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  1. GameCuber89

    Hacking Nintendont

    Hello guys, I have a noobish question concerning the deflicker: When forcing video modes, you can select between "Force" and "Force (Deflicker)". But it's not 100 % clear to me which choice activates or deactivates the deflicker. It should say: "Force (Deflicker ON)" or "Force (Deflicker OFF)"...
  2. GameCuber89

    Hacking Nintendont

    ccfman2004, thumbs up for your competence! :yay: What is up with the priority thing? What does it affect? Does it mean, that a either Bluetooth or HID-USB controller always will be Player 1?
  3. GameCuber89

    Hacking Nintendont

    Answers here on this forum are so amazingly fast! Thanks to all for your help! :) Did not install homebrew on my Wii U yet, only saw the Wii version of Nintendont while ripping my GameCube games with CleanRip and testing them shortly with Nintendont on Wii. :P And as far as the tutorial post...
  4. GameCuber89

    Hacking Nintendont

    Can I play on vWii with my four Wavebirds using the official GameCube Controller Adapter for Wii U? (I do not have an adapter yet to test it.) If so, do I need "Native Control" enabled? (It enables Wavebird support but disables HID-USB. But the GameCube Controller Adapter is HID-USB.)
  5. GameCuber89

    Hacking Nintendont

    Is USB Loader GX still incompatible with playing Wii games from SD card?
  6. GameCuber89

    Hacking Nintendont

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_motion_video
  7. GameCuber89

    Hacking Nintendont

    Well, as long as the only issue is a stuttering cutscene... But you never experienced a GameCube (or Wii) game not working at all with Nintendont (or an Wii games compatible loader)? pedro702, what is your source of information for 256 GB SD cards working with Nintendont? (Sorry for asking...
  8. GameCuber89

    Hacking Nintendont

    Huh. Well. This is bad news. :( Both of my USB ports in the back are reserved (GameCube controller adapter without rumble feature and LAN adapter). I do not want to use the USB ports in the front, because it does not look tidy. Is the SD port bandwidth really such a problem, that it causes lags...
  9. GameCuber89

    Hacking Nintendont

    Thank you. Do you use a 256 GB SD card, too? Or what is your source of information? Much slower? But still fast enough to play every single GameCube and Wii game without any lag or issues whatsoever? (Only slower when copying files onto the SD card in comparison to a HDD?)
  10. GameCuber89

    Hacking Nintendont

    Sorry, if this question has been asked before, but I could not find an answer to this: Will Nintendont work with a 256 GB SDXC Card? I just bought one solely for Nintendont on my vWii (Wii U) to store all my GameCube and Wii games (combined ~ 200 GB). But I am afraid to unpack this SD Card...
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