Homebrew Is there a Homebrew video player?

No there isn"t, you can convert videos to can be played trought Nintendo 3DS Camera App in a computer or inject videos also as said.

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@OldGlass I think that it may be breaking the NDA.
Even thought you can inject a video whit Homebrew tools, but for the OP he needs to first have a video already installed in his console, you can download a free video in the eShop, then you can inject the video in your computer to the same video you downlaoded, when injected you can make your RomFS and run the game from Hans and use that edited RomFS with the game.
But it will be a lot easier to convert a video to can be played in Nintendo 3DS Camera putting in the respective folder in your SD Card with 3DS Video. (You will get lastest version of the program if you do that to get it working properly)
 
Haven't signed up myself because of it but what part of the NDA are they breaking? I would assume discussion about tools - as it's open to anyone to sign up for now would be fine to mention.
nope, its not.
 
I think a moflex homebrew video player will drop sooner than later now that we have access to the developer tools. However, the legality of such a player means it wouldn't be ok to post on this site, my advice, just watch a certain iso site in the homebrew section, I do think it's gonna happen soon enough now.
 
I think a moflex homebrew video player will drop sooner than later now that we have access to the developer tools. However, the legality of such a player means it wouldn't be ok to post on this site, my advice, just watch a certain iso site in the homebrew section, I do think it's gonna happen soon enough now.
Doubt someone will bother making one.

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VLC on 3DS. Would that ever be possible? It's open source, can it in theory be ported?

The issue is not "No one can code a player", the issue is that the O3DS has no support for h.264 or anything other than moflex. The N3DS has h.264 support, but no one wants to make an app that is N3DS Exclusive.
 
There is talk of it on another site already. Can't imagine why someone wouldn't make one, it's the first chance we have at a 3DS video player with 3D as an option.
I don't personally think it is worth the effort.

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