Homebrew Can i download avi directly to wii sd card

yusuo

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at the moment i am without pc which means im missing out on some of my favourite shows however i do have access to the internet via the wii is there anyway to download avi files via the wii so i can watch my shows again.

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Directly from the opera browser? No... but if you know of an FTP that has the episodes there are several FTP servers available.
 

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Ehm, to get the episoded from an FTP server you'll a FTP client for the Wii. And I only that there are server, but I don't know of any clients.
 

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@Fishaman P: Oh didn't know that it has FTP at all, haven't tried it in a long time. Did it have FTP since the beginning and I overlooked it or was it built in later? I rarely use file transfer stuff on my Wii because the WiFi and SD reader is so painfully slow most of the time.
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