How to Stream Media To Almost Every Internet Enabled Device

Well, I've been looking for a good way to do this for a while. I've been looking at programs to stream media to my wii from my computer's hard drive. I wanted to be able to watch movies on my wii, play my music with my wii, and other things. This program does much more.

The program is called Weezo. I know, it sounds kind of like Japanese bubble gum, but that's no reason to doubt this program. Here are devices I KNOW will work. Pretty much everything with internet access will. These devices include: Wii, PC's, Macintoshes, iPod Touches, xbox 360, PS3, Pretty much all smartphones, and maybe some not so intelligent cell phones, and PDA's. And you can get all your media all around the world (with internet access. Chill in a coffeeshop and watch movies from your PC. Yeah, I know, mind blowing.

This can be installed on:
Windows
Macintosh
Linux

Oh, and it's 100% free.

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Step 1: Download it!

Go to Weezo.net and download the Software! This may take a bit.

harry599 says: Aug 24, 2010. 7:39 AM

why is it in french?

diggingeagle (author) in reply to harry599Aug 24, 2010. 3:47 PM

Quite frankly, I would have to assume that the sofware was written by a french speaker or team.

harry599 in reply to diggingeagleOct 3, 2010. 9:35 AM

touche...

hintss in reply to harry599Oct 30, 2010. 7:33 PM

I see what you did there...

harry599 in reply to hintssNov 21, 2010. 6:08 AM

hintss says: Oct 30, 2010. 7:33 PM

as a linux user, i have to argue with your definition of free. free means you can go, make your version, then go put it on bittorrent. anyway, I couldn't find a linux version.

diggingeagle (author) in reply to hintssOct 31, 2010. 9:16 AM

I also see that while the older versions were availible for all operating systems, this one seems to not be for Linux or OSX. Although I assume if you are a knowlegeable user, you have probably heard of programs such as Wine, correct?

If you try it out on Linux via Wine, let me know if it works.

diggingeagle (author) in reply to hintssOct 31, 2010. 9:12 AM

I think that you are getting the term 'free' mixed up with 'Open Sourced'.

While this program is free of cost and free to run, it is not open-sourced and is copyrighted.

hintss in reply to diggingeagleNov 1, 2010. 4:25 PM

I'm saying that we have a different definition of free, which is analogous to open source. see page 10011 in xkcd volube: 0

nbagf says: Sep 22, 2010. 3:24 PM

if u cant stand it only being in french try orb instead

diggingeagle (author) in reply to nbagfSep 23, 2010. 5:42 AM

Yes, I had experimented with orb before going to this. However, I personally could not stand the video quality, so I went with this, which I believe is superior if you are looking for more diversity, and plus, you can use it on your iPod with no need of a paid application.

It's worth going through.