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Homebrew The Wii U Homebrew Request Thread
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If you don't have a keyboard, and that's your problem, like the instructions in the thread for it point out, you can open the OSK by pressing the PLUS button too.
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You can do this manually, but it is a little tedious, and can be dangerous if you delete the wrong tickets.
Basically, the process involves dumping all your tickets using tik2sd, and then looking at the keys.txt file. It will give you a list of title IDs, encryption keys and file locations. You basically look up the title IDs for the software listed, and if you do not use that software anymore, then you use FTPiiU Everywhere to delete the ticket listed next to the title ID.
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If we can RE the protocol, we can make custom communities for things like Wiimmfi and even communities for some of the homebrew channels, for general discussion or for support.
Now all we need is a way to patch the URLs...
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How much would it take to create a music player with visuals?
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I'm curious if this is possible.
@brienj @CreeperMario
I'm curious if this is possible.
Easy-ish LOL
But seriously, an audio player is way easier than a video player. And for visuals, that would be the only "difficult" part.
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That's nice to hear. (I love to stare at visuals so that's a thing.)
Would it take long to make one or just couple of hours and it's done?
It if took a couple hours we'd have media players up the ass by now
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Fair pointIt if took a couple hours we'd have media players up the ass by now
Actually, it would take a few hours. The hardest part would be making the visuals. I could make a plain audio player in about an hour or so. It's simple using a HBL app template.
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You can do it in your free time or when you're feeling bored.
[Man i need to learn to code someday...]
Do so and then you can implement the video portion for the media playerYou can do it in your free time or when you're feeling bored.
[Man i need to learn to code someday...]
Would it be possible to make an AirPlay receiver?
Or a client to front end from moviebox/showbox or something similar.
Or a client to front end from moviebox/showbox or something similar.
I would really appreciate an NES emulator app that uses the same sort of user interface as the nes classic, since those things are still seemingly impossible to find in the wild.
Maybe with an option to put in your own roms and box images, since the idea of the roms being already on there would be sort of ... illegal.
I know Retroarch already lets you play nes games on the wii u, and fceugx is on the vwii, but I just really want an nes mini clone that could be on the wii u side.
Maybe with an option to put in your own roms and box images, since the idea of the roms being already on there would be sort of ... illegal.
I know Retroarch already lets you play nes games on the wii u, and fceugx is on the vwii, but I just really want an nes mini clone that could be on the wii u side.
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