movie player questions!

[blastermaster]

so i want to buy a wifi connector for my computer, one of those usb ones. The problem is i don't know if any of them will work on a mac, i have 4 macs and i would love to play ds online, but i have googled and googled and found nothing. I also want the movie player sd version but i don't know if there is any mac software. PLEASE HELP!

Edited December 25, 2006 by blastermaster

[blastermaster]

so i want to buy a wifi connector for my computer, one of those usb ones. The problem is i don't know if any of them will work on a mac, i have 4 macs and i would love to play ds online, but i have googled and googled and found nothing. I also want the movie player sd version but i don't know if there is any mac software. PLEASE HELP!

 

 

 

bump...anyone?

[Lord Helmet]

Google...

 

http://reviews.cnet.com/Nintendo_Wi_Fi_USB...7-31641796.html

 

Not Mac compatible.

[blastermaster]

Google...

 

http://reviews.cnet.com/Nintendo_Wi_Fi_USB...7-31641796.html

 

Not Mac compatible.

 

 

i did google, and i saw that, but i wanted to know if there is any other software that have been written, i have been told there is a mac one for the movie player, but have yet to discover it.

[Hackmann]

Any Wi-Fi adapter with OS X support should work; just use OS X's built-in Internet Sharing feature.

[MaDDuck]

Any Wi-Fi adapter with OS X support should work; just use OS X's built-in Internet Sharing feature.

 

 

Very good point!

 

Would it work on the Wii's connection too?

 

How would one activate the internet sharing on OSX? I've never even concidered doing it?

 

Thanks!!

[blastermaster]

so i got the sd movie player for xmas

 

http://tinyurl.com/y6afaq

 

and i also have a mac sadly....i REALLY need help here i have googled quite a bit but cant find a way to convert the divx files to .gba files. I also was wondering how to put emulators on this this, but i think thats as easy as drag a drop right? any help would be amazing, thanks!

[AtticGamer]

To emulate Nes, you need the pocketnes.gba file (use a P2P program to get it like eMule) and to emulate GB/C you need goomba.gba file. Those files should be at the root of the memory card. Then just put the (<200Kb) roms in any folder you like.

I haven't found any software for Mac, but ask the product makers themselves:

Support.

Edited December 25, 2006 by Atari_kid

[Hackmann]

Would it work on the Wii's connection too?

Probably; I've only tried it with my DS Lite. But if you're willing to donate a Wii, I'll be happy to try it out and write up detailed instructions.

 

How would one activate the internet sharing on OSX? I've never even concidered doing it?

Look under the Internet tab in the Sharing preferences pane. It's pretty straightforward to configure.