Am I the only nut that thinks it would be cool to get such a device to watch anime just about anywhere?
Is there anyone that has one of these devices and is able to watch things that require the kind of codecs required to watch One Piece and other such things?
If I'm sure what you're talking about, do you mean a Video Ipod?
Am I the only nut that thinks it would be cool to get such a device to watch anime just about anywhere?
Is there anyone that has one of these devices and is able to watch things that require the kind of codecs required to watch One Piece and other such things?
I got a couple of eps on my phone….they work fine.
I was thinking something along these lines:
http://www.archos.com/products/video/archos_504/index.html?country=global⟨=en
or the 404 (which is a bit more affordable for my brother, who originally wanted something like this).
It does say it supports H.264, which Kaizoku is using and all, but that isn't the only thing it needs, right?
Does anyone have one of these things? My brother will probably end up buying one at Wal-Mart and see if it works (the 404 version), but it would be nice if anyone had an answer before he gets his paycheck.
I put anime on a Sandisk E250 to prove it was possible:
-Some media players (the abovementioned being one) will require conversion of the video to a compatible format. This took a 250Mb file to 350Mb.
-It's awfully small to read subs on, but it has a ~2" screen, while the Archos has 3.5-4.5" screens. Subs may or may not be readable, depending how small they shrink to.
The episodes can be converted to be put on a video compatable iPod.
If you have a flashcart you can make them work on a DS.
AVI files work fine on a PSP, not sure about MP4 though, I think you need to convert them, but I don't have a PSP, just a DS.
Pretty much anything that can play video will be able to play it. Even the Wii can, but I think the file size of the video, plus the fact that it needs to be converted means only small clips will work.
And the Xbox 360 can take files from yuor computer and paly them, if you download Zune software.
And yeah, Zune probably plays them too. I hope soon the Zune is what people tihkn of instead of iPod. so get one!
I have a Creative Zen M 30 gig player, they would work on mine but I have to convert it first using the converting video function that comes with the software for the player.
