Can i send video from Nintendo Wii through my home theater to my projector?

Can you see the video? If you are able to see the video on your Wii, check your connections going into the TV or Home Theater System. If it's not going directly into the back of the TV, I would suggest unplugging it from whatever else it is going into, then plugging it into the TV to see if you are able to get sound that way.

If you are getting sound when it's plugged directly into the TV, then something is wrong with your external source, but I would need more information to help you with that.
Component Cables should be plugged in as Green / Blue / Red / White / Red, standard A/V Cables should be plugged in to Yellow / White / Red.

Are you using the video cable (RCA, that's the yellow, red and white calbe) that came with the Wii or another cable like the gamecube cable? The Gamecube cable looks exactly the same, but won't work on the wii.
If you tried with the RCA cable that came with the Wii and it still doesn't work, try to loan one from someone else and try it with your Wii. If it still doesn't work, your video port behind your Wii is busted. If you're still under waranty, Nintendo will fix it or send you a refurbished one, just call them at 1-800-255-3700

there should be a setting in the menu that allows you to change the option for this. like "delay" or "calibration"

The Wii AV cable should have a red/white pair of Audio Output jacks on it.
Check out pg. 8 of the Wii manual: http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/downloads/WiiOpMn_setup.pdf
Connect the red/white RCA plugs from the AV cable to a line level audio input on your receiver. If you use AUX IN, then select AUX IN on the INPUT selector switch. You should then hear the sound from the Wii through your receiver/home theater system.

I've never seen a projector with DVI ONLY -- double check your projector and all compartments and see if it has any other inputs. The wii can use the regular composite, red, yellow, white output. The wii can use SVideo and the Wii can use component output -- red, green, blue video and red/white audio. I do not think there is a DVI cable for the Wii.

Just choose how to wiring below;


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Put all the wires to the tv. Now you need another A\V cable (yellow, red, white) only use red and white from, audio out on tv to audio in on surround system and set it to TV. OR Put the red and white from Wii to surround system and the yellow to the tv. this way you have to use surround to hear it. The other way you can use the tv or both. The first way is ideal if you have an extra cable.

when using aux video inputs we cant get it through s-video output. we can get it normally with RCA cables....

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1. Connect your set-top box HDMI output to the Xbox One HDMI input.
2. Connect the Xbox One HDMI output to your A/V HDMI input.
3. Connect your A/V HDMI output to the HDMI input on your TV.
4. Notes
   
5. This option requires that all devices support audio over HDMI.
6. Surround sound from your set-top box will not be passed through the Xbox One.
7. When you perform this kind of basic setup with an A/V receiver, you're passing both audio and video through another device. Depending on your equipment, there's a small risk of audio or video lag.
8. Connect your set-top box HDMI output to the Xbox One HDMI input.
9. Connect the Xbox One HDMI output to the HDMI input on your TV.
10. Connect the audio output from the TV to the audio input on the sound bar using either HDMI or optical S/PDIF cables.

Yes. All you need to do is get an HDMI cable (should come with the projector) and connect that to the back of the TV. If it is not long enough, unfortunately, there are no extentions for sale.