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XFlak's Crazy Intro Videos
Below you can either view or download some of my Crazy Intro Videos.
These are videos that you can set to play automatically as soon as you turn on your wii.
Pressing different buttons during the video will load the channel of your choice (settings are customizable).
Note: all I did was create the beginning and ending splash screens (most pf the videos themselves are not my work, only a couple are),
I also resized it and compressed it. I tried lots of different video editors to make a compatible video, and none of them worked,
but I finally found a way to do it perfectly every time
Thanks WiiCrazy for developing this awesome program!
NOTE MANY OF MY OLD LINKS ARE BROKEN, BUT ALL MY VIDEOS CAN BE DOWNLOADED FROM HERE (updated Jan 2021): http://www.mediafire.com/folder/0ulvn6dekd1fi/Crazy+Intro+Videos+(2) or here https://mega.nz/folder/hpwiHajQ#FK_WPi33BWnPZGc3pYh7Kw
Download the my Crazy Intro Video Setup Package from HERE.
This package includes all the files and folders you need to get crazy intro video v0.34 working on your Wii
(package includes CrazyIntroVideoV0.34.dol, pre-setup crazy intro config files, Priiloader v0.4 installer, and hacks.ini). NOTE, best to use the latest stable version of priiloader and hacks.ini instead. If uncertain, use the version included with ModMii.
You will also need to download at least one of the videos from below, then continue following the below instructions (see spoilers)
Copy all the folders inside the COPY_TO_SD folder to the root of your SD card.
If you don't have Priiloader installed, install it now (rev69 included in package) by
running the priiloader installer with the HBC. On the new screen, press + to install Priiloader.
(if the installation fails, try holding B and press + to install Priiloader)
It should now reboot in the Priiloader menu. If it doesn't, power off the wii, then power it back on and hold reset while it's booting until you see it.
The priiloader menu is white by default, you can change it to black in the settings if you prefer. If you want, you can install some system menu hacks now (by going to System Menu hacks).
Now go to Install File. On the new screen, go to your dol and press A to install it. Wait for it to install and return to the main menu.
-Now go to Settings. We need to change 2 things here:
* Change autoboot: to File
* Change return to: to System Menu
Save the settings and restart the Wii to see the result.
If you don't have Priiloader installed, install it now (rev69 included in package) by
running the priiloader installer with the HBC. On the new screen, press + to install Priiloader.
(if the installation fails, try holding B and press + to install Priiloader)
It should now reboot in the Priiloader menu. If it doesn't, power off the wii, then power it back on and hold reset while it's booting until you see it.
The priiloader menu is white by default, you can change it to black in the settings if you prefer. If you want, you can install some system menu hacks now (by going to System Menu hacks).
Now go to Install File. On the new screen, go to your dol and press A to install it. Wait for it to install and return to the main menu.
-Now go to Settings. We need to change 2 things here:
* Change autoboot: to File
* Change return to: to System Menu
Save the settings and restart the Wii to see the result.
HOW TO ADD VIDEOS
-Edit your videos in the following folder SD:\crazyintro\videos\ (this can be changed by editing line 2 of crazyintro.xml)
-open the theme.xml file in the videos folder (SD:\crazyintro\videos\theme.xml)
-the contents of that file will look something like this
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<config version="1.8">
<properties>
<VideoFile filename="video1.avi;video2.avi;video3.avi"/>
</properties>
</config>
-the above settings will randomly pick from video1.avi, video2.avi & video3.avi (if a file is missing or incompatible with crazyintrovideo it will automatically boot the system menu (or whatever you have set to autoboot as in the crazyintro.xml, explained later). You can add and remove videos from that list as you please, just make sure to include the extension (.avi for example) and if you have multiple videos be sure to seperate the filenames with a semi-colon (.
-open the theme.xml file in the videos folder (SD:\crazyintro\videos\theme.xml)
-the contents of that file will look something like this
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<config version="1.8">
<properties>
<VideoFile filename="video1.avi;video2.avi;video3.avi"/>
</properties>
</config>
-the above settings will randomly pick from video1.avi, video2.avi & video3.avi (if a file is missing or incompatible with crazyintrovideo it will automatically boot the system menu (or whatever you have set to autoboot as in the crazyintro.xml, explained later). You can add and remove videos from that list as you please, just make sure to include the extension (.avi for example) and if you have multiple videos be sure to seperate the filenames with a semi-colon (
.HOW TO CONFIGURE SHORTCUT BUTTONS
-Edit the crazyintro.xml file in the videos folder (SD:\crazyintro\crazyintro.xml)
-the contents of that file will look something like this
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<config version="1.8" theme="videos">
<!--
Along with 0.4, this file should reside in crazyintro folder of your sd card.
Make note, "config" tag now has a "theme" attribute which selects the theme which
is the folder name of the theme. Themes should have their own directories under
crazyintro folder.
-->
<properties>
<Titles>
<Title id="HBC" title_type="1" title_id="JODI" title_name="Homebrew Channel" />
<Title id="HBC" title_type="1" title_id="HAXX" title_name="Old Homebrew Channel" />
<Title id="NET" title_type="1" title_id="HADE" title_name="Internet Channel" />
<Title id="TETRIS" title_type="1" title_id="WTPP" title_name="Tetris" />
<Title id="MIICHANNEL" title_type="2" title_id="HACA" title_name="Mii Channel" />
<Title id="USB" title_type="1" title_id="IDCL" title_name="USB Loader" />
</Titles>
<!--Buttons configurable on the wiimote are UP,DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, A, B, +, -, 1, 2 -->
<!--
Autoboot selected channel or System menu after video ends.
Interruption with the assigned shortcut keys are still possible.
-->
<!-- Autoboot and short cut keys configuration, "launches" attribute uses the "id" attribute of
the Title defined above. -->
<Autoboot enabled="1" launches="MENU"/>
<Shortcuts>
<Shortcut button="A" launches="MENU"/>
<Shortcut button="B" launches="USB"/>
<Shortcut button="UP" launches="SNES"/>
<Shortcut button="LEFT" launches="NES"/>
<Shortcut button="RIGHT" launches="NSIXTY"/>
<Shortcut button="DOWN" launches="WIISX"/>
<Shortcut button="+" launches="HBC"/>
<Shortcut button="-" launches="MPL"/>
<Shortcut button="1" launches="TRI"/>
<Shortcut button="2" launches="VBA"/>
</Shortcuts>
<!-- Here the thing gets interesting, those who have little children can create hidden channels
for dangerous applications and can launch them using a sequence of buttons at boot.
To initiate a hidden shortcut launch, one need to press HOME button on the wiimote first!
-->
<HiddenShortcuts>
<HiddenShortcut buttons="UP,DOWN,LEFT,RIGHT" launches="WAD"/>
<HiddenShortcut buttons="LEFT,RIGHT,UP,DOWN" launches="WIIX"/>
</HiddenShortcuts>
</properties>
</config>
- Starting from the beginning of the file, If you look down a little bit, you see <Titles>. We need to change these to what apps you want Crazyintro to boot (crazyintro can boot a different app/channel for every button). It is advised to follow the examples that are already there. Never change the < and />
For Channels
- Behind title id = , you put an abbreviation or one word summary of the app/channel between the " ". It MUST be CAPITALS.
- Type title_type = , and put the correct type (from the list above) between the " "
the title_type
= 1 for a title that begins with 00010001
= 2 for a title that begins with 00010002
= 4 for a title that begins with 00010004
= 8 for a title that begins with 00010008
- Type title_id = (with the _) , and put the titleID of the channel here. There are many lists where you can find the IDs. When downloading a channel it usually includes the ID.
- Finally, type title_name = , and type the name of the channel
The final result is: title id="CAPITALS" title_type="number" title_id="channel ID" title_name="Channel name"
You can set as many titles as you want, but don't forget < and />
A bit lower, you see <Autoboot enabled="1" launches="MENU"/>
- You can change autoboot to 0 if you don't want it to autoboot something.
- Autoboot must be 1 for this: you can change MENU to one of the titles you set above (the CAPITALS). Leave it on MENU to make it boot the system menu.
Now we see what the actual buttons do. For example: <Shortcut button="A" launches="MENU"/>
- DO NOT change Shortcut button="A,B,UP,etc."
- Change the contents of the " " behind launches= to one of the titles you set (the CAPITALS) or MENU for system menu. Make it empty to boot nothing.
Finally we can set Hidden paths. These are made so not everyone can boot them. This is the ONLY way to boot hidden channels from HideandSeek!
- Add as many hidden Shortcuts as you want. Make the lines the same as the two examples.
You can use A, B, UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, -, +, 1 and 2.
When done, save the file and exit
-the contents of that file will look something like this
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<config version="1.8" theme="videos">
<!--
Along with 0.4, this file should reside in crazyintro folder of your sd card.
Make note, "config" tag now has a "theme" attribute which selects the theme which
is the folder name of the theme. Themes should have their own directories under
crazyintro folder.
-->
<properties>
<Titles>
<Title id="HBC" title_type="1" title_id="JODI" title_name="Homebrew Channel" />
<Title id="HBC" title_type="1" title_id="HAXX" title_name="Old Homebrew Channel" />
<Title id="NET" title_type="1" title_id="HADE" title_name="Internet Channel" />
<Title id="TETRIS" title_type="1" title_id="WTPP" title_name="Tetris" />
<Title id="MIICHANNEL" title_type="2" title_id="HACA" title_name="Mii Channel" />
<Title id="USB" title_type="1" title_id="IDCL" title_name="USB Loader" />
</Titles>
<!--Buttons configurable on the wiimote are UP,DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, A, B, +, -, 1, 2 -->
<!--
Autoboot selected channel or System menu after video ends.
Interruption with the assigned shortcut keys are still possible.
-->
<!-- Autoboot and short cut keys configuration, "launches" attribute uses the "id" attribute of
the Title defined above. -->
<Autoboot enabled="1" launches="MENU"/>
<Shortcuts>
<Shortcut button="A" launches="MENU"/>
<Shortcut button="B" launches="USB"/>
<Shortcut button="UP" launches="SNES"/>
<Shortcut button="LEFT" launches="NES"/>
<Shortcut button="RIGHT" launches="NSIXTY"/>
<Shortcut button="DOWN" launches="WIISX"/>
<Shortcut button="+" launches="HBC"/>
<Shortcut button="-" launches="MPL"/>
<Shortcut button="1" launches="TRI"/>
<Shortcut button="2" launches="VBA"/>
</Shortcuts>
<!-- Here the thing gets interesting, those who have little children can create hidden channels
for dangerous applications and can launch them using a sequence of buttons at boot.
To initiate a hidden shortcut launch, one need to press HOME button on the wiimote first!
-->
<HiddenShortcuts>
<HiddenShortcut buttons="UP,DOWN,LEFT,RIGHT" launches="WAD"/>
<HiddenShortcut buttons="LEFT,RIGHT,UP,DOWN" launches="WIIX"/>
</HiddenShortcuts>
</properties>
</config>
- Starting from the beginning of the file, If you look down a little bit, you see <Titles>. We need to change these to what apps you want Crazyintro to boot (crazyintro can boot a different app/channel for every button). It is advised to follow the examples that are already there. Never change the < and />
For Channels
- Behind title id = , you put an abbreviation or one word summary of the app/channel between the " ". It MUST be CAPITALS.
- Type title_type = , and put the correct type (from the list above) between the " "
the title_type
= 1 for a title that begins with 00010001
= 2 for a title that begins with 00010002
= 4 for a title that begins with 00010004
= 8 for a title that begins with 00010008
- Type title_id = (with the _) , and put the titleID of the channel here. There are many lists where you can find the IDs. When downloading a channel it usually includes the ID.
- Finally, type title_name = , and type the name of the channel
The final result is: title id="CAPITALS" title_type="number" title_id="channel ID" title_name="Channel name"
You can set as many titles as you want, but don't forget < and />
A bit lower, you see <Autoboot enabled="1" launches="MENU"/>
- You can change autoboot to 0 if you don't want it to autoboot something.
- Autoboot must be 1 for this: you can change MENU to one of the titles you set above (the CAPITALS). Leave it on MENU to make it boot the system menu.
Now we see what the actual buttons do. For example: <Shortcut button="A" launches="MENU"/>
- DO NOT change Shortcut button="A,B,UP,etc."
- Change the contents of the " " behind launches= to one of the titles you set (the CAPITALS) or MENU for system menu. Make it empty to boot nothing.
Finally we can set Hidden paths. These are made so not everyone can boot them. This is the ONLY way to boot hidden channels from HideandSeek!
- Add as many hidden Shortcuts as you want. Make the lines the same as the two examples.
You can use A, B, UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, -, +, 1 and 2.
When done, save the file and exit
HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN VIDEOS WORK WITH CRAZY INTRO VIDEO
-create your own video using the video editing software of your choice
-download virtual dub
-Open the your video file using virtual dub
-make sure video and audio are set to full processing
-go to video-->filters--> click add, go to resize, make sure absolute is selected for new size and make sure aspect ratio is disabled. Then make the new size 640 x 368. Click OK, then OK again.
-go to file and select save as avi (now we're done with virtual dub, but the video file is still going to be HUGE)
-To compress the video to a manageable size without losing much quality, download and install Auto GK
-Open AutoGK and open the video file. Select custom size (under Step 3), and set it to whatever size you want, then click add job, then click start.
-Copy the new file to your SD card and change theme.xml to play the new video.
-download virtual dub
-Open the your video file using virtual dub
-make sure video and audio are set to full processing
-go to video-->filters--> click add, go to resize, make sure absolute is selected for new size and make sure aspect ratio is disabled. Then make the new size 640 x 368. Click OK, then OK again.
-go to file and select save as avi (now we're done with virtual dub, but the video file is still going to be HUGE)
-To compress the video to a manageable size without losing much quality, download and install Auto GK
-Open AutoGK and open the video file. Select custom size (under Step 3), and set it to whatever size you want, then click add job, then click start.
-Copy the new file to your SD card and change theme.xml to play the new video.
I've made two versions of each video, but I only uploaded the first version onto youtube.
The second version is exactly like the first version except it also includes a short intro/ending displaying a legend.
You can download both versions for all videos, but the second version with the intro/ending legend is not on youtube.
I've uploaded both versions of my Wii Graphic video as an example (just because it is one of the smallest videos I made).
Version 1: Wii Graphic (without intro/ending Legend)
Version 2: Wii Graphic (with intro/ending Legend)
Download Wii Graphic from Mediafire
Download Wii Graphic with Legend from Mediafire
South Park Mac vs PC
Download South Park Mac vs PC from Mediafire
Download South Park Mac vs PC with Legend from Mediafire
Star Fox in Iraq
(note the videos available for download do not have the college humour logo\intro from this youtube video)
Download Star Fox in Iraq from Mediafire
Download Star Fox in Iraq with Legend from Mediafire
Mario Saves Princess
Download Mario Saves Princess from Mediafire
Download Mario Saves Princess with Legend from Mediafire
Nostalgia Critic
Download Nostalgia Critic from Mediafire
Download Nostalgia Critic with Legend from Mediafire
Boba Fett
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=So-YyfEUb1w
Download Boba Fett from Mediafire
Download Boba Fett with Legend from Mediafire
Transform
Download Transform from Mediafire
Download Transform with Legend from Mediafire
Top 10 Wii Games of 2009
Download Top 10 Wii Games of 2009 from Mediafire
Download Top 10 Wii Games of 2009 with Legend from Mediafire
Hold on Tight
Download Hold on Tight from Mediafire
Download Hold on Tight with Legend from Mediafire
Hold on Tight 2
Download Hold on Tight 2 from Mediafire
Download Hold on Tight 2 with Legend from Mediafire
Peripherals
Download Peripherals from Mediafire
Download Peripherals with Legend from Mediafire
White Ad
Download White Ad from Mediafire
Download White Ad with Legend from Mediafire
Wii Warnings
Download Wii Warnings from Mediafire
Download Wii Warnings with Legend from Mediafire
Wii Love
Download Wii Love from Mediafire
Download Wii Love with Legend from Mediafire
Dragon Ball Z Final Quest 3
(Amazing Fan Made Live Action Film)
Download Dragon Ball Z Final Quest 3 from Mediafire
Download Dragon Ball Z Final Quest 3 with Legend from Mediafire
Trolololo
(Song/Video that Waninkoko suggested be the new cIOS installer music, lol)
Download Trolololo from Mediafire
Download Trolololo with Legend from Mediafire
Nostalgia Critic 2
Download Nostalgia Critic 2 from Mediafire
Download Nostalgia Critic 2 with Legend from Mediafire
Game-Specific USB Loader Forwarder Intro Videos
Note that to launch the games featured in the videos, you need to first make a USB Loader Forwarder Channel and install it on your Wii.
To make this channel/wad, download and use CRAP. Then install the Channel/Wad using a wad manager (ie. YAWMM or MMM). Make sure your crazyintro config file is set up to launch that channels Title ID (set it to launch the game using the same button combinations as seen in the video). Then as long as you have your harddrive (with a copy of the game on it) plugged into the wii, the channel will work, and the crazy intro forwarder to launch the game will also work.
New Super Mario Bros Wii
Download New Super Mario Bros Wii from Mediafire
Download New Super Mario Bros Wii with Legend from Mediafire
The House Of The Dead Overkill
Download The House Of The Dead Overkill from Mediafire
Download The House Of The Dead Overkill with Legend from Mediafire
TMNT Smash Up
Download TMNT Smash Up from Mediafire
Download TMNT Smash Up with Legend from Mediafire
Older Videos (with old splash screen and no widescreen support)
Transform
Video
Download Link
Top 10 Games of 2009
Video
Download Link
Cool White Ad
Video
Download Link
Wii Love
Video
Download Link
Peripherals
Video
Download Link
Wii Graphic
Video
Download Link
Hold on Tight
Video
Download Link
Hold on Tight 2
Video
Download Link
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