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just wanted everyone to know NBA jam works flawlessly on uneek+di i love uneek crediar rules...........
scooby74029 said:just wanted everyone to know NBA jam works flawlessly on uneek+di i love uneek crediar rules...........
Hooya said:I think those are the internally generated names. Sneek won't access WiiTDB for nice titles, so you're stuck with the actual data on the disk. You'd have to hack the disk image, and even if you can do that it's not worth it.
I can answer this question.....lilsypha said:I've seen a video for a modified USB Loader GX that acts as a frontend for SNEEK's USB loading. Does anyone know if that's still being maintained, or where to get it? Is anyone still making some sort of prettier frontend?
I'm finding it difficult for other people to use my Wii -- they don't respond well to SNEEK's game list.
Any attempt I made to change it met with disaster. Any programs you know of that will safely edit this file?moosehunter said:Hooya said:I think those are the internally generated names. Sneek won't access WiiTDB for nice titles, so you're stuck with the actual data on the disk. You'd have to hack the disk image, and even if you can do that it's not worth it.
Um... The name is stored as plain text in boot.bin
thevulkan said:Any attempt I made to change it met with disaster. Any programs you know of that will safely edit this file?moosehunter said:Hooya said:I think those are the internally generated names. Sneek won't access WiiTDB for nice titles, so you're stuck with the actual data on the disk. You'd have to hack the disk image, and even if you can do that it's not worth it.
Um... The name is stored as plain text in boot.bin
thevulkan said:Any attempt I made to change it met with disaster. Any programs you know of that will safely edit this file?moosehunter said:Hooya said:I think those are the internally generated names. Sneek won't access WiiTDB for nice titles, so you're stuck with the actual data on the disk. You'd have to hack the disk image, and even if you can do that it's not worth it.
Um... The name is stored as plain text in boot.bin