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# Japanese language product.
# For Gameboy Advance SP and Nintendo DS only - Also tested compatible with the standard GBA by IGN
# Playback MPEG4 videos and MP3 music from SD memory cards
# Maximum resolution NDS: 256 x 192 pixels
# Maximum resolution GBA: 240 x 160 pixels
# Does not support SD-Video in extra fine mode (320x240/30fps)
# Supports VBR and allows playback of MP3 files with bit rates of 32-320kbps
# Normally only available through Nintendo's web site in Japan
# Japanese language product.
# For Gameboy Advance SP and Nintendo DS only - Also tested compatible with the standard GBA by IGN
# Playback MPEG4 videos and MP3 music from SD memory cards
# Maximum resolution NDS: 256 x 192 pixels
# Maximum resolution GBA: 240 x 160 pixels
# Does not support SD-Video in extra fine mode (320x240/30fps)
# Supports VBR and allows playback of MP3 files with bit rates of 32-320kbps
# Normally only available through Nintendo's web site in Japan
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Description
Nintendo has announced that it will release a new adapter for the Game Boy Advance SP and Nintendo DS. Tentatively named Play-Yan, the adapter will let the handhelds play back MPEG-4 video and MP3 audio files from SD memory cards
Nintendo has announced that it will release a new adapter for the Game Boy Advance SP and Nintendo DS. Tentatively named Play-Yan, the adapter will let the handhelds play back MPEG-4 video and MP3 audio files from SD memory cards
http://www.lik-sang.com/info.php?category=...roducts_id=6239
Or there is a cheaper alternate:
http://www.lik-sang.com/info.php?category=...roducts_id=3983
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# Plays movies, music, FC games and e-books on your GBA or Nintendo DS
# Includes Windows™ software to convert or create content
# Based on Windows™ DirectX™ (whatever your PC can play can be converted to the GBA)
# Compatible to standard Compact Flash™ cards (even the largest ones!)
# Firmware upgradeable through Compact Flash™ via free download
# Works with all Gameboy Advance™ systems sold worldwide
# Compact Flash™ Card not included
# Plays FC games and other homebrew applications (max. 192kb)
# Lik Sang Bonus: Exclusive Demo CD-ROM with 450 Mega Bytes movie files
# Also compatible with Nintendo DS (works and looks great)
# This product is not licensed, endorsed or sponsored by Nintendo.
# Computer Requirement: CPU Pentium III 1G or higher, Memory 128MB or more, HD 400MB or more, OS Windows XP/2000/ME
# Plays movies, music, FC games and e-books on your GBA or Nintendo DS
# Includes Windows™ software to convert or create content
# Based on Windows™ DirectX™ (whatever your PC can play can be converted to the GBA)
# Compatible to standard Compact Flash™ cards (even the largest ones!)
# Firmware upgradeable through Compact Flash™ via free download
# Works with all Gameboy Advance™ systems sold worldwide
# Compact Flash™ Card not included
# Plays FC games and other homebrew applications (max. 192kb)
# Lik Sang Bonus: Exclusive Demo CD-ROM with 450 Mega Bytes movie files
# Also compatible with Nintendo DS (works and looks great)
# This product is not licensed, endorsed or sponsored by Nintendo.
# Computer Requirement: CPU Pentium III 1G or higher, Memory 128MB or more, HD 400MB or more, OS Windows XP/2000/ME
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Description
The GBA Movie Player enables you to use your Gameboy Advance™ or Gameboy Advance SP™ to play video and audio files and read e-books from standard Compact Flash™ cards. You can use your PC and a normal Compact Flash card reader to transfer and convert your media files to the Compact Flash cards. The included software even converts files directly from DVD to the proper GBA format. The GBA Movie Player supports 'multi tasking', meaning that you can play songs while you are reading e-books in simple text format.
The GBA Movie Player enables you to use your Gameboy Advance™ or Gameboy Advance SP™ to play video and audio files and read e-books from standard Compact Flash™ cards. You can use your PC and a normal Compact Flash card reader to transfer and convert your media files to the Compact Flash cards. The included software even converts files directly from DVD to the proper GBA format. The GBA Movie Player supports 'multi tasking', meaning that you can play songs while you are reading e-books in simple text format.
To be honest, I don't really know the difference between the two... Could some point them out?















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