Closed techno-arch closed 2 years ago
This is already a feature (for hshop, where they inject it into the 3DS media player, so not with the core player)
On Aug 25, 2021, at 4:42 PM, techno-arch @.***> wrote:
make it so you can bundle the player into a cia file with a video file like you can with virtual console games (but with games). they have methods to do so already however they both use their own video codecs that are not as good as h264 and h265.
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those use mobeclip encoded video and are worse then h264/h265 and are one of the two methods I was alluding to (all though i should have been more clear by stating the names of the preexisting methods in the initial issue) the other preexisting method using jpgv
mobiclip also requires a proprietary tool to encode the video that may be hard for some to get
Got it! Thanks for the explanation. If it’s possible, I’d like this too!
On Aug 25, 2021, at 6:34 PM, techno-arch @.***> wrote:
mobiclip also requires a proprietary tool to the encode video that may be hard for some to get
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you need a Nintendo dev account for it but you can just sign up on there site nvm thought the exclamation mark at the end of too was a l
If you want to bundle videos, you need to do it at compilation time, not in app feature.
but i don't believe there is currently a way to bundle the videos at compilation time
You can bundle your video by putting videos in romfs/
but I think in order to play video, you need to move it to sd card before playing it.
make it so you can bundle the player into a cia file with a video file like you can with virtual console games (but with games). they have methods to do so already however they both use their own video codecs that are not as good as h264 and h265.