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It looks like you did not do things in the correct sequence. The ntfs code gets added to the libogc library in devkitpro when you compile and make libntfs. If it is not there it means that you either did not update libogc according to the rules and so wiped out the ntfs that was there or you compiled ntfs before you installed devkitpro and so it got wiped out then.
A sequence that will work is:
1. Download latest wiimc svn (includes the latest libntfs)
2. download and install devkitpro (creates libogc)
3. download and install latest libogc (creates latest libogc)
4. compile and make the wiimc libraries (libntfs will add ntfs to libogc)
5. compile wiimc (it will now find ntfs in libogc)Make an exact record of every command you enter and if it still does not work post them here.
cadbuscaParticipantThank you both for the focus on this. It was the one remaining weak area for me. I’ll try and test as you have requested.
cadbuscaParticipantYou would have to ask the developers. Post a new feature request under the Development/tracker tabs above.
cadbuscaParticipantThis implies that the WIIMC player is inferior to MPlayerCE and is the second post that claims MPlayerCE is able to play mpeg4 videos that WIIMC cannot. It would be nice to understand why WIIMC cannot do as good a job as MPlayerCE.
cadbuscaParticipantHow about posting how you did it so others can replicate your actions and get these too.
cadbuscaParticipantDoesn’t look like you folllowed the instructions. Step 4 deals with compiling the libraries used by WIIMC. Your error refers to the compilation of WIIMC itself and seems that it can’t find the compiled ntfs code.
cadbuscaParticipantYes there is rtsp support in the library that is available to WIIMC but I do not believe it is used by WIIMC so no rtsp support.
cadbuscaParticipantI’ve never had a crash.. just press the home button to stop the bad playback.
BTW, I see the next version of WIIMC will have the hi/low option so you won’t have to compile it.
You might want to take a look at my You-Tube Guide http://www.wiimc.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=829 to see why I prefer WIIMC rather than the Internet Channel.cadbuscaParticipantI believe only http and mms are supported. Please post where you saw rtsp in the source and a link to an rtsp stream so I can test it as well. Thanks.
cadbuscaParticipanthhansen’s patch looks OK, but note that he has customized it slightly to make BButton “on” as the default.
cadbuscaParticipantThis is due to your 1mbps line. Wiimc now loads 640p quality videos which require a faster line(>3mbps). I am presently on a 750kbps line and have the same problem. My other 6mbps line worked fine.
I have added a patch to my Enhancement Pack that I will soon publish (see Development Forum) which will have an option to select Low Quality (320P) YouTube videos, but you will have to compile it.
cadbuscaParticipantIf others wish to post and support their versions of the Enhancement Pack, they should start and do so in their own threads, so that I can continue to support my version of the Enhancement Pack in this thread without confusion. Per the forum rules compiled versions may not be posted.
cadbuscaParticipantAs I posted above: “effective with SVN607 the EP needs to have its “global” option numbers increased by one to reflect the addition of a new “global” option in the released version.”
cadbuscaParticipantYour sample video is AVC 1280 which is very demanding of cpu. My experience with WIIMC is that the audio on these AVC’s goes out of sync and gets progressively worse as width increases beyond 640, and as they get up to the 1200 range they become jerky. I’d love it if they would play correctly but I had given up hope that WIIMC could do this. Now if MPlayerCE can play them there is no reason why WIIMC cannot do as good a job, so I would consider your report as a legitimate bug.
cadbuscaParticipantThe tool will copy any part but videos are dependent upon their header data to play correctly or at all.
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