Hacking DragonMedia Player v0.1b

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I didn't see anyone post this yet.So if I am wrong flame me.

Dragonminded has updated his Media Player for the Nintendo Wii.
Here is the release details:

QUOTE said:
Music player for the Wii. It has a nice interface and is skinnable. It plays mp3, ogg, flac and other formats but does not work with wma or aac. It is a native Wii application (no Wii Linux) with the intent of being a multi-source media player on the Wii.

DragonMedia Player will pick up files anywhere on your SD card, and plays sequentially once a file has started. Simply install into the HBC by copying the dmp folder in the zip file to /apps/ and run the program. Do not rename the folder as DragonMedia Player expects things to be in the correct place in order to function. For the changelog, please look inside either the source or the binary zip file.

Currently, this list is limited, as I have tried to set up the application framework before porting codecs. I am working on getting more formats such as aac/m4a integrated, and I am interested in supporting as many strange formats as possible such as spc, sid, nsf, etc, so look forward to more support.

flac
it
mod
mp1
mp2/mpa
mp3
ogg
s3m
wav
xm

Supported File Sources
Again, this list is very limited, nothing from DVD, USB, or Internet supported yet.

Front SD

Get it here.
http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Homebrew_apps/DragonMedia_Player
 
Great media player I've using it for a while
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I've been following DMP and it's a bloody good music player!

there has been alot of improvements recently including support for more fomats such as flac.

thchang said:
i really eager for rmvb support

you must be talking about MPlayer. DMP doesn't have any form of video support yet and RMVB isn't exactly the most common format.
 
I've noticed a lot of Polish RMVB movies...

Its a great format. Awesome for its compression and precision. The only problem is that there are only a couple decent media players that utilize it.
 

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