Yes, this is a known bug that is fixed in the upcoming v4.428.
Workaround: Don't press Home in the settings menu.
You can convert CISO back to ISO and, besides the padding, it will be identical. (The MD5 won't match due to the image being scrubbed, though.)
No idea about PAL IPL. I'm not that good at PPC reverse engineering. :V
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, Reason: +CISO, PAL IPL
Just thought, i'd leave this here...
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@GerbilSoft to convert ISO to cISO in Windows (once installed wit) i just need to type the command "wit convert -C game.iso"?
Or i need to set more parameteres?
Or i need to set more parameteres?
It means the guy that originally wrote Nintendont added some of the support needed for network adapter emulation.
i think, it might be linked to LAN support for Triforce Arcade (and maybe NGC adapter emulation support).
Someone actually needs to have a proper look... @FIX94? @GerbilSoft?
Someone actually needs to have a proper look... @FIX94? @GerbilSoft?
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I don't remember if -C is needed. There's two commands, convert and copy. Convert deletes the original; copy doesn't.
I think you need to specify "wit convert game.iso game.ciso" to convert to CISO format.
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Thank you, after i wrote the message i figured out using the command "wit help", "-C" was the parameter for cISO, then the command is "wit convert -C game.iso"
basicaly crediar just putted all the comands the triforce arcade calls when doing the lan multiplayer, but theres no actual code just the comand prompts so its just some basic guideline.
So... quick question for you guys. I know this question might seem like it'd be hard to achieve and I that it wouldn't take just a simple Nintendont update to add this in. Heck, it'd probably take several months of research for this to be implemented and probably would need some sort of proprietary hardware and adapter for it to work. That being said, I am still relatively curious about this potential prospect.
Has anyone considered making an Adapter so the Game Boy Player could work on things like the Wii U and Wii?
Now, like I said above, I highly acknowledge that you wouldn't just be able to make a simple adapter for it to work. The Game Boy Player of course sits on the GameCube and connects with its "High Speed Port."
Due to this port being very different compared to say.... a USB Port on the Wii or Wii U, emulation of those function calls would probably have to be performed in the background while running a game in Nintendont. Which, would honestly be the easy part since other functions of the GameCube are similarly emulated (sans the syscalls.) The hard part would be to reverse engineer how the port works and communicates with the Game Boy Player.
The other hurdle would also be the fact that proprietary hardware would be necessary to make. There are no connections similar to the High-Speed Port on the Wii or Wii U. So a special adapter would have to be made in order for it to at least communicate with the hardware.
Arguably the easiest part in all of this would to increase compatibility to the Game Boy Player boot-up disc IMO.
All this being said, it would be neat if someone were to research into this, although I'd understand if it wasn't seen as a priority since polish work is mainly the focus right now for Nintendont.
Anyways, what do you think about this prospect? You all think it could possibly be achievable?
Has anyone considered making an Adapter so the Game Boy Player could work on things like the Wii U and Wii?
Now, like I said above, I highly acknowledge that you wouldn't just be able to make a simple adapter for it to work. The Game Boy Player of course sits on the GameCube and connects with its "High Speed Port."
The other hurdle would also be the fact that proprietary hardware would be necessary to make. There are no connections similar to the High-Speed Port on the Wii or Wii U. So a special adapter would have to be made in order for it to at least communicate with the hardware.
Arguably the easiest part in all of this would to increase compatibility to the Game Boy Player boot-up disc IMO
.All this being said, it would be neat if someone were to research into this, although I'd understand if it wasn't seen as a priority since polish work is mainly the focus right now for Nintendont.
Anyways, what do you think about this prospect? You all think it could possibly be achievable?
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you do know that the game boy player is basicaly a gba that connects to the gc and the gc basicaly just displays the picture on the screen right?So... quick question for you guys. I know this question might seem like it'd be hard to achieve and I that it wouldn't take just a simple Nintendont update to add this in. Heck, it'd probably take several months of research for this to be implemented and probably would need some sort of proprietary hardware and adapter for it to work. That being said, I am still relatively curious about this potential prospect.
Has anyone considered making an Adapter so the Game Boy Player could work on things like the Wii U and Wii?
Now, like I said above, I highly acknowledge that you wouldn't just be able to make a simple adapter for it to work. The Game Boy Player of course sits on the GameCube and connects with its "High Speed Port."
Due to this port being very different compared to say.... a USB Port on the Wii or Wii U, emulation of those function calls would probably have to be performed in the background while running a game in Nintendont. Which, would honestly be the easy part since other functions of the GameCube are similarly emulated (sans the syscalls.) The hard part would be to reverse engineer how the port works and communicates with the Game Boy Player.
The other hurdle would also be the fact that proprietary hardware would be necessary to make. There are no connections similar to the High-Speed Port on the Wii or Wii U. So a special adapter would have to be made in order for it to at least communicate with the hardware.
Arguably the easiest part in all of this would to increase compatibility to the Game Boy Player boot-up disc IMO
All this being said, it would be neat if someone were to research into this, although I'd understand if it wasn't seen as a priority since polish work is mainly the focus right now for Nintendont.
Anyways, what do you think about this prospect? You all think it could possibly be achievable?
So you want someone to make an adapter for the gameboy player to connect to the wii or wiiu? good luck with that lol.
It would probably be easier to build an gba with new hardware from the ground up wich could stream to the tv.
I never said that I wanted someone to do that. All I asked was if it was feasible or not.
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