WiiPhoto ~ Photo viewing on your TV app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Galarina
First release : 04 Aug 2010
App size: 6.14 Mb
WiiPhoto is an amazing couch-photo-viewing app that turns your television into a huge digital photo frame. The Wii console, connected to your TV, combined with the ease-of-use of WiiPhoto makes it possible to enjoy photos from a plethora of photo sources: your iPhone itself, a Mac (including support for iPhoto and Aperture photo libraries), Facebook and Flickr.
CORE FEATURES
- Watch any photo that’s available in the Photos app of your iPhone
- Watch photos in any folder on your Mac
- Watch photos from an iPhoto or Aperture library on your Mac (no need to have iPhoto or Aperture running)
- Watch photos from your Facebook albums
- Watch photos from your albums of your Facebook friends
- Watch photos from your Flickr sets
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
- Slideshow mode
- Watch your favourite Flickr photos
- Watch the most interesting Flickr photos of the day
- Watch Flickr photos taken nearby your current location
REQUIREMENTS
- A Wii console connected to the internet and the free Wii Internet Channel installed on the Wii console
- An iPhone or iPod touch connected to the same Wi-Fi network as the Wii console
- iPhoto library browsing requires iPhoto 9.5 or higher
- Aperture library browsing requires Aperture 3.4 or higher
Latest reviews of WiiPhoto ~ Photo viewing on your TV app for iPhone and iPad
I had some trouble getting my iPhone to connect with my Wii at first, but the WiiPhoto people were very prompt about helping me out. Im up and running now, watching pics from my phone on my TV. Very cool!
First major app for which I was screwed. Website youre supposed to use isnt even supported. No stars.
This app worked right away for me! The only thing is that there should be a way to save it onto your Wii console and not open them onto the Internet Channel. It takes a little time to open them but once you do, its worth it!
Honestly this app was a complete let down, a.) you can ONLY stream pictures not even the videos from your camera roll and b.) I wouldnt even call it streaming more like trickling because it moves so slow it impossible to Enjoy. Wish I could have a refund.