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12/23/2006

(Video) Wii Media Center X

Wii Media Center X is basically a "free multimedia server developed by Red Kawa that allows you to stream certain types of pictures, music, videos and files from your computer (where the server running) to your Nintendo Wii. It runs on most major operating systems including Windows, Mac OS X and Linux." Download page. Video demonstration after the jump.
Wii Media Center X lets you stream and watch videos in the Flash video format (FLV) on your Wii. You can download flash videos from many places on the internet or create your own using Wii Video 9...lets you playback MP3s on your Wii without the need of an SD card
(Thanks, Danny)

This entry was posted on 12/23/2006 04:42am and is filed under Video, Video Games .
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Posted at 12/23/2006 05:44am by Russ
Argh! I spent yesterday cleaning up my version of this idea. By the looks of it I've got the same features but they've got the nicer interface. Any point in me carrying on, or should I just let these guys do the work?
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Posted at 12/23/2006 07:56am by bob
Keep it up man, alternatives are good. I'm not anti-Redkawa, I'm just saying the more people in development, the better the community.
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Posted at 12/23/2006 10:24pm by Funny Videos. [Powered by Sipa] :: Entries :: (Video) Wii Media Center X
[...] Wii Media Center X is basically a “free multimedia server developed by Red Kawa that allows you to stream certain types of pictures, music, videos and files from your computer (where the server running) to your Nintendo Wii. It runs on most major operating systems including Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.”read more | digg story Previous Submit Comment [...]
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Posted at 12/24/2006 00:19am by Rudy
I completely agree with Bob and the more the competition the better each program is going to have be and upgrading as progress goes on.
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Posted at 12/24/2006 05:51am by Russ
Ok guys, I get the hint :). http://www.rasmithuk.org.uk/?p=127#comment-2015
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Posted at 12/24/2006 06:00am by Tom
It sounds to me like a 15yr old spanish kid is THE developer of that software? Doesn't inspire confidence in me; however it is just very simple html interfaces served from a local web server, maybe I should write a tutorial on making your own ^_^
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Posted at 12/24/2006 11:01am by Prime News Blog » Blog Archive » wonder woman ass (Video) Wii Media Center X
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Posted at 12/24/2006 1:10pm by Forchilli’s Wordpress (Video) Wii Media Center X «
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Posted at 12/24/2006 10:59pm by Cartoons Fans Lounge
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Posted at 12/25/2006 08:45am by Jake
I gotta get this
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Posted at 12/26/2006 05:21am by (Video) Wii Media Center X « Universe_JDJ’s News Blog
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Posted at 12/28/2006 09:32am by The ScooterBlog
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Posted at 12/31/2006 07:40am by Wii Game Players » Wii becomes Media Center
[...] We haven’t given the program a spin, but by the looks of it, it’s all a fairly simple process. Has anyone out there taken a stab at using Wii Media Center X? Happy with it, or do you find yourself disappointed? [...]
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Posted at 12/31/2006 7:11pm by Kyle
I don't think their GUI is all that awesome. I think anything for the Wii should be more... "clicky." Something that would seem more tactile and responsive. Not to mention something that wasn't a complete clone of Windows Media Center.
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Posted at 01/03/2007 3:37pm by MarioKartWii.com » Blog Archive »
[...] We haven’t given the program a spin, but by the looks of it, it’s all a fairly simple process. Has anyone out there taken a stab at using Wii Media Center X? Happy with it, or do you find yourself disappointed? [...]
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Posted at 02/01/2007 5:40pm by ipoh2u347h
no live, no death
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Posted at 02/21/2007 5:16pm by Dan Diemer
it should be noted that this only supports FLV video.
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Posted at 03/04/2007 03:08am by Wii becomes Media Center « Nintendo Wii News
[...] We haven’t given the program a spin, but by the looks of it, it’s all a fairly simple process. Has anyone out there taken a stab at using Wii Media Center X? Happy with it, or do you find yourself disappointed? [...]
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Posted at 03/26/2008 2:28pm by thathirdrail
How will this help me if I am surfing the net on my Wii watch vidoes on sites like "YOUTUBe" ?
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