Just as a reminder, the carts were only 64MB compared to the usual 32MB. Meaning they had to reduce the resolution even moreso to 112p from 240p for the single movie carts.240 x 160 at a god awful framerate, the true way to watch Shrek
Shrek on a cart is cool, but what about Shrek 1 & 2 on the same cart
They weren't. I paid £35 in 2005 for two episodes of the Pokemon anime on one of these cartridges.
ooh that's expensive, but I figured it wasn't really a thing in uk. What was the quality like for cartoons?
this is tight. i remember actimagine and these things but never knew they turned into NERD.Fun fact: the team that made the video codec is Mobiclip, the team that was later bought by Nintendo and became NERD:
Nintendo European Research & Development - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
They gained their initial success due to their work on GBA video, and they moved on to doing video codecs for the Nintendo DS before becoming part of Nintendo. They've since worked on several emulators for Nintendo, and also the "super stable 3D" for the New 3DS that keeps the 3D stable by doing eye tracking through the 3DS cameras.
Oh, is that what most of the embedded videos being blocked are caused by them being flagged? Interesting.
Well of course, the PSP will play the movie normally at the expected frame rate. (Timestamped to when the UMD movie is starting to play.)
