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Hint: People are already working on itMight already be said but eshop wii injection would be great as well as using gamepad on wii games
Hint: People are already working on itMight already be said but eshop wii injection would be great as well as using gamepad on wii games
One has been made, it only works on Linux systems now, and it just allows the computer to replace the gamepad. Now if you want homebrew that will also stream the gamepad to a PC, one was made, but it's not anywhere near enough fast enough, not even fast enough to be only 256 color or anything, because of the crappy WiFi on the Wii U. Since it's a Wii U hardware issue, one can never be made. Replacing the gamepad with a PC only works, because the video streaming to the gamepad from the Wii U uses a faster and better WiiFi connection, and not the one that connects with the internet, which would be used for the other type you want.Screen streaming app
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Just use the HBL2HBC forwarder channel I made, and change the config of HBL2HBC to point to Nintendont.I'm not entirely sure if its possible but a Nintendont forwarder straight from the Wii U menu. Just so I can move the Wii Menu app to the side.
Just use the HBL2HBC forwarder channel I made, and change the config of HBL2HBC to point to Nintendont.
I'd love to see a PS2 Emulator or a Gamecube Emulator (no nintendont vWii)
De-select the option to remember your password, and then every time you select your profile, you just enter your password. I know of no way to have just a pin for your profile though.I have been on thee lookout for a tool that can either put passwords on certain apps or hide them from the wii u dashboards so I dont have to worry about childen access things where I dont them to poke around homebrew launcher for example.
I am not if something like this exist already but if you do know of something please help me out here. Also i wondering it's possible to put a 4 digit code or something to prevent the childreb from accessing my own profile so they get access to all the goodies anyway.
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I just want it so I can remote play my Wii U on my computer screen I hope they make one for Windows based pcOne has been made, it only works on Linux systems now, and it just allows the computer to replace the gamepad. Now if you want homebrew that will also stream the gamepad to a PC, one was made, but it's not anywhere near enough fast enough, not even fast enough to be only 256 color or anything, because of the crappy WiFi on the Wii U. Since it's a Wii U hardware issue, one can never be made. Replacing the gamepad with a PC only works, because the video streaming to the gamepad from the Wii U uses a faster and better WiiFi connection, and not the one that connects with the internet, which would be used for the other type you want.
It requires a special driver that's built into the Linux kernel and a 802.11N Wireless adapter on the PC. For Windows, it would require someone making a special driver for your adapter, good luck with that, but you will for sure have to have a N Wireless adapter.I just want it so I can remote play my Wii U on my computer screen I hope they make one for Windows based pc
Minor nitpick: it's actually not in the Linux kernel. You have to patch and compile your own to make it work 0_oIt requires a special driver that's built into the Linux kernel and a 802.11N Wireless adapter on the PC. For Windows, it would require someone making a special driver for your adapter, good luck with that, but you will for sure have to have a N Wireless adapter.
I understood that you had to actually recompile the kernel, not just the driver. I may have heard wrong though.Minor nitpick: it's actually not in the Linux kernel. You have to patch and compile your own to make it work 0_o
De-select the option to remember your password, and then every time you select your profile, you just enter your password. I know of no way to have just a pin for your profile though.
As far as the content you have installed, you can change the ESRB or PEGI rating for a game in the meta.xml file. I am not sure of all the values, but if you look at a M rated game, you can copy the same values, which should then not allow your children to use the content. You need to make sure you set the ratings that they can and can not play in their profiles. Any files not in the "code" folder can be changed without harming the signature for the game. Just use ftpiiu anywhere to download the meta.xml file, change it, and then re-upload it.
Here is a list of M rated games on GameStop's site, just copy the values from one of these games - http://www.gamestop.com/browse/nintendo-wii-u?nav=131b0-35