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You can’t use IOS58 with HBC 1.0.6. So if you stick on 1.0.6, you will be stuck with slow USB1.1
rodriesKeymasterWhat do you mean, freezes? If you mean that you are stuck on the “Loading…” screen, that’s the channel freezing – you need to update to the latest version.
rodriesKeymasterPerhaps the disc is underpowered since it’s drawing from the USB port rather than an external supply. I myself have one of these but I haven’t tried playing a movie with it.
rodriesKeymasterThis has nothing to do with FTP. There’s no option to select a subtitle file, period. WiiMC looks for a subtitle file matching the name of the video and uses that.
rodriesKeymasterError loading playlist?
Then there’s something wrong with your playlist file.
rodriesKeymasterThis has been fixed for the next version.
rodriesKeymasterShare Name should just be the name of the folder you have shared.
eg:
Music
These are all invalid:
smb:blah
C:blah
blahblah
\pcblahrodriesKeymasterboondoklife, you must unplug in between tests or the test isn’t actually run and the results are not valid. Could you try again (with the device connected on startup is fine) and unplug/replug after each test? Also, try waiting 10 seconds before pressing A to continue. This will give your drive time to spin up.
rodriesKeymasterThey could if they wish, but for these purposes it’s not important.
rodriesKeymasterYou might need to replace subfont.ttf, I’m not sure. But it’s not an error in WiiMC.
rodriesKeymasterActually, pushing the power button should save the settings – it should be functionally equivalent to using the power button on the wiimote.
Crashing is a different matter, it’s not supposed to do that. I have a different problem – on my one Wii it shuts off fine, on the other nothing happens when I press the power button.
rodriesKeymasterJust generate a playlist in pls, m3u, or plx format. WiiMC doesn’t have its own, special format.
rodriesKeymasterThis is why it would be nice if people actually stepped up and improved the documentation:
rodriesKeymasterWii != Windows.
Are you an expert on mplayer?
rodriesKeymasterI hope that WIIMC also treats a “music” playlist entry as an up-one-level entry the same as “..music
This is wrong. “” denotes the root, which means it’s an absolute path. This is not supported, and would only work anyway if the whole drive was shared, as WiiMC would only be able to determine the path relative to the share root, not the drive root.
In the example of a folder C:DocumentsMusic being shared, presuming you have the following two files:
C:DocumentsMusicExtraPlayliststest.m3u
C:DocumentsMusicsong.mp3Then an entry in test.m3u of “….song.mp3” will work. An entry of “DocumentsMusicsong.mp3” will NOT work, because WiiMC knows nothing above the Music folder level. If I added support for a root indicator, it would then consider this path in the sense of C:DocumentsMusicDocumentsMusicsong.mp3 – not what you intended. Really this would need to be “song.mp3” to point to the right spot, but that truly doesn’t make sense either.
In short, the code is already working as intended. What my code logic is doing is counting the number of “..” entries in the assembled path, and subtracting that number of folders from the path.
eg: assembled path is – smb1:/Extra/Playlists/../../song.mp3
it takes away two levels, and produces the correct path of smb1:/song.mp3 🙂
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