anyone know what is used on Linux or have a .SH for converting video files for the movie players on the flashcards i have a m3ds real perfect bundle with the latest triple loader also links to other linux tools for the ds would be nice too.. i have searched but the fact this site does not have its own search engine is very annoying
skedone said:
Take a look at the upper right hand corner of your screen. Problem solved.
In any case, the only Linux DPG converter I know of is called "DPGConv" and tends to produce out-of-sync movies sometimes. You'll have to experiment with it.
You'll find that support for Linux is rather low in the world of DS homebrew. Obviously the DS apps themselves will work the same no matter which OS you use to put them on your card, but any supporting PC-side applications are usually Windows-only.
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If you can't get anything to work, you could try http://media-convert.com/, it's an online media converter (duh
) that supports .dpg files.
it is a little slow depending on your upload speed, but it should work. there aren't any virus' or anything, just tricky adds
EDIT: it's a little old, but try this: http://forum.gbadev.org/viewtopic.php?t=7897
it is a little slow depending on your upload speed, but it should work. there aren't any virus' or anything, just tricky adds
EDIT: it's a little old, but try this: http://forum.gbadev.org/viewtopic.php?t=7897
well there is a new version of dpgconv out now with no out of sync problems and here is a link to anyone wanting to know how to get it working under ubuntu
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=852999
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=852999
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