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When we speak of watching videos on the DS, the first thought that often comes to mind is the Moonshell organizer's media player. While it gave the DS the ability to play video, converting the files (and their accompanying subs) was anything bu easy.
Now, if you're dead serious about trying to find another video solution for your handheld, you may want to take a look at this application developed by Chishm, dubbed Tuna-viDS. This application will enable your DS to play AVI files with, XVid encoded video and MP3 encoded audio - two very common file formats.
Here's the lowdown on Tuna-viDS's file formats:
* Video: 256px wide, up to 192px tall, up to 12fps, XVid encoded, non-interlaced
* Audio: Mono MP3
* Container: AVI with chunk index, video must be the first stream (fourcc 00dc)
Instructions on how to install and run Tuna-ViDS on your DS are available in the file bundle's readme.
