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    Rev MPlayerWii - Native MPlayer port for the Wii

    I just released MPlayerWii which is a native port of the MPlayer media player for the wii.

    http://ronwarez.com/mplayerwii

    formats tested
    Containers: AVI, WMV, MKV, MP3, FLV (Flash Video), MP4, M4V, QuickTime
    Video codecs: Xvid, DivX, Windows Media, MPEG 1/2, H264
    Audio codecs: MPEG 1/2/3, Windows Media, AAC

    Update 10/03/08:

    v0.07
    -fixed screen color depth/banding issues (uses code from dhewg's mplayer port)
    -added progress bar osd display during seek/volume on videos

    v0.06:
    -huge speedup on USB devices (thanks to rodries and Hermes)
    -added classic controller support to position and scale the video display

    v0.05:
    -added file folders support
    -added fix for PAL widescreen users (set the correct setting in mplayerwii.conf)
    -much faster USB reading speed (huge thanks to rodries)

    v0.04:
    -mount/unmount the SD card and/or USB drive so you can swap them out without reloading MPlayerWii (thanks to rodries)
    -added USB read-ahead cache (thanks to rodries)
    -added preliminary samba network share support (thanks to scip)
    -fixed startup crash when a usblan or usb keyboard is attached
    -added network streaming cache
    -added video scaling with the nunchuk (use joystick to move, Z button to stretch and C to reset)
    -added configuration file (put in the SD root folder)
    -new ascii logo by sensah

    v0.03:
    -happy french bastille day!
    -added USB storage support (USB reading is dead slow unfortunately, only good for MP3 files)
    -added volume controls (Up/Down buttons on the wiimote)
    -added wiimote buttons repeat during playback
    -added preliminary test network streaming (shoutcast and mms)
    -longer filename display in the file selection screen
    -fix for widescreen aspect ratio (uses the Wii display settings)
    -more audio playback fixes

    v0.02:
    -added svenp's libfat patches (better read speed on SD cards)
    -added pause button (A button on the wiimote)
    -disabled MPlayer's error/status text during video playback
    -file list now displays 20 files instead of 10
    -improved audio playback code

    installation
    - unzip the package into the "apps" folder on your SD card.
    - place video and audio files on the root folder of your SD card.
    - launch MPlayerWii through the Homebrew Channel.

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    Last edited by fcorbier; October 9th, 2008 at 00:31.

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    yay!
    video playback

    thanks

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    Wait, uncompressed AVI or divx/xvid?

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    divx/xvid AVI files will play just fine. I haven't really tried H264 playback yet but that *should* work as well.

    WMV files have been reported to play too.
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    nice.
    hope to see CD/DVD support soon.

    is there AC3 support?

    well i hope to see support for the codecs in CCCP, I will be very happy.

    Good Luck!

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    i just played a high quality 700MB avi with this and it played without a single flaw from start to finish. I would just like to say this is a blessing to the end user and thank you for such an amazing application (I am very impressed!)

    the good:
    amazing quality and supports many formats that all play with ease couldnt ask for a smoother media solution

    The things that could make this better:
    naturally a GUI that goes without say (yet i say it doh...lol) and i was thinking what if you could hook up a USB based external HDD to play your media from! imagine that would fill the void/lack of media on the wii!

    (they sell cheap at bestbuy 90$ for a 300 GB western digital external hard drive i use one for my 360's media actually)

    all in all i would be happy if this were the only release! this application is just an amazing contribution to a ever growing wii homebrew scene gr8 work i will be watching this close as it matures!

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    Great work. Getting a direct port of MPlayer is just one step towards getting XBMC on Wii one day. I hope you continue this project

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    I'm going to be one of those annoying people who asks for new features while the product is still young -

    CIFS support would be extremely useful!

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    Man, thanks for the contribution to the scene! I'd like to say that subtitle fucntion is the most desired feature I'd like to see in the next realse. I just can't wait for it!

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    Also are you considering to include the realmedia support?

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