First Look: iPlayer Videos Pack A Punch On Wii
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The BBC’s on-demand TV and radio service, which was already available over web on Nintendo’s console but which was broken by the big N in a recent Flash upgrade, is now available as a downloadable channel from the Wii Shop - the first third-party channel to become available. Here’s my installation-and-use walkthrough...
The new service looks much the same as the big-screen iPlayer which was running through the Wii’s Opera browser, with a couple of great differences…
—The video picture, which was confined to a small Flash window through Opera, now expands to fill a LCD TV and, whilst not HD, is great quality and a big improvement.
—Radio show pages - which, by nature, are static - now include background animations to prevent screen burn-in.
All in all, you’d probably say that it’s a nicer implementation than that on Virgin Media.
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