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Nintendo Wii Support
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TreeSprite
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I've just looked in the Wii Operations manual, and the specifications for reading video from the SD card slot in Photo Channel 1.1 are as follows:
Video Files
Format: QuickTime (motion JPEG), (.avi files)
Size: Up to 848 X 480.
So what do I set CloneDVD mobile on to get that? Is there support for that?
Video Files
Format: QuickTime (motion JPEG), (.avi files)
Size: Up to 848 X 480.
So what do I set CloneDVD mobile on to get that? Is there support for that?
TreeSprite
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Bumping cause I'm hoping that by now someone might have an answer?
Doesn't look like it! My Kodak digital camera produces compatible m-jpeg video (.mov) files that play on the Wii, so in theory it should be possible with CloneDVDMobile if you create a devices.ini profile that matches the Wii specs. I might have a go at that myself.Bumping cause I'm hoping that by now someone might have an answer?
Try this (free) tool:
http://www.redkawa.com/videoconverters/wiivideo9/
The files are rather large but they play fine on the Wii. You need Wii firmware 3.3 or later to use SD Cards larger than 2GB.
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Worked fine for me. What profile did you use in CDM for the input to WiiVideo9?That doesn't work either so any coder willing to get a Wii profile working?