Thanks, you've been super helpful. Here's where I am:
• Netflix's title ID is 00050000-10105a00. Some websites list this is a JPN title and some list it as an EUR title, but since they all agree on the ID, so I'm assuming that Netflix is
actually a region free title.
• This title is findable in NUSGrabberGUI under EUR (I didn't find it at first because I was looking under USA). It lists the following versions: 16, 32, 48, 64, 81, 96, 144, 176. However, all of these versions fail to download ("Title not found on Nintendo's servers").
• Plugging in the versions (and title ID) from NUSGrabberGUI into UWizard's
NUS Downloader U downloads successfully! At the end of the process, Uwizard asks for a ticket file. I dumped a ticket from my Wii U using tik2sd, and gave it to UWizard.
So now I just need to remove current Netflix from my Wii U, and reinstall one of the versions I downloaded (and repeat until I find the right one).
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Edit: Okay, so apparently UWizard downloads to a format that's not compatible with WUP Installer. I solved this in a roundabout way: I had UWizard decrypt the download and then encrypted it again with NUSPacker.jar.
This allowed me to install downgraded Netflix! For future reference, the relevant version is v81. I can tell because the icon uses Netflix's old logo.
Unfortunately, the Wii U now isn't letting me launch Netflix without updating it again! Blocking Nintendo's servers in DNS stops the update from completing, but doesn't let Netflix launch.
IIRC, this is identical to what happens if you try to downgrade a retail game, without updating. If you:
- Purchase a retail copy of Nintendoland
- Choose to install an update
- Delete the update.
...Nintendo won't let you start the vanilla game without installing the update again. I think that same functionality is kicking in here with Netflix.
Surely there's a way around this?
Edit2: I edited the version in code/app.xml and meta/meta.xml, which allowed the app to launch... and then promptly crash XD