As far as I know, if you downloaded the patch contents and applied it using wiiscrubber, then burned the iso, it should work with neogamma or cioscorp (which I assume is what you have, judging from the guide you used)
QUOTE said:As far as I know, if you downloaded the patch contents and applied it using wiiscrubber, then burned the iso, it should work with neogamma or cioscorp (which I assume is what you have, judging from the guide you used)
SyRenity said:QUOTE said:As far as I know, if you downloaded the patch contents and applied it using wiiscrubber, then burned the iso, it should work with neogamma or cioscorp (which I assume is what you have, judging from the guide you used)
Actually, I have no soft-mod - only hard-mod via D2Ckey.
I'm going to soft-mod to 4.2 homebrew using this forum great manual anyhow, do you know if it includes neogamma or cioscorp that you mentioned?
Actually, if you told me this 3 days ago, I would do exactly that! But after reading some of the Homebrew wonders, I finally decided to convert my Wii into something useful, rather then letting it dusting in the corner as usual.QUOTE said:It includes links to both applications, you can choose whichever you prefer, the main difference is that cioscorp allows you to launch backups using the regular disc channel (at the expense of installing some potentially dangerous ios, it's not as bad as it sounds, and you can uninstall everything with the cioscorp uninstaller) and Neogamma allows you to use hermes ios 222-223 and fiddle around with options. i would reccomend USBloading, as it is more organized and healthier for your wii, but not everybody has access to an external HDD
I think I get it - cioscorp is for DVD backups, and hermes is for USB, right?
QUOTEon a different note, I thought that by having hardmod you could run the patch from a SD, install the loader and play the game using it as if it were an original
QUOTE said:Just to let you guys know: I've got an hard-modded Wii (old WiiKey), so I could have just run the patch from SD. Out of laziness and curiosity I downloaded the pre-patched ISO from the torrent (Could have patched myself offline, but as I said I'm lazy).
I trucha-opened cios36 with Trucha Bug Restorer 1.11 (and wads downloaded with NUSD_v13Beta)
I installed wakinkoko cios 249 with cIOS38_rev17-Installer (again, wad d/led with NUSD)
I launched the game with NeoGamma r7
it works fine!
all of this has been done with an offline wii, btw.
comfaithgenesisraven said:Using backup with translationKyururu said:Kanae said:I'm playing the game on a PAL wii (using NeoGamma R7 with patched iso) and there seems to be a strange problem: all translated FMV cutscenes are very slow (around 2 times slower than usual), video gets out of synch with the sound, and then cutscene skips. Intro video (that isn't translated) goes without any problems - at full speed. I tried configuring video options in NeoGamma, tried using different loader and even tried to apply the patch again - but no results.
Is it possible to fix it somehow?
I have the exact same problem too! Burning the iso again doesn't solve it either. I'm pretty sure I'd follow the steps correctly to patch the english files in. Other than those cutscenes, the game seems to run pretty smoothly.
The copy with the unpatched iso works fine though.
Disc - Perfect but fmv/open doors slow
USB - Perfect but reports of it crashing although i havent experienced that yet...
(may also crash by using the old version of partition builder)
Although from a few different forums i follow people seem to prefer using the small ghostlist rather than the big ghostlist thing while patching the iso...
for some reason
I guess so; I never tried with the patch from SD, since I haven't got the original japanese iso... but it would work for sure, I'd guess...SyRenity said:So basically, you can launch both the original backup via patch on SD, and the patched backup via Homebrew?
Hell2uall said:Where does the costumes go? Can someone upload a torrent with the game, English patch, and costumes already made into an .iso?
Gitaroo said:comfaithgenesisraven said:Using backup with translationKyururu said:Kanae said:I'm playing the game on a PAL wii (using NeoGamma R7 with patched iso) and there seems to be a strange problem: all translated FMV cutscenes are very slow (around 2 times slower than usual), video gets out of synch with the sound, and then cutscene skips. Intro video (that isn't translated) goes without any problems - at full speed. I tried configuring video options in NeoGamma, tried using different loader and even tried to apply the patch again - but no results.
Is it possible to fix it somehow?
I have the exact same problem too! Burning the iso again doesn't solve it either. I'm pretty sure I'd follow the steps correctly to patch the english files in. Other than those cutscenes, the game seems to run pretty smoothly.
The copy with the unpatched iso works fine though.
Disc - Perfect but fmv/open doors slow
USB - Perfect but reports of it crashing although i havent experienced that yet...
(may also crash by using the old version of partition builder)
Although from a few different forums i follow people seem to prefer using the small ghostlist rather than the big ghostlist thing while patching the iso...
for some reason
You got the Disc to load with the patch? Im trying to find a solution to get it to load with the backup disc without any softmodding or installing HBC.