Sorry for the slight thread bump, but as mentioned in the
other thread, Digital Foundry now has a
review of the Wii Mini up, and I noticed this picture shows the Wii Mini's Model Number is RVL-201:-
Googling this Model number showed that Nintendo already has the operations manual for the Wii Mini available on their website:-
http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/downloads/WiiMiniOpMn_RVO_en.pdf
and on page 10 of the manual (pdf page 7) it says "
IMPORANT: The Wii mini console will not work with any AV cable other than the model supplied." (Yes the "IMPORANT" typo is in the manual)
This seems to confirm that no other AV cable will work except the bundled Composite cable, which means there is no S-Video or Component output available from the Wii Mini (And likely no RGB Scart or D-Terminal support either)
This makes sense when you look at the Wii's 'AV MULTI OUT' port pinout, since all these outputs use the same 3 pins:-
http://gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=av:wii_multi_av_pinout
Its likely that the Wii Mini is still using the same DAC/Video Encoder chip as the original Wii consoles, so i'm sure these video outputs could be restored by modding just like the SNES Jr (Although not really worth the time given the other missing features) However it seems a real shame that Nintendo would remove these outputs, when all it saves is the cost of a few resistors, diodes and capacitors, and perhaps a bit a PCB space for the traces/components