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Ds movies?

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  • 07-09-2010 11:57am
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    sellerbarry
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    Hi all. Just bought the young lad a ds with a couple of games for his birthday next week. What i want to know is, can he view movies? (ie. flushed away,nemo etc on this?). If so, how do i go about getting them and what would i need extra? I have originals here on dvd. Thanks all.;)


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    Princess Zelda
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    sellerbarry wrote: »
    Hi all. Just bought the young lad a ds with a couple of games for his birthday next week. What i want to know is, can he view movies? (ie. flushed away,nemo etc on this?). If so, how do i go about getting them and what would i need extra? I have originals here on dvd. Thanks all.;)

    If you get a card like r4/m3/whatnot, you can put a homebrew program like moonshell on it. It supports dpg movies, which you will have to convert yourself. There's a few applications online that you can download to convert them.


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    Myrddin
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    If Pixar offer a digital download service, that would be the best route. It's illegal to rip dvd's/movies/games etc here in Ireland, as that would mean bypassing the content protection on said discs.


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    sellerbarry
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    EnterNow wrote: »
    If Pixar offer a digital download service, that would be the best route. It's illegal to rip dvd's/movies/games etc here in Ireland, as that would mean bypassing the content protection on said discs.

    Sounds a bit complicated. Think i'll ask a 7 year old.:D Thanks all


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    Myrddin
    Closed Accounts Posts: 33,733 ✭✭✭✭Myrddin


    sellerbarry wrote: »
    Sounds a bit complicated. Think i'll ask a 7 year old.:D Thanks all

    The ripping part I've no doubt he can inform you on....kids are scary these days at how fast they're learning/using what were once 'leet tools :pac:


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