So I understand this users issue is a few months old, but so far it is the only post that matches the same type of problem I am having, but I created a new post to capture my issue.
I have been using an old 30gb laptop drive in a generic enclosure for the last 2 months to play backups on my softmodded wii.
The drive is formatted for fat32, and is running USB Loader GX, rev. 899, games are in .wbfs format and play with no problems at all.
Just this week I bought a new Seagate Expansion 500gb, formatted it as one big fat32 drive and copied everything over from the old 30gb drive.
Now games will have issues with cutscene playback.
The intro movie in the Metroid trilogy, and de Blob is choppy, the blue light around the disc loader will light and then flash (otherwise I have it set to be off) then play after a pause and 'burb' in the video.
I have had no problems with cutscene play back up till I switched drives which makes me blame the drive, or the size of it.
Has anyone else had this type of issue, or 'pesaroso' did you find a fix?
I'm running a checkdisk and will defrag the drive and will report back.
My next idea is carve up the drive and move the games to a NTFS partition.
I have been using an old 30gb laptop drive in a generic enclosure for the last 2 months to play backups on my softmodded wii.
The drive is formatted for fat32, and is running USB Loader GX, rev. 899, games are in .wbfs format and play with no problems at all.
Just this week I bought a new Seagate Expansion 500gb, formatted it as one big fat32 drive and copied everything over from the old 30gb drive.
Now games will have issues with cutscene playback.
The intro movie in the Metroid trilogy, and de Blob is choppy, the blue light around the disc loader will light and then flash (otherwise I have it set to be off) then play after a pause and 'burb' in the video.
I have had no problems with cutscene play back up till I switched drives which makes me blame the drive, or the size of it.
Has anyone else had this type of issue, or 'pesaroso' did you find a fix?
I'm running a checkdisk and will defrag the drive and will report back.
My next idea is carve up the drive and move the games to a NTFS partition.
pesaroso said:So, just had a first run with this USB-loader on New Super Mario Bros Wii.
I'm amazed that it works, but was I just extra picky, or is the framerate a bit choppy? Might depend on the HDD though, but mine is a brand new WD Essentials 500GB. Split it in half, converted one half to FAT32, created the needed folder, and transferred lots and lots of ISO's using Wii Backup Manager.
The games I've tried so far is loading indeed, but I didn't like the small amounts of lag some of the games gave from time to time.
Is it a setting I've ignored, or is everyone experiencing this?
Regards, and thx for an awesome loader!