Wii Max Media Manager Pro
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MAX Media Manager PRO 1GB is the perfect media management solution.
You can convert videos into a Wii-friendly format, organize your
pictures, transfer MP3s to your supplied SD card, and even rip
CDs.MAX Media Manager PRO 1GB's audio manager lets you rip the
tracks from your favourite CDs and transfer them directly to your
1GB SD card using your PC. Alternatively, copy your digital music
collection instead. It's easy - just insert the SD card into the
supplied USB SD Card Reader and plug it into your PC. When you've
transferred the files, you can remove the SD card and play back
your tracks on your Wii. 1GB is enough to store around 250 songs,
or approximately 35 hours of listening, so you're not short of
space.Watch in actionVideo files can be converted and transferred
too. You can control the precise size, aspect ratio, zoom, bitrate
and audio settings, and encode your movies to fit precisely on the
available space on your SD card, ready to be watched on your Wii.
You can even rip DVDs directly to the card, as long as they're not
copy-protected.Viewing your digital photos and other such images on
your Wii is really easy with MAX Media Manager PRO 1GB. You can
stretch, zoom, resize and generally mess around with your photos as
much as you like, then transfer them to your SD card for viewing on
your console. As a gigabyte is enough for over a thousand standard
digital photos, you've the means to make a really impressive
slideshow.With MAX Media Manager PRO 1GB, you can also subscribe to
podcasts and have them downloaded directly to your computer. Using
RSS for automatic updates, the shows of your choice are saved to
your PC, ready for you to transfer them to your Wii for listening,
or even viewing. Video podcasts are automatically transcoded and
saved in a format your console can play back.Last, but