Hacking Youtube nds homebrew?

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No. There is currently no way to play youtube videos. Even if you could, it would have a horrible download speed. Try searching before you post a topic because I know there are at least 5 topics about this.
 
Edgedancer said:
No. There is currently no way to play youtube videos. Even if you could, it would have a horrible download speed. Try searching before you post a topic because I know there are at least 5 topics about this.

D:! Sorry, then is there a web browser in which you can save images onto your DS?
 
actually, you can, with the homebrew DSOrganize web browser.
 
actually there is a youtube homebrew in development coded by [Valentine].
he calls it DSTube. what it does is it dpwnloads the flash video and converts it to a format.
unfortunatley the video quality is horribly shit and its best to watch it on youtube.
 
PettingZoo said:
Just wondering, is there a homebrew Youtube viewer for DS flashcarts?
No.
Download speeds = bad (It would take 1 hour to download a 16mb file (I know from experience))
Also the DS is weaker than most modern cell phones
 
fgghjjkll said:
actually there is a youtube homebrew in development coded by [Valentine].
he calls it DSTube. what it does is it dpwnloads the flash video and converts it to a format.
unfortunatley the video quality is horribly shit and its best to watch it on youtube.
1. Last blog post was in 2007.
2. He says that you download *.dpg files to your DS to watch via Moonshell. Not the "download the FLV and convert it on the DS itself" method you're proposing.
3. No release, making it useless for this thread.
 
short answer: no

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^Funny!

If you want a certain Youtube video to be able to play on your DS, you could download it first (tons of ways to do this, use Google), then convert it to DPG format with BatchDPG or Super. That's about your only solution.
 
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