick up IR light =] it's amazing, isn't it? XD I'm uploading a video of the Wii "sensor bar" in the dark =P
So the sensor bar simply contains 2 IR lights, the Remote detects the lights and tells the system unit where it is in relation to the lights. Do I understand this correctly?
@Lachlant1984 pretty much. the wiimote actually contains a very decent IR camera, capable of HW tracking of 4 independent IR sources, hence it's used by the DIY community for various projects.
How come the IR on the sensor bar blinks? I understand why the IR from the remotes blink, but why does the sensorbar? Could it have something to do with the way the WiiMote picks things up?
the sensor bar is important to have attached in the case so the wiimote has a point of reference to produce the right sensor matrix calculations relative to the position and distance from it with the wiimote. It is important but, not neccessary as long as the wiimote has a point of reference, it's sensor for shaking and motions independent do work anytime.
You can use a whole bunch of shit as a substitute for the sensor bar. And, just saying, you can actually buy a third party wireless sensor bar which would probably be easier for most people.
it's like when they said "Give us your idiots, your assholes, your incompetents, your douchebags, longing to be respected..., and we'll make them put comments all over the internet about everything, even when they don't know crap about what they are saying"
it's become terrible with the obsessive folks who go to every single new item somewhere and post 'FIRST' and then the next idiot who missed his chance and posts 'No.. you beat me to it." I've had enough web 2.0, can i have my web 1.0 back?
depending on what sort of camera i use my light on the sensor bar is a different colour on my 11mp camera its a REALY bright white. 6mp its red .2mp purple. vga ORANGE?!?!?!
oo and its also it cheaper when your house burns down and you don't have insurance?... think about it.. im not being an ass or anithing but im juus sayin
That would be an ass. I just wanted to feel clever sharing my knowledge, I guess some people shouldn't play with fire cos some people are clumsy retards. Be careful now.
That would be an ass. I just wanted to feel clever sharing my knowledge, I guess some people shouldn't play with fire, some people are clumsy retards. Be careful now.
OMG!! U SAVED ME!!! We had lost our sensor bar, and REALLY wanted ot play on the Wii, and we looked EVERYWHERE to find an alternative sensor bar, and WE FOUND IT!!! THANK YOU!!!! You have NO IDEA how happy you made me and my firnd!! *hugs*
everyone do this. look at your wii sensor bar. then close the light of the room. take a video camera or any vid camera. i used a cell phone. then on your camera you can that there are yellow lights coming from the sensor bar. I wonder what it is. reply if it works
you don't even need anything at all! i disconnected my sensor bar and didn't put anything else and for some reason when i pointed to the right of my tv with my wiimote it was a weak signal but it showed the hand thing maybe it was the electrcal outlet or that light i have that's activated by a light sensor and it only turns on when theres no light....
Nintendo should had made the wii-motes link via Bluetooth, Wii users simply sync their motes with the console units and you dont have to worry about line of sight and sensor bars, bluetooth receiver built into console instead.
the blinking is because older tv remotes send signals kinda like morse code, it blinks in a some sequence really fast, i heard it even works with candles which sound logical since heat sends out IR or something :)
One thing this is handy for is for making a stronger transmitter, this one is only effective for about 3-5 meters, even less if you have strong sun comming in the window.
It's not that much of a mystery. If you go to the Wii website they tell you everything that's in this video. They even tell you to take a digital camera in the troubleshootig area since cameras can block out the infared shield
so I guess the "sensor bar" just blinks little infrared lights to provide an arbitrary fixed set of reference points for the wii-motes? That's actually pretty slick. I bet the r&d guys of sony are kicking themselves.
thats what is really odd about digital cameras. I dont know HOW thye pic up that "light" from remotes. I did that with my Canon A550 and my TV remote. hmmmm.....human eyes suck :)
Saved my night! I left my Sensor bar at a friends and he is out of town. Me and some other friends wanted to play some Mario Strikers (GC) but couldn't start the game due to the Wii interface. I had heard of the Candle method but don't have any. So I saw this, we tried it, and it saved our night ^__^
All people who've commented on this video with comments in a "well done idiot lol" style fashion, can go ahead and shut the FUCK up. I for one found this video really useful, as my sensor bar just broke, however now I have a new method to still play Wii =) Thanks for the vid dxprog =D
So... all the sensor bar does is send a signal to the remote for the remote to sense where abouts it is... The plug is simply power. All you need is two IR LED's and you can make a woop ass sensor bar LOL I may play with this if I can ever be bothered.
Not sure about it, but the guy's right about the infrared; used only to detect the remote's twist and closeness to the screen... but all of the signals FROM the controller to the system (general orientation, buttons) must use another type of signal (probably bluetooth, or maybe RF like the WaveBird... dunno)
It's also a little "camera"... notice how every time you press the trigger, the targets blink a square light? That's what the blaster picks up. So it can't tell you where you pointed at, only whether you hit the target or not. (Still not sure how it distinguishes which target... maybe different frequencies?) So if your TV's brightness is too high, you'll probably hit every time. If it's too low, you won't be able to hit the ducks at all.
Now about the Super Scope.... that's a mystery for me.
this is a lie because i have a nintendo wii and u do need the sensor because all u did was shut of the lights so nobody can see not unplugg it the sensor bar has a long cord so where ever u put it at it will still pick up motion
Well, first of all you don't actually need the sensor bar. All the sensor bar is is a bunch of IR LEDs that transmit IR to the Wiimote. So you can use any 2 constant sources of IR and use it on your Wii. The only thing going to the sensor is power, not information so you can pretty much use candles to play on the Wii with absolutely no change in the game play. Also he wasn't turning off the lights, the camera brightness adjusted when the extremely white and bright Wii menu came up.
Lol at the topic -> "Nintendo Wii Sensor Bar Demystified". As it ever had to be mystified in the first place. There's never something mystical about a little piece of easy to understand technology.
VGPlayer78 3 weeks ago
i knew it! yesterday i got netflix on wii but the sensor bar was broken so i had limited functionality, i couldnt go to the search button because it had to be pointed at. i aimed my wiimote left of the tv, and it picked up some signal and i was able to navigate much easier, oddly, outside of netflix i wasn't able to get that same IR signal.
AndrewDaniele87 7 months ago
Anyone know of a PC test app that can do this?
vex123 10 months ago
Sensor bar is 2 led lights.
TB1337TM 10 months ago
@TB1337TM it has like 8 i took mine apart years ago
bfibtcod 2 months ago
i need help. my wii doesnt read the sensor bar. when i plug it in the back of the wii, it doesnt find the controller. the sensor bar isnt broken cause i tried it on a different wii and it worked. i bought a wirless sensor bar and it doesnt work eather. ive even tried other "tricks" and it still doesnt read . can anyone help
XXXMAC187XXX 11 months ago
que pendejo
ZoeMarcela 11 months ago
that is awesome i don't know how you and your bro did it but its awesome it makes me think how i don't get along with my brother!
darkspyro159 1 year ago
Everytime i play a game the game allways shakes and shit and im pointing the controller at the sensor
MangaSpinin01 1 year ago
i did it once and it work but the 2nd try it don't work any more please help me.
OreozAdvance 1 year ago
does it suppose to be right length of the control seperation
OreozAdvance 1 year ago
a bit unorthodox, but intrigeing none the less. infact my "pointer" for my wii acts erratically system on occasion, probably because my sensor bars scratched.
shadowmoon522 1 year ago
You are so hot.
dannydunlop 1 year ago
you look like fred savage
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baker153 1 year ago
thanx it does work
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baker153 1 year ago
on 0:37, is it hayride transmitters?
suddenxshock 1 year ago
dude, u need to make more vids like this one.
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ufclivestreams 1 year ago
lol the sensor bar LEDs were blinking.
CokeandMentosCP 1 year ago
no, the IR LEDs in the sensor bar are not transmitters. there just normal IR LEDs.
The Wii Remote and the Wii communicate over bluetooth.
CokeandMentosCP 1 year ago
So you mean to say that is we have 2 IR sources like err... 2 suns in a room, you can have a wireless sensorbar!? Awesome!
123hello10 1 year ago
How many dolars is WII?
nickolai357 1 year ago
@nickolai357 too many.
ImNoJadedImsoniac 1 year ago
Dude, I've got a question. My brother screwed up our sensor bar, and we bought one wireless DreamGEAR sensor bar. Well, it sucks, it doesn't catch up from a distance longer than 1 meter, and it catches a low, poor signal, it certainly sucks, and the pointer blinks a lot. Is it the bar problem's? What should I do? I'm certainly desperate.
FTWker 2 years ago
@FTWker use 2 candles like a sensor bar. works for me. if you dont wanna buy a new one
crodney1 1 year ago
Heh. I left my sensor bar at home when I brought my Wii to a different house. I accidentally pointed at the light over my head, and it started working. XD
SpookerstheSpoo 2 years ago
Thanks guys, by seeing your viedo, i actualy made my own wireless senerer bar with two remotes, battery holders, and carbord, it works great
live4god5 2 years ago 4
I'm glad you found it useful.
dxprog 2 years ago
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UnderManiac 2 years ago
no,there's a camera inside, nintendo said it themselfes
PaperEngine 1 year ago
@PaperEngine No, there's no camera inside. Nintendo didn't say it themselves.
TwoUpWeb 1 year ago
@TwoUpWeb yes they did
PaperEngine 1 year ago
man,i got my wii,NEWLY FRESH,but....I CANNOT USE THE WII REMOTE,the remote is working,but is something with the sensor bar,i checked EVERYTHING,but not working
KillerGuy96 2 years ago
okay i got a question if the sensor bar stops working do the wii controllers stop working too
eeerri23 2 years ago
The wiimote itself will work fine, but you won't be able to use the pointer until you've replaced the sensor bar.
dxprog 2 years ago
Hell, you can use two candles to replace the "sensor bar".
Google "Wii sensor bar candles" to find out that the sensor bar is only an IR light source. The remote is a bluetooth device and the console has a bluetooth receiver in it.
The heat from the candles is in the IR spectrum. By having them the same distance apart as the bar is wide, the remote can pick it up as it would the bar.
UnderManiac 2 years ago
I saw lights inside the sensor bar with my cellphone cam :V
GoWeegee 2 years ago
wii need hdmi
RICANPAPY27 2 years ago
lol anyone with half a brain about electronics can figure this out =P
IR LEDs are awesome
and even more awesome is ANY, I repeat ANY, digital camera, be it on a cellphone, a digital video recorder, WHATEVER, can pick up IR light =] it's amazing, isn't it? XD I'm uploading a video of the Wii "sensor bar" in the dark =P
Ar7ific1al 2 years ago 2
this guy luks like the white version of tayshaun prince
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mastermin34004 2 years ago
cool. is there anything else that you could use besides candles?
cursedswordsman 2 years ago
u can buy LED lights and a battery with some wires. that should work too
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urgonnagetacomment23 2 years ago
yeh i dont need a sensor bay watch my video
bobby51500 2 years ago
i still want 2 use my sensor bar.
):<
SilverOmegaDotCom 2 years ago
It works with candles, yeah seriously
DavetzWin 3 years ago
how odd... in my video the IR lights in my wii sensor bar are red, not white like in this one.
WoWRehabPatient 3 years ago 2
your brother is a very smart person to figure out that ...very well done!
streetwheels 3 years ago 2
All the sensor bar does is power 2 Infared lights, you can also used a candle if you want to some fun :P
SnortMeSilly 3 years ago 2
damn my mom vacuumed the house and the wire got caught it the vacuum and now i cant play guitar hero world tour -_-
xxconversegrlxx 3 years ago
my sister did that to me, and i cn't fix it cos i dont have a 3 ended screwdriver, but IR LEDs work just as well.
loitzlouis 3 years ago
the sensor bar has lights!?
drybones234 3 years ago
Yes.....
deathsyth09 3 years ago
you can also use two candles instead of the sensor bar too. I've done it. it doesn't work to well but it does work
jbee02 3 years ago
So the sensor bar simply contains 2 IR lights, the Remote detects the lights and tells the system unit where it is in relation to the lights. Do I understand this correctly?
Lachlant1984 3 years ago 8
Yes you get it
deathsyth09 3 years ago 2
@Lachlant1984 Don't forget the bluetooth.
indyjon3s 8 months ago
@Lachlant1984 pretty much. the wiimote actually contains a very decent IR camera, capable of HW tracking of 4 independent IR sources, hence it's used by the DIY community for various projects.
phobik2000 5 months ago
I HAS YOUR POSTER!!!!!! I have that same poster thats above his tv!!!!!
mandolinplayer13 3 years ago
How come the IR on the sensor bar blinks? I understand why the IR from the remotes blink, but why does the sensorbar? Could it have something to do with the way the WiiMote picks things up?
ALAPAT1 3 years ago
We are unable to see the lights because our eyes do not have a high enough visible spectrum. They are actually always like that.
Arbiter9 3 years ago
the sensor bar is important to have attached in the case so the wiimote has a point of reference to produce the right sensor matrix calculations relative to the position and distance from it with the wiimote. It is important but, not neccessary as long as the wiimote has a point of reference, it's sensor for shaking and motions independent do work anytime.
Entertainmentwf 3 years ago
i heard 2 candels work too
bestSVMS 3 years ago
HOLY CRAP! My maid cut the cable of my sensor bar! I wanna play brawl so bad, but I can't. Thank you so much for this fix.
cmanatlan 3 years ago
that is exactly what happened to me!
two candles does in fact work
johnwashere22 3 years ago
you dont need a sensor bar for brawl other than clicking the game to start it...
poolshark152006 3 years ago 2
You can use a whole bunch of shit as a substitute for the sensor bar. And, just saying, you can actually buy a third party wireless sensor bar which would probably be easier for most people.
TomNook007 3 years ago
can you list a third party provider? just wondering
darkdaemon48 3 years ago
The sensor bar should be dubbed transmitter bar
RaiderX 3 years ago
wow nice discovery not that important but nice job anyway
Zune49 3 years ago
you rule
rangelearner 3 years ago
is that why lights appear on the sensor bar while on videos? i always thought about that
Knives11ryu 3 years ago
it's like when they said "Give us your idiots, your assholes, your incompetents, your douchebags, longing to be respected..., and we'll make them put comments all over the internet about everything, even when they don't know crap about what they are saying"
it's become terrible with the obsessive folks who go to every single new item somewhere and post 'FIRST' and then the next idiot who missed his chance and posts 'No.. you beat me to it." I've had enough web 2.0, can i have my web 1.0 back?
cloud9ineteen 3 years ago 2
that's cool man.
Wow.. you have a SNES next to the WII. Like father and son.
moddymadeye 4 years ago 10
Great-grandfather. XD
n30l1nk 3 years ago 2
hehe :)
fatmcnugget 3 years ago
@moddymadeye
more like great great grandfater :]
justheretofap 1 year ago
Why it Shows Bright White Lights
while in real-life it dosnt ?
if you asked your self that question heres the answer (sorta):
Its because cameras are sensible to IR :P
...that was kinda easy!
Link2006 4 years ago
cause lcd cameras one things like a video camera or a cell phone only pick it up.
sasuke5987 4 years ago
actually it is because humans cannot see infra red radiation but it can be picked up by cameras.
ryanaqui 3 years ago
i broke mine, candles worked but were a hazard so i taped 2 dollar store mini flash lights to a small board, 2 dollar sensor bar,
wannafanta777 4 years ago
thats so gay yes you do need the sesnor bar
natpalm13 4 years ago
no. you. don't.
coldsteel26 4 years ago
depending on what sort of camera i use my light on the sensor bar is a different colour on my 11mp camera its a REALY bright white. 6mp its red .2mp purple. vga ORANGE?!?!?!
ikszta07 4 years ago
Sweet.
Fike2308 4 years ago
Is that a Casio WK3300 keyboard? I got one of those for my last birthday!
flarn2006 4 years ago
just use two candles, they emit infra red rays. Surely thats an easier, cheaper, wireless solution.....
fearshakenworld 4 years ago
oo and its also it cheaper when your house burns down and you don't have insurance?... think about it.. im not being an ass or anithing but im juus sayin
ponmile1 4 years ago
That would be an ass. I just wanted to feel clever sharing my knowledge, I guess some people shouldn't play with fire cos some people are clumsy retards. Be careful now.
fearshakenworld 4 years ago
That would be an ass. I just wanted to feel clever sharing my knowledge, I guess some people shouldn't play with fire, some people are clumsy retards. Be careful now.
fearshakenworld 4 years ago
OMG!! U SAVED ME!!! We had lost our sensor bar, and REALLY wanted ot play on the Wii, and we looked EVERYWHERE to find an alternative sensor bar, and WE FOUND IT!!! THANK YOU!!!! You have NO IDEA how happy you made me and my firnd!! *hugs*
Flamegal12 4 years ago 4
You know, for the hundreds of nasty comments I get, it's things like this that really lift my spirits. I'm glad it helped you :-).
dxprog 4 years ago 2
Kermit the frog!!
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nextgenreviews 4 years ago
everyone do this. look at your wii sensor bar. then close the light of the room. take a video camera or any vid camera. i used a cell phone. then on your camera you can that there are yellow lights coming from the sensor bar. I wonder what it is. reply if it works
gangsta1Rida 4 years ago
my lights are purple
wiitwilightprincess 4 years ago
They are the five red LEDs (they should be red) on each side to track the Wii remote.
K9rosie 4 years ago
you don't even need anything at all! i disconnected my sensor bar and didn't put anything else and for some reason when i pointed to the right of my tv with my wiimote it was a weak signal but it showed the hand thing maybe it was the electrcal outlet or that light i have that's activated by a light sensor and it only turns on when theres no light....
atlplaya1234 4 years ago
Not really: candles emit infrared light. Those two sources of IR light could then replace the Sensor Bar's two IR leds.
JeZii 4 years ago
wii sensor wont read
jimkop000 4 years ago
yeah, i found this out by trying to make a video of my wii, u can see the light's on camera, so when i put the vid on my pc, i was suprised.
cargodudeMT 4 years ago
make a sensor bar and take a it to a movie thetar. THAT is a cool idea. its been done too.
noobking111 4 years ago
actually you can replace the sensor bar with two candles
0428733 4 years ago
candles?
dangon007 4 years ago
yes candles, ive seen it done before, u just need 2 small candles under, or ontop of your tv on either side and it works!
asfdelta 4 years ago
yeah but the wax will drip all over your tv. i saw someone use 2 flashlights it worked better
drizzle2006 4 years ago
the wax wont drip if you use the little candles in the tins. also if u point your wiimote at the sun on a bright day it works aswell
wiitwilightprincess 4 years ago
Pretty cool :)
mariotaz 4 years ago
O, I thought the motes were all via irda link
callmewilson 4 years ago
...
wii-mote link IS via Bluetooth
Sensor bar is just for the pointer ¬¬
Stainless666 4 years ago
Nintendo should had made the wii-motes link via Bluetooth, Wii users simply sync their motes with the console units and you dont have to worry about line of sight and sensor bars, bluetooth receiver built into console instead.
callmewilson 4 years ago
you can also use candles because they give off inferred as well. i saw it on g4tv.
dwizard2009 4 years ago
the blinking is because older tv remotes send signals kinda like morse code, it blinks in a some sequence really fast, i heard it even works with candles which sound logical since heat sends out IR or something :)
One thing this is handy for is for making a stronger transmitter, this one is only effective for about 3-5 meters, even less if you have strong sun comming in the window.
Alpaca83 4 years ago
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DUde ur a fag
cobblergobbler77 4 years ago
Is that earthbound in ure snes?
meaneaa 4 years ago
I'd like to say it's Tetris Attack. I don't own Earthbound.
dxprog 4 years ago
cool
meaneaa 4 years ago
sensor bar has a loong wire and it come with the system if it breaks they dont cost much to replace. this if for the poor black & white tv users lol.
ffxiholyxx 4 years ago
really good:)
nice you discovered it...but still the senor comes with the console..its not as if you buy it separately.
HOWEVER! If you sensor does get damaged...you can use this option:P
xin0 4 years ago
woah, nice TV man, and nice wii. Rich person >:0 xD
gudbussiness1 4 years ago
It's not that much of a mystery. If you go to the Wii website they tell you everything that's in this video. They even tell you to take a digital camera in the troubleshootig area since cameras can block out the infared shield
crystalcheats 4 years ago
are you guys stupid didnt you see that uncontrollable blinking and glitches you need the sensor bar thats why they made it
azuzaj1 4 years ago
Dude u dot really need the sensor bar.u can play without it
PikeMan44 4 years ago
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do you have to a sensor bar?
marc2006z 4 years ago
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This was discovered a long time ago.
prodygee 4 years ago
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ok?????
Ingruler1116 4 years ago
so I guess the "sensor bar" just blinks little infrared lights to provide an arbitrary fixed set of reference points for the wii-motes? That's actually pretty slick. I bet the r&d guys of sony are kicking themselves.
murderrapelove 4 years ago
And the point is?
JLisTurkishName 4 years ago
So is the myth "busted" or "confirmed"?
thats what is really odd about digital cameras. I dont know HOW thye pic up that "light" from remotes. I did that with my Canon A550 and my TV remote. hmmmm.....human eyes suck :)
Zoomer30 4 years ago
it's called infrared light you moron
jenius92000 4 years ago
oooooooon mike's super short show
mckludge2002 4 years ago
Good video. Thank you.
smuffy 4 years ago
Your Tv's awesome
martin9457m 4 years ago
hmm
i gotta try this
afroboy89 4 years ago
Saved my night! I left my Sensor bar at a friends and he is out of town. Me and some other friends wanted to play some Mario Strikers (GC) but couldn't start the game due to the Wii interface. I had heard of the Candle method but don't have any. So I saw this, we tried it, and it saved our night ^__^
Thanks!
adawgdafab 4 years ago 3
All people who've commented on this video with comments in a "well done idiot lol" style fashion, can go ahead and shut the FUCK up. I for one found this video really useful, as my sensor bar just broke, however now I have a new method to still play Wii =) Thanks for the vid dxprog =D
TomVice 4 years ago
i have a wii too
minicrush 4 years ago
well congratufuckenlations einstion
sullazzy 4 years ago
Is that Screech?
mod1971 4 years ago
WEWT!!!! i saw you Super Nintendo!! THE BEST GAME SYSTEM EVUR!!! cept for the wii!
ninjadude753 4 years ago
That's probably the smartest comment I've seen posted on this thread.
dxprog 4 years ago
so why should this matter its not like you dont have to go out and but a seperate one
kogwheel 4 years ago
So... all the sensor bar does is send a signal to the remote for the remote to sense where abouts it is... The plug is simply power. All you need is two IR LED's and you can make a woop ass sensor bar LOL I may play with this if I can ever be bothered.
tripplehelix 4 years ago
first of all the wii has a extra one built in the console and it wont work if your playing games like red steel and you need to hold up a sword ect
jaque9 4 years ago
Nice one, knob
Nasharoo27 4 years ago
u meen noob? lolz
sparta0607 4 years ago
no i don't, i mean knob
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robthevip 4 years ago
ya candles work too, work better than remotes. the more candles, the clearer the signal.
justsomepeople 4 years ago
yeah me too
its a bit flashy thought without teh bar
maybe it enhances the signal
pixelanime101 4 years ago
I saw on tv how to use candles as a system bar...
milliondollarboy1 4 years ago
its not a camera dumbass its infra-red or IR
Jwp315 4 years ago
Good job kermit.
FalseOmnipotent 4 years ago
Lol I was just thinking that.
CowAbductionInc 4 years ago
TT the sensor bar is used to find ur position in the room, not where the mote is pointed
(dumbass)
sliderkk 4 years ago
i heard u can do the same thing using two candles... is that true/
marcovarius 4 years ago
it uses IR (infrared) LEDs to detect position, and RF for the buttons.
DMXP100 4 years ago
Kermit's voice XD
dixiehai 4 years ago
haha! you right!
vikingthor 4 years ago
What I sill dont get is what part of the Wii uses Bluetooth? Everyone who has made a homemade Wireless sensor bar uses High output INFRARED LED'S.
luerexbob 4 years ago
Bluetooth is used to transmit calculations of tilt (acquired from gyros in the controller) and angle (acquired from the IR sensors).
The sensor bar isn't for the Wii. It's for the controller, as pointed out by this video, which then transmits that information to the Wii.
supercheetah 4 years ago
dont wiimotes use bluetooth not infared...
pickup12 4 years ago
Not sure about it, but the guy's right about the infrared; used only to detect the remote's twist and closeness to the screen... but all of the signals FROM the controller to the system (general orientation, buttons) must use another type of signal (probably bluetooth, or maybe RF like the WaveBird... dunno)
JavierRuiz82 4 years ago
w.e
mendkurtisx 4 years ago
i dont really get it on the t.v. remote control part
giansantiago 4 years ago
you can use candles , it works but who wants to use other item than the sensor bar? i think is there cause its part of the console
ivanraikov 4 years ago
Lol i liked how your bro button mashed the remote.
Brilliant, it would explain why the so called "sensor bar" wire is thin.
gamefreak138 4 years ago
Wikipedia is actually only 20% right.
nathanmeyerflanders 4 years ago
hey my brother has the same napoleon dynamite poster!
xjosephx504 4 years ago
im still trying to figure out how the nes blaster works
bandofmercy 4 years ago
It's also a little "camera"... notice how every time you press the trigger, the targets blink a square light? That's what the blaster picks up. So it can't tell you where you pointed at, only whether you hit the target or not. (Still not sure how it distinguishes which target... maybe different frequencies?) So if your TV's brightness is too high, you'll probably hit every time. If it's too low, you won't be able to hit the ducks at all.
Now about the Super Scope.... that's a mystery for me.
JavierRuiz82 4 years ago
Supernintendo at 1:55.
forktie 4 years ago
this is a lie because i have a nintendo wii and u do need the sensor because all u did was shut of the lights so nobody can see not unplugg it the sensor bar has a long cord so where ever u put it at it will still pick up motion
Gojira222 4 years ago
Well, first of all you don't actually need the sensor bar. All the sensor bar is is a bunch of IR LEDs that transmit IR to the Wiimote. So you can use any 2 constant sources of IR and use it on your Wii. The only thing going to the sensor is power, not information so you can pretty much use candles to play on the Wii with absolutely no change in the game play. Also he wasn't turning off the lights, the camera brightness adjusted when the extremely white and bright Wii menu came up.
rwpexpert 4 years ago