[rodries]

It looks to me like to enable RTSP, you’d have to build the LIVE555 libs first – http://www.live555.com/liveMedia/

This lib was designed to use POSIX-compliant network functions (ie: built on linux), which libogc doesn’t have. So you’d either have to make a POSIX-compliant wrapper of libogc’s net functions, or port the entire lib for use in WiiMC.

I say “you”, because I’m not planning on doing it. 😉

[rodries]

I’d like to know too. If you find out, let me know.

And if you prefer MPlayer CE over WiiMC, I’m not stopping you from using it. Personally I find WiiMC is “good enough” for my needs – so you won’t see me working on improving performance much. rodries will probably do some work in this area, however.

[rodries]

There’s nothing you can do, aside from re-encoding those files.

[rodries]

HBC by default does an IOS reload before launching an application. To suppress the IOS reload (and thereby keep DVD support), we can add the no_ios_reload flag to meta.xml.

The channel forwarder does not do an IOS reload. When you launch the channel, IOS58 is loaded once, and is not reloaded before the application is.

So to sum it up, when you add no_ios_reload it makes HBC act just like the channel forwarder.

[rodries]

No, it didn’t. Those were some mockups that the artist designed, and weren’t meant to be indicative of the actual design, just the proposed style.

[rodries]

New strings:

msgid "Error downloading font file!"

msgstr ""



msgid "Error opening font file!"

msgstr ""



msgid "Could not change language. The font file is corrupted!"

msgstr ""

[rodries]

Take a look here: http://www.wiibrew.org/wiki/TMD
and here: http://hackmii.com/2009/08/of-tmds-and-hardware/

You need to set the access rights bit to 3.

[rodries]

This is a bug in HBC caused by it trying to initialize the network even though you don’t have one! In the meantime, you’ll have to load from the channel to avoid the crash. How to install the channel then, you ask?

Load HBC, and then wait there for awhile (10 minutes perhaps?) By this time it will have stopped looking for the network. You can then load the channel installer successfully (or WiiMC for that matter) without the crash.

[rodries]

It’s not supported, and there’s no plan to add support for it.

[rodries]

Did you make that image yourself? 🙂

As indicated on the post on the homepage, you need to update to the 1.5 version of the channel. Also if you already have the channel install files, delete the older ones first.

[rodries]

You can’t read directions?

http://code.google.com/p/wiimc/source/detail?r=627

[rodries]

Reinstalling, upgrading, or downgrading the System Menu will make absolutely no difference.

[rodries]

You can use both ports now, but if you have a usb drive plugged into both you can’t use both ports or pick which port. This isn’t going to change – it’s not WiiMC code, it’s the upstream library (libogc) that WiiMC (and all homebrew) uses.

[rodries]

New string:

msgid "Starting Area"

msgstr ""

[rodries]

I should be more specific. WiiMC uses the vorbis support built into FFmpeg. There’s two other choices of codecs to use – tremor and libvorbis. We don’t compile either of those into WiiMC since it’s a waste of space and duplicates support of a format we already have via FFmpeg. I am assuming FFmpeg doesn’t have replay gain support, only libvorbis does, but I could be wrong about that…

audiocodec ffvorbis

info "FFmpeg Vorbis"

status working

fourcc vrbs

format 0x566F

driver ffmpeg

dll "vorbis"



audiocodec vorbis

info "OggVorbis Audio"

status working

comment "OggVorbis driver using libvorbis"

fourcc vrbs

format 0x566F

driver libvorbis

dll "libvorbis"



audiocodec tremor

info "OggVorbis audio"

status working

comment "fixed-point decoder useful for systems without floating-point unit"

fourcc vrbs

format 0x566F

driver tremor

dll "tremor"

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