This problem occurs when cables are not connected properly. This TV is compatible with composite and component connections, as is your Wii. If you're connecting by composite/RCA cable, ensure that your video cable (usually yellow) is connected to the port labeled Y/VIDEO.

Instructions to program your third-party universal remote control should have been included with the remote. If your universal remote was provided by your cable/satellite provider, you may contact them or visit their website for programming instructions. Codes to program the remote will be included in the manual.

These speakers are not USB compatible.

Try these steps to troubleshoot: First, ensure that your cables are firmly seated in both the TV and player. Power-cycle your TV and Blu-ray player by turning them off and unplugging them for at least one hour. Try connecting the player to a different HDMI port on the TV, and try connecting the player by composite cables. If none of these are successful, try connecting the player to a different TV. If it works, then the Toshiba TV is at fault. If it doesn't, your player may require repairs. Service for the player can be obtained by carrying it in to the place of purchase along with your original receipt. I hope this helps.