YouTube Videos on Your NDS via FLV Splitter

Posted Jul 16, 2006 at 8:10PM EST by QJ Staff

Listed in: Nintendo DS Tags: Infantile Paralysiser, media player, Moonshell, YouTube

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Do you want to watch your favorite YouTube videos on your NDS? Well, that's possible now with Infantile Paralysiser's FLV Splitter.

The FLV Splitter is a codec that works with FFDShow for rendering .FLV files, which are used in YouTube. With Infantile Paralysiser's page being in Japanese, it was really hard trying to understand just how this codec works with Babelfish's crooked translation. But the fact is, with the FLV Decoder installed, you will now be able to play FLV videos in Windows Media Player, making it possible to convert them with Moonshell DPG Encoder - thus allowing you to watch YouTube videos on NDS.

If you have the Japanese know-how and would like to know more about the application, visit Infantile Paralysiser's page here.

Download: [FLV Splitter]

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# Filed under NDS why? — Guest 2006-07-16 23:39

The splitter clearly allows for FLV to be put on pretty much anything, so the NDS relevance is pretty questionable.

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# FLV — Guest 2006-07-18 01:07

The splitter isn't written by IP.

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