Hacking Could not load video

[evensis]

Hi guys,

So having trawled through to the 10th page of Google (should have gone by the usual rule if it isn't on page 1 don't bother), I cannot find a solution to the 'Could not load video, Try reloading the page' problem. I've gone through and installed everything to my SD card (SDXC 64GB), loaded up the loadiine website where it has correctly detected my firmware.

At which point I attempt the exploit (tried homebrew launcher 1.3 and 1.4), however, it appears to load a video, spin on it for about 10 seconds and then flash up with the error above. It doesn't appear to be executing the exploit at all, just trying to load a video that doesn't work.

I've had this thing collecting dust for past 3 years sat in a cupboard (was woefully disappointed with it in all fairness), and having seen the info out that it has been jailbroken thought i'd have a stab.

Completely miffed at this point, and rather desperate to figure out what is going wrong with.

Any advice would be most appreciated.

Thanks.

 

[ItsKipz]

Check your wii u's internet?

 

[evensis]

It's just spent the last half hour leeching 5.5.1 and updating itself, can load up other websites fine (also tried googiehax but met with the same problem). I've also tried loading the website up on my PC just in case router is doing funny business and it does appear to work.

 

[ItsKipz]

It's just spent the last half hour leeching 5.5.1 and updating itself, can load up other websites fine (also tried googiehax but met with the same problem). I've also tried loading the website up on my PC just in case router is doing funny business and it does appear to work.

try using http://wiiubru.com/x instead of loadiine?

 

[evensis]

Same loading symbol thing for about 5 seconds, and fails (112-2600, Could not load video. Try reloading the page?). Making me wonder if Nintendo have dropped a stealth patch.

Interesting: https://gbatemp.net/threads/loadiine-stopped-working-error-112-2600.446635/

I have an asus router, going to tinker... Will report back.

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WAS the Asus router, i've now successfully booted up the homebrew. The Asus router has some protocol that is picking up exploits. Quite interesting actually, I will have to self host this rather than using the online method otherwise have to disable the protections which are quite handy.

So if you have an Asus router, disable the AI Guard otherwise it will stop your initial attempts and cause untold frustration. Asus users should use the self hosted solution as it won't check LAN traffic.