rich333 said:
Jajajaja, Actually, I didnt use it cuz it looks like an SD card, just to identify the SD card I use on ma wii. Anyways, if its of any use, enjoy!
Jajajaja, Actually, I didnt use it cuz it looks like an SD card, just to identify the SD card I use on ma wii. Anyways, if its of any use, enjoy!
What does using the new install do?
Does it install a channel so no need for the wiimc folder in the apps folder?
Does it install a channel so no need for the wiimc folder in the apps folder?
I have a problem that seems almost identical to Scottieb99.
The app itself works great when run from the HBC. I wanted a channel so my girlfriend could use without messing about in HBC. I've downloaded the channel installer and tried to run the app through HBC. I receive the error:
ES_GetstoredTMDSize (I-223)Failed! (1017)
Does anyone think this has anything to do with CIOS223. I have installed this with Hermes installer v4 in order to play MH3?
The app itself works great when run from the HBC. I wanted a channel so my girlfriend could use without messing about in HBC. I've downloaded the channel installer and tried to run the app through HBC. I receive the error:
ES_GetstoredTMDSize (I-223)Failed! (1017)
Does anyone think this has anything to do with CIOS223. I have installed this with Hermes installer v4 in order to play MH3?
Just a quick question about Wiimc, well 2 really:
do USBs (or SDs for that matter) have to have folders in their roots specifically containing Music or Video?
And if so, any specific name?
It's just that my USB stick is only picked up for music, no vids (though that might be the format too)
I's wondering if it had to be in a specific 'Videos' folder, like my music respectively.
I'm asking now as I got a new external HD today & as I'm gonna' have a load of iTunes stuff on it, it'd be good if I could use it on the Wii straight off..
Equally, I could make a few copies of the films/tv in a 'Videos' folder in the root if that'd work.
(Not got many vids ATM anyway & will fit easily onto the external HD - 500gb)
do USBs (or SDs for that matter) have to have folders in their roots specifically containing Music or Video?
And if so, any specific name?
It's just that my USB stick is only picked up for music, no vids (though that might be the format too)
I's wondering if it had to be in a specific 'Videos' folder, like my music respectively.
I'm asking now as I got a new external HD today & as I'm gonna' have a load of iTunes stuff on it, it'd be good if I could use it on the Wii straight off..
Equally, I could make a few copies of the films/tv in a 'Videos' folder in the root if that'd work.
(Not got many vids ATM anyway & will fit easily onto the external HD - 500gb)
love the application. however, could you add an option to fast forward with smaller increments? 30 seconds is the smallest now, and in my opinion there should be options for 10 or 15 seconds as well.
also, is there a wad available?
also, is there a wad available?
Does WiiMC have a fast-rewind option like MPlayer CE had to automatically go to the beginning of a video?
I know I can just use the progress bar to rewind, but I miss this option and if its not included, hope it gets added in the near future.
I know I can just use the progress bar to rewind, but I miss this option and if its not included, hope it gets added in the near future.
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I played an avi movie that was more than 2 hours long from the SD card, with a WBFS USB drive plugged in and the program never got out of synch nor freezed, it went really smooth so I really dont know what the problems are, maybe u have messed too much with your wiis...
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