I know i know it works and that most of the problems regard to the people who didnt read the posts, what i mean is that maybe it is too soon for asking you for thousands of new features (most of them repeated over the posts). Just asking for a little patience.
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Maybe it is a little offtopic, i own a wii u too and as you say there wasnt a media player per se for the wii u, but going through the wii homebrew (on the wii channel) there was a kickass apk: Wii media center (WMC), and it worked as well as for the wii original console: cd, mkv, mp4, music, even online radio from the net, external disk or the sd card.
We have to open the wii system before accesing the wii homebrew but it was what i used to do.
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This switch video player is excellent stuff just what I needed before Christmas. Thanks the quality is really good watching The Gate@cpasjuste
It could do with sleep removing that can get a bit annoying wiggling your controller to get the screen could do with a sound boost if possible apart from that excellent.
It could do with sleep removing that can get a bit annoying wiggling your controller to get the screen could do with a sound boost if possible apart from that excellent.
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lol yeah, course dude why not!
Edit: I’m not really, only joking guys so please don’t get any ideas
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localhost? Why would you guys point a network path to the Switch itself?
Localhost means, something on the device itself is hosting stuff which I doubt in case of the Switch.
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On behalf of my ancestors, I apologise for being such an idiot
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I'm probably still doing it wrong, but even after using the proper address and port, it still fails to connect
Do you have two computers in your network? If yes, try accessing that IP and PORT from another computer to see if it works.
Is there a reason why you're not using hardware video acceleration? Nvidia Tegra X1 can easily run 4K 60fps video in HDR even with HEVC/h.265 encoding.
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Tried it on two other devices and it didn't work. My guess is that it's a port/port forwarding issue
That's what I was guessing as well. Or maybe a firewall issue on your host device.
I found it works at its optimum level creating its own forwarder soon as I did that it worked perfect. I put the nro on the route of the sd card and path the forwarder to that seems a lot better this way than in folders.
FYI: Won’t work as a full nsp before anyone try’s to build one.
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