An app for creating HTML files (using https://gbatemp.net/threads/html-video-template-nx.520956/) and converting files to switch compatible formats. (Warning: hacky and possibly shitty code here!)
- Generates customized HTML from a folder of switch-compatible video files
- Converts video files to Switch-compatible format with optional resizing/subtitles/passthrough and more. (requires ffmpeg installed)
- Burns in subtitles so you can watch your favorite anime anywhere!
- Autocreates episode preview snapshots
- Automatically sets up directories, HTML/CSS/JS files. Just drop your videos into the vids folder!
- A "Check video for Switch compatibility" button. This will check for audio/video codecs, resolution, and other compatiblity factors.
- None I'm aware of!
FFMPEG (https://github.com/adaptlearning/adapt_authoring/wiki/Installing-FFmpeg) You can, alternatively, just download a build from here and put the files in the bin folder in the same place as the VideoSetupNX.exe.
- Videos with spaces will not work. This seems to be a limitation of the switch's browser rather than this program or the web framework.
- Videos should be encoded with H264/AAC. Other codecs/formats may work, but I know those work 100%.
- Videos must have a resolution less than or equal to 720p. Otherwise, the switch will crash.
- Please remember to checkmark "Ask for a user at launching" in the Homebrew Web Framework. The generated NSP will crash otherwise.
Follow each step, then hit "Generate project". It'll open the output directory when it's complete. Copy the videos you selected in Step 2 into the "vids" folder, then build the entire output folder (the stuff in the folder, not the folder itself!) with the Homebrew Web Framework.
SuperOkazaki/OkazakiTheOtaku for their awesome HTML work (https://github.com/SuperOkazaki/HTML-Video-Template-NX)