Just su Wii

Ciao Ragazzi,

Bazzicando nella rete ho visto che joost (http://www.joost.com/) sembra essere wiifrendly.

Qualcuno di voi ha provato a farlo girare sulla wii?

Grazie
Zixnet

zixnet ha aggiunto 31 Minuti e 12 Secondi più tardi...

della serie fatti una domanda e datti una risposta.

ecco a voi come far girare Joost sulle nostre wii.

how to - Joost on the Nintendo Wii -
Here is a hack that might Just Work

HowTo: Stream contents of a PC window (i.e.Media Player, Joost) to the Wii Opera (experimental)

Hi, i just wanted to tell you what i found out about streaming from a Windows PC to the Wii (over the LAN).

This method is experimental, i know that it basically works, but not how good.

You should be experienced on computers and networks. It may happen that you will have to do some additional setup work (i.e. opening ports on your firewall).

What it did on my test:
Transfer the live contents of a Media-Player window (it was playing a mp3 with some silly animation) to the Wii Opera Browser.
I did NOT test the audio part though, found out later that activating "Sound-Mix" in the Volume Control might do it. The trick is to somehow redirect the audio-output to the Recording/Mic-input.

Why:
The intent is to "stream" the functionality of pc-apps to the wii.
I.e.:
TV-watching with Joost
Using your favorite MP3-Player on the PC

Limitations:
Keep the watched PC window small. Depends on your CPU. You should start with a size of about 500x400.
No Mouse-Control

You need:
Red5 from http://osflash.org/red5
(Flash Streaming Server, i used 0.6rc2, i suppose 0.6rc3 works also)

VH Screen Capture Driver from http://www.hmelyoff.com
(Emulates a kind of WebCam from the screen contents)

Both software is free.

On the PC:
Install Red5 and start it.

Open (& eventually reduce the size of) the window you want to stream.

Install the Screen Capture Driver and set it up to capture the window.

Open a Browser window (try to not let it cover the captured window).
And enter the address:
http://:5080/demos/

Select "simpleBoardcaster.swf". Press the connect button (plug) in the now opening flash-application. And allow flash to use your webcam & mic. (If you have multiple webcams you would have to select the right one in the flash-setup)
If all is working, you should now see the window contents in the PC's browser. Thats exactly what can (hopefully) be seen later on on the Wii.

On the Wii:
Open the "Internet Channel".
Open the address: http://:5080/demos/
Select "simpleSubscriber.swf".
Change the displayed address. Replace "localhost" with your PC's IP-address.
Press the Connect button (plug).

Now you should see the PC-Window as Flash-Video Stream on your Wii.


So that was it.

If you want to continue from here:

A seemingly useful link if you want to write some flash-streaming App yourself:
http://www.misterpatate.fr/blog/?page_id=182
(it's french, but learn it, your wife might appreciate)
or directly: openlaszlo.org

To simulate mouse-movements some little flash-coding would have to be done on the client side.
On PC-side some little Web-Service would have to be written (i.e. in Delphi or C++) to receive requests with mouse-x-y-click and simulate them (i.e. via windows-messages) to the targeted window.

http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=186410
Fonte sito joost

Scusami per l'ignoranza , ma che cosa sarebbe di preciso questo joost ???????

Vorrei ricordarti che,tralasciando che conosco bene l'inglese, dovresti trovare una guida italiana umanamente comprensibile a noi italiani.Grazie.

Hai pienamente Ragione, Ma purtroppo sono io a non conoscere bene l'inglese, quindi avevo paura di fare degli trafalcioni nella traduzione Infatti se leggi la prima parte del post inizialmente la mia era una domanda non la soluzione al problema

Per Rispondere a Stefanos: Joost in termini mooolto semplicistici è una tv in streaming wikipedia lo spiga meglio di me