I'm using my dad's Blu-Ray player since he doesn't use it much. It's a Panasonic DMP-BD60 player.

I've looked at the manuel, and I'm using the Red/White wires (It that analog?) From looking at the manual, I've set everything I can to Stereo, PCM downscaling, and putting the DTS-HD and Dolby HD settings both to PCM. My test Blu-Ray movie is Top Gun, because that's where I notice it more. When "Danger Zone" starts at the beginning, the drums and guitar fade away while the voice and synth go blaring out of the speakers. I need it balanced for my 2 speaker system.

What can I do?

This is more of curiosity. Look at the chart, and tell me what you would pay to have a Facebook.

http://i28.tinypic.com/11ruie1.jpg

By "Your Own Wall", it means all of your friends updates go on your wall (like they do now). Without a wall means you have to dig through your friend's profiles to see their updates.

Please take this seriously.

AND NO MYSPACE VS. FACEBOOK FIGHTS!

I can't wait for it mostly because the Point Lookout pack is based off the Point Lookout park in St. Mary's County, Maryland in which I live. Maybe after playing the expansion a bit, I should see if Bethesda actually went down and did stuff the same.

Maybe it's the disc? Why don't you try another game to see if it is or not.

The problem is that every movie to game seems to suck really badly (the game).

Well, you are constantly putting it back in the box. The paint really isn't menat for that. You should try buying a 360 carrier pack with softer pads for protection of the hardware and paint.

Guitar Hero / Rock Band mostly, but Bioshock was original. Fallout 3 was awesome too.

Ok. I went to the support website and tried the "resetting AC adapter" option and it worked. So if anyone else gets this issue, this may fix it.
http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/systems/wii/en_na/ts/power.jsp#no_power

Thanks for the help anyway.

Last night there was a severe thunderstrom that didn't do much, but cause a short small power surge. When I go to my room though, I notice the yellow light on the Wii isn't on. I trying unplugging the power cable from the Wii and power outlet and plugging them in, but still no light. It won't turn on, and trying to turn it on by the Wiimotes just cause them to blink and do nothing. I'm very concerned that the Wii may be dead. It just doesn't make sence because the power is connected to a power strip, and on the same strip is a HDTV, Audio System, Audio Equalizer, and Xbox 360, and they all work just fine. The Wii was not on during the storm, and wasn't on since the day before. Anyone know what I can do besides calling Nintendo? It's no under warrenty, and don't know how much it costs to get it fixed.

Any help appreciated. Thank you.

Since I knew a lot of DLC would come out, I've been sticking to the main game and waiting. And now that they released the info on the DLC packs, I may buy them all at once once they are all out (Or the first 6 if they happen to have EVEN MORE DLC.), then start a new game and go through again.