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*o*
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by *o* » Thu Dec 07, 2006 4:53 am
I have a 250cm front projection TV and infront of that (about 1m) is a cabinet and on that is my sensor bar.
This causes some issues:
1) i end up pointing the cursor lower that the screen which is uncomfortable.
2) the movement is slightly erratic
3) when i play wii play fishing i get a "if you are having trouble with the pointer move closer to the sensor bar" message.
I think these stem from the sensor bar being too low, it is also off center. And the fact it is far forward. or too far from where is sit/stand.
So this brings me to my question, can i build a better sensor bar? one that combats these issues?
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sammy
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by sammy » Thu Dec 07, 2006 5:29 am
I think your sensor bar is too far away from your tv. And I doubt you really need 'a better' sensor bar. The sensor bar is already better then it needs to be (as proven on IGN) so yeah.
*o*
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by *o* » Thu Dec 07, 2006 5:30 am
hhmmm ill experirment with different positions tommorow...
whats this IGN story involving the sensor bar?
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grahf
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by grahf » Thu Dec 07, 2006 8:06 am
Try going into the setup on the wii, and increasing the sensor bar sensitivity setting.
totokan
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by totokan » Thu Dec 07, 2006 3:31 pm
Damn you! Getting Wii Play and I can't... Also, sensor bar enhancement= try 100 IRLED's if you really care so much.
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