Cool, but.
Really, this is a neat project and impressive ingenuity. But Wii's disk drive is its single weakest component. Distribution of this code is going to contribute to the permanent retirement of more Wiis.
Oh well, this is less destructive than people learning wavedashing. Those poor, poor Gamecube controllers.
Really, this is a neat project and impressive ingenuity. But Wii's disk drive is its single weakest component. Distribution of this code is going to contribute to the permanent retirement of more Wiis.
Oh well, this is less destructive than people learning wavedashing. Those poor, poor Gamecube controllers.
Maybe, but again I don't know if CinePlayer Beta uses the Wii's disc drive or an external one
Additionally, I might be able to get the source code and someone who is motivated may change it to an external drive
I personally have an external disc drive because my laptop didn't come with one so that it could be slightly smaller.
Additionally, I might be able to get the source code and someone who is motivated may change it to an external drive
I personally have an external disc drive because my laptop didn't come with one so that it could be slightly smaller.
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This is an interesting idea, and I could integrate this pretty seamlessly into ModMii... I just don't think there's much demand for it. It would only benefit users who use disc games from the disc channel (so already only works on older wii's) who also want to use RiiConnect24's WiiMail
It could Also benefit those wanting to Use Riiconnect24 on older firmwares, since they have less anti-Homebrew protections in them, that might seem dumb to some people but keep in mind that IOS58 installer exists because there are people who don't want to upgrade to 4.3
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This is already supported by all of ModMii's default system menu IOSs, so you can already use RiiConnect24 on 4.1 for example as long as you have Modmii's system menu IOS installed (to slot 60 in this example)
You can already do that with WiiMC, this is slightly better I guess because it is from the Disc Channel instead of Homebrew.
Update: the ex-dev said he was unsuccessful with getting any more information so I am going to have to do some more research and contacting.
im aware of wii mc but havent tried it out yet dont most dvds with copy protection not work or something tho?-
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Only older model wii's have a disc drive capable of playing discs that are not official wii or GC games
It's an MYM file so it works on any Wii (unless it's a weird System menu revision like Mini or vWii).
All the theme does is re-enable the DVD icon. For anything to work, there needs to be a hidden "plugin" channel. Even if a homebrew one is made, I still need to know what the title ID is for it, there is a chance the System Menu checks to see if its installed.
Second post:
"Guess: the ID is HA*A. H is for System Channels. The last A is for region free. The middle two letters are for the actual title ID.
Unused IDs: HAHA, HAIA, HANA, HAOA, HAQA, HARA, HASA, HAUA, HAXA.
HAMA has been recently leaked last fall to be Virtual Console Manual Viewer Menu. It is a debugging menu.
HAKA & HALA are EULA & Region Select, respectively, 2 of 3 known hidden channels."
of course the ID may not be HA*A.
BIG update! The July 20 leak "teru-sama_mail_2006.7z" in "Sent attachment" -> "060623_00" has System Menu Development.doc has a lot of useful info about the project!
It CONFIRMS that DVD Channel was a separate channel from the System Menu, most likely a plugin, and would have been included in an update from a disc (i.e. Startup Disc), internet update, disc update, or maybe some other way
Keep y'all posted!
It CONFIRMS that DVD Channel was a separate channel from the System Menu, most likely a plugin, and would have been included in an update from a disc (i.e. Startup Disc), internet update, disc update, or maybe some other way
Keep y'all posted!
Maybe a ‘hidden channel’ similar to DVDX? Just have the disc channel chain load the necessary software.
Also, is this a new Gigaleak? Surprised that isn’t a headline.
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