Jan 19, 2009. The Homebrew Channel Installer.??DVDX,? A Homebrew app needed for the Wii to read DVDs from the drive.??MPlayer,? A Wii port of a media player that plays commercial DVDs. There are essentially two main tasks here: installing the Homebrew Channel, and installing the DVD player. I?ll start with the. /r/programming is a reddit for discussion and news about computer programming. Please keep submissions on topic and of high quality. Just because it has a computer in it doesn't make it programming. If there is no code in your link, it probably doesn't belong here. Direct links to app demos.

DVDX V2 not found error message Sorry if this is a bit off subject. Photoshop Cs6 Deutsche Sprachdatei Download Adobe. I'm having some problems with the N64 emulator. The version is Wii 64 Beta 1.1 'Honey'. I've got the latest version of the homebrew channel up and running (1.0.8) so everything should be fine. When I first installed Wii 64, I burnt a load of games to a DVD-R and the emulator was loading from the disc just fine.

However, when I come to run it now and try to load the roms from the DVD, I'm getting an error message saying 'DVDX V2 not found'. Can anyone help with this? I've tried following some of the previous steps but have had no luck. When I try to run the homebrew installer again, I'm not getting any option to install DVDX. Sorry if I sound like an idiot, I'm a bit new to this stuff!

DVDX V2 not found error message Sorry if this is a bit off subject. I'm having some problems with the N64 emulator. The version is Wii 64 Beta 1.1 'Honey'. I've got the latest version of the homebrew channel up and running (1.0.8) so everything should be fine. When I first installed Wii 64, I burnt a load of games to a DVD-R and the emulator was loading from the disc just fine.

However, when I come to run it now and try to load the roms from the DVD, I'm getting an error message saying 'DVDX V2 not found'. Can anyone help with this? I've tried following some of the previous steps but have had no luck.

When I try to run the homebrew installer again, I'm not getting any option to install DVDX. Sorry if I sound like an idiot, I'm a bit new to this stuff! Thanks You need to add the following line CODE to the meta.xml (before ) In fact, there is NO NEED for DVDx anymore, because adding that line to meta.xml WILL DO EXACTLY THE SAME THING as having DVDx installed (assuming you're launching from HBC and not a forwarder). QUOTE(Arm the Homeless @ Nov 6 2008, 04:08 PM) Nobody needs meta.xml files or icon.png. Click to expand.Just a small correction: Yes there is no need for DVDx moving forward as the HBC now sets the HW_AHBPROT flag to provide full system access. I specifically say moving forward as programs have to be updated in order to make use of the new access method.

Older programs that have not been updated will still need DVDx. Admittedly, these programs are far and few, often being replaced by currently developed homebrew - I'm looking at FTPii specifically here Back to the original post: You can install the last version of DVDx using the older if you can find it. Keep in mind that System Menu 4.3 detects the title ID of this last version of DVDx and promptly deletes it.

So if you have SM4.3 you need a program like which can apply a [No-Delete HAXX,JODI,DVDX,DISC,DISK,RZDx] patch.

Assemble the items you’ll need. In order to mod the Wii and backup games, you’ll need a few things. You’ll need an SD card to copy hack files from your computer to your Wii.

You’ll also need an external hard drive big enough to store multiple games. Game sizes range from around 1GB all the way up to 6GB per game, so find a drive with at least 250GB to store your library. • To run the USB backup system, you will need to mod your Wii system. It is done completely through software and no special tools are required. This guide will run you through the steps.