La WII qui lit les DIVX

Chouli · 17/11/2006, 10h45

Apparemment un programme circule dejà sur le net permettant de lire des DIVX sur la WII. Si ça marche alors là ce serait vraiment top. je vous mets le lien pour le programme !!!!

http://www.redkawa.com/videoconverters/wiivideo9/

hakusho · 17/11/2006, 11h09

mais non la console lie pas les divx ce programme permet de convertir les divx en un format mp4 je crois pour pouvoir les lire sur la console comme avec la psp

MASTERHD · 17/11/2006, 11h12

elle lira aussi les DVD, l'année prochaine.

Chouli · 17/11/2006, 11h26

Ce qui compte c'est bien que l'on puisse lire des video sur la WII non ?

17/11/2006, 11h33

ben puisqu'il faut se taper d'abord la conversion de la vidéo sur le PC, tout comme pr leur convertisseur ps3, non merci.

pour plus d'infos:

Citation:

Red Kawa is proud to announce the launch of Wii Video 9.

Wii Video 9 can convert your videos into the Wii supported video format:

Motion JPEG (PCM)

Wii Video Playback Notes
The Wii is capable of playing back videos in the Wii Photo Channel. These videos must be present on your inserted SD card in order to be viewable. The video playback feature of the Wii Photo Channel was clearly designed to let people watch and play with their short movies recorded from their Digital Cameras so keep in mind it may have limited playback features.

The Wii Manual states the following under supported formats:

Video Files:
Format: QuickTime (motion JPEG) (.mov files)
Size: Up to 848x480

The key thing to note here is that the Wii is only capable of playing back Motion JPEG video files. Interestingly enough, the Wii can playback Motion JPEG files in both .mov and .avi containers. This does not mean the Wii will playback any type of .mov or .avi you find on the internet. A lot of .avi movies on the internet are actually MPEG-4 ASP (aka Xvid aka Divx) video files and NOT Motion JPEG. A lot of .mov files on the internet are actually Sorenson, MPEG-4 or H.264 video files and NOT Motion JPEG.

Hence the need for Wii Video 9 to convert your videos.

Motion JPEG Notes
The Motion JPEG format is quite commonly used in Digital Cameras since they don't require extra compression hardware in the camera (since all digital cameras already can create JPEG images). Motion JPEG video does not compress as well as any MPEG video. Additionally, Motion JPEG videos typically contain uncompressed PCM audio. This all means that Motion JPEG files take up a lot of space. Therefore don't be surprised that your resulting Motion JPEG file is much larger than your original source video at comparable quality levels.

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