Honestly surprised it took this long. I guess it's less than ideal, since the wii doesn't support modern tv resolutions.

dmonitor 4 hours ago | parent | next [-]

The Wii supports 240p, though, which is very hard to replicate these days.

Or 480i if you want to watch classic anime on a CRT.

It can't really decode 480p/i very well.

The fact that it has component video out makes it a swiss army knife for everything else 240p/480i/480p.

	▲	ssl-3 an hour ago \| parent [-]
		Indeed. I watched a backup of a [480p24] DVD movie with a (hacked) Wii quite a long time ago, as a fallback after the PS3 I was using got tripped up on that film's Cinavia[1] watermarks. The Wii worked OK-ish, but it was evident that it was barely keeping up with decoding the MPEG 2 video from the disc and putting it on the screen. Perhaps there is or was better software for that job, but there were some glitches and brief hangs. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinavia

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