This is not related, and RawkSD is not affiliated with DLC piracy. Do a better search for the DLC tools thread and ask there.davidsl_128 said:Do you think you can make it compatible with Lego Rock Band/Band Hero?
I mean "compatible" as in being able to extract songs from those games to play them in RB2, not as in playing RawkSD songs on Lego RB or Band Hero (what for, they don't have any new features that RB2 or GH5 don't have! Besides the lego characters XD)New games may use a different music or compression format which would have to be decoded. I'm fairly certain AerialX is working on Lego Rock Band... both are planned to be supported at some point in the near future.
QUOTE(VAmpForgotten @ Nov 4 2009, 03:16 PM) hey guys.
i dont know if this is RawkSD related but i did the free dlc hack with the Wads and everything was fine but only until recently have my older songs (the ones i actually paid for) stop working. when i try to play them it reads: (name of song) could not be restored to the Wii System Memory.
If you download the new update from their site it should work with 4.2DJPlace said:does anyone know if rawksd will work on system menu version 4.2? i'm tempeted to buy the game if it does...
No, sorry, you'll need to run the installer every time you purchase DLC. This is because both the RawkSD installer and the Music Store overwrite the DLC savefile on the Wii itself when adding songs. Of course, RawkSD knows to include all RawkSD songs and DLC, but the Music Store will only save the list of official DLC. Thankfully, the installer isn't very technical - as of RawkSD 2.0 you shouldn't even need to use the computer during the installation process. Just run it from the Homebrew Channel every time you buy or redownload DLC to update the complete list of added songs.jhoff80 said:Okay so I didn't think I'd ever end up using this, but my sister bought RB1 and RB2 recently. She's not very technical, so if I was to set up RawkSD on one SD card, and she swapped that out for another card if she actually buys any DLC, would that work without having to run the installer again after every purchase?
Szalkow said:No, sorry, you'll need to run the installer every time you purchase DLC. This is because both the RawkSD installer and the Music Store overwrite the DLC savefile on the Wii itself when adding songs. Of course, RawkSD knows to include all RawkSD songs and DLC, but the Music Store will only save the list of official DLC. Thankfully, the installer isn't very technical - as of RawkSD 2.0 you shouldn't even need to use the computer during the installation process. Just run it from the Homebrew Channel every time you buy or redownload DLC to update the complete list of added songs.jhoff80 said:Okay so I didn't think I'd ever end up using this, but my sister bought RB1 and RB2 recently. She's not very technical, so if I was to set up RawkSD on one SD card, and she swapped that out for another card if she actually buys any DLC, would that work without having to run the installer again after every purchase?
brento said:this is great work!
hopefully we'll see one for Beatles Rock Band soon!
Its not like I want any songs from that game, but I'm curious too. Does it have a special lock or something? Or is it because it's a too special gameBAPACop said:Why is The Beatles Rock Band not supported?
for technical or for ethical reasons?SFenton said:brento said:this is great work!
hopefully we'll see one for Beatles Rock Band soon!
Nope. Not happening. Sorry.
Big letters in IRC:
TBRB NOT SUPPORTED
OncleJulien said:for technical or for ethical reasons?SFenton said:brento said:this is great work!
hopefully we'll see one for Beatles Rock Band soon!
Nope. Not happening. Sorry.
Big letters in IRC:
TBRB NOT SUPPORTED