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  • October 3, 2010 at 4:23 am #23145
    toa95
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    Hey

    I got on your guyes Irc to find it was dead.

    But I got wiimc to see my drive after working for a while and I went to play some videos and they laged super bad.

    so I used any video converter with the wii setting to make them a file to play.
    Well they work fine, but the problem is they are one gig. each. the orginal files play with lots of lag.

    I have also tryed video files from my i-touch they are also slow.

    Can some one tell me what is a good video converter format setting to useto have small video sizes and proper play back?

    I kind of want to toss my hard dive out at the moment, I also need this to work for a frend of mine aswell.

    not I do not have hd video I’m trying to get Full metal alchemst to play this is the video setting (1280×720 h264)

    I rahter have 480p is that posible?
    we are useing ntfs hard drives,
    also sorry about my english, i just fail

    October 3, 2010 at 4:30 am #27247
    cadbusca
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    Use VLC-Shares as posted at the top of these forums to convert those HD videos to MPEG2 on the fly using VLC.

    October 3, 2010 at 6:46 am #27248
    rodries
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    Or convert them to a format that plays well. I recommend DivX.

    October 3, 2010 at 2:48 pm #27249
    toa95
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    how do i convert to divex?

    what do I use? I’ve been told this all day and night and no one will tell my the flipping program.

    I’m just very fustrated. at this. I understand the wii is no power house, but when I can not get something to work to watch video,

    after a few googles I found this divx porgram.

    also is there a way I could turn subs off?

    I have a English dubed animie and for some reason it has english dubs

    what settings do I use? it would help if I knew

    Also,
    Why would I want to stream my videos, when I have a hard drive on my wii? Does the wii not have b wireless? so it would be at 11mb per second if I am lucky

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