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Grab your SD cards, and boot up the nintendo! Its about time!
Finally Bushing and co. Has released libdi (or the DVD Access library) enabling unmodified Wii's to read DVD-R's (Movies)Note, this is not a back up loaderBelow is everything you would ever want to know about this releases, so if you are in need of help, make sure you have read everything before asking questions;)HackMii Wrote:As you all know, I’ve been working on libdi (or the DVD Access library) for a while now. Wee had some problems getting it out to release because of the difficulties wee encountered while writing the second part of this topic. The DVDX installer instead will install a small, hidden, channel on your Wii that allows you to read DVDs on an unmodified system. It is not an installer for a patched IOS. You may however need one, depending on your system.Usage of this package is fairly simple. Run the installer.dol found in the package, follow the onscreen instructions, and you’re done.Once you’ve done that, you can enjoy the splendor of mplayer.
That what started out as a simple proof of concept has rapidly turned into a full-featured media player, under the nourishing hands of dhewg. The main aim of the mplayer project was to get DVDVideo going, but it also supports reading video files off the SD card. (Experimental).A patch for Wii64, the N64 emulator for the Wii, will also be available shortly. This patch will allow you to read games off a DVD.If you have a modchip, you also need patchmii, in addition to the DVDX stub installer.patchmiicoreErant Wrote:The myth of you being able to ‘burn out’ a DVD laser is pretty much what it says on the tin, a myth. This drive was designed specifically for two things. Reading Wii games, and reading DVD-Videos.
There are special commands in the drive for doing so. (Wee use these commands to read these discs without a modchip). So, these drives were designed with reading DVD-Videos in mind. (And even if they wern’t, you’re running the entire drive in spec. I’ve been told these myths came about when people were pot-tuning their PS2s, running them out of spec.
Running any piece of hardware beyond the limits that were set for it will break it in the long run)“Wasn’t there talk about how only some modchips needed a patched IOS? Do all modchips really need a patched IOS?”That’s a ‘no’ to the second question. Unfortunatly, detecting these modchips isn’t an easy job. Wee’ll probably incorporate an auto-detect option into the DVDX installer at some point, but wee were already kinda late, so wee left it like this for now. (It’s also a small percentage of all modchips, think around 5-10%)marcan Wrote:To uninstall PatchMii, use AnyTitle Deleter and remove title 0000fe. Wee’ll include a proper uninstaller in a future release - wee didn’t want to have to make you wait longer, since wee’re already kind of late with the library.To build libdi, you need the Git branch of libogc that wee maintain. Fetch the repository from git://hackmii.com/home/ogcgit/libogc and run make and make install.
If you’re under Windows, you can use msysgit.To everone having problems: remember, this is nowhere near a final release and some troubles are expected.Regarding protected DVDs: mplayer needs a few seconds (sometimes minutes) to crack the CSS keys for protected titles. Give it some time and see if it starts working.
Wee’ll try to optimize this in the future, especially if wee figure out the CSS commands for the drive.Regarding PAL: quite a few of the people who made this are on PAL. Wee do care about PAL, it’s just that I think it turns out that at least two of us PALers are on 480p anyway, and sometimes wee forget to extensively test the normal PAL modes.Server’s being glitchly lately. If the links don’t work, please try again in a few minutes or an hour or two.Both the DVDX channel-stub and PatchMii are only used by homebrew and have no effect on the normal Wii software. They are also not affected by firmware updates (although they could presumably be rendered useless if Nintendo wanted, but they won’t conflict with the updates themselves).You can uninstall DVDX from the DVDX installer. If you have it installed, an Uninstall option will pop up next time you run it.If you pick the wrong installation type (normal with incompatible modchip, or patchmii with no modchip) then DVD playback just won’t work - no harm done. You can reinstall with the right type to fix it.
09192MPlayer - dvdlib edition(c) 2008 Team TwiizersABOUT-This is a native MPlayer (Wii port.The main focus has been DVD-Video playback on modified and unmodified consoles.Although you can open and view various media files from SD card, this islargely untested. At this time it can not read files off data DVD's, justDVD-Video discs.REQUIREMENTS-This application requires a valid and working DVDX stub install, please referto its README for setup instructions.A DVD-Video disc, either pressed or with the DVD-ROM booktype, might also comein handy.INSTALL-Just copy the 'mplayer' folder into the '/apps' directory on your sd card andlaunch it via the HBC (launching this application you will be presented by a basic on screenmenu.
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All options should be self-explanatory, here're some hints:- High bitrate video streams may lead to dropped frames. This really depends onthe used DVD-Video. 0717273libdi by Team Twiizers.libdi is a threadsafe library that allows you to access the DVD drivein your Wii, regardless of a modchip being installed or not.- INSTALL-To install the lib, simply typemakemake installThis will install the lib into your libogc.- USAGE-Usage is fairly self-explanatory, aside from DIInit.
You can seta callback using DISetCallback, which will be called upon completionof the disc initialization. This callback runs in the regular callbackcontext. You MUST call DIInit as the first thing in your program, itwreaks massive havoc on the system, as it saves the context, launchesa channel, and restores the context. This will break most libs, andprobably video inits as well.After this initial init, you call DIMount to spin the drive up. There isno need for unmounting, you can just eject the disc any time you want.Remounting with DIMount is necessary however. Calling DIMount is alsohelpful as a last resort for failing reads.Async reads are implemented in the lib using the standard async ioctls.You can pass an ipccallback function, of which the usrdata will be filledwith the buffer you pass. Async reads do not have the advantage of auto-retries.You will have to check wether a read succeeds or not in your callback.Sync reads do have auto-retry, and the lib will try up to MAXRETRY amountof times before it gives up.
Dirty discs can need up to 10 retriesbefore data is actually properly read. By default MAXRETRY is set to 16.Most of the functions in this lib are universal and can be used on modchippedor non-modchipped drives alike. Some exceptions are:DIReadDVDConfigWill only work on non-modchipped drives.DIReportKey Will only work on non-modchipped drives.DIReadDVDUnencryptedWill only work on original discs.DIClosePartitionWill only work on original discs.DIOpenPartitionWill only work on original discs.DIReadDiscID Will only work on original discs.If you've been reading through the source, you've probably noticed by now thepeculiar function DIKillDrive. DIKillDrive will not actually kill your driveas to be useless. It merely crashes it in such a way that it will not respondto any DI commands, it will not eject your disc, and it will not take in any discsuntil the next DIReset. DIMount might fail if used after this function!I have included this function because people might have a use for it. Like itsays in the source, I am not responsible if someone's drive does actually diefrom usage of this function.Known bugs:Currently, if you do a DIInit, and then return to HBC without a disc ever being inserted,your program will hang until a disc is inserted.
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If anyone has a nice solution, I'dlove to hear it.Erant- Source: Download(Size: 124.96 KB / Downloads: 1357)(Size: 2.75 MB / Downloads: 846).
Hi Matt,Thank you for your response. I'm not sure what you mean by 3.3U, but my menu is not updated to the 3.4 menu (the newest one that I got a notification about). I used the above mentioned Wii Shop and IOS51 installer but I'm unsure what to do next, as the DVDx installer still gives me the stub error.What do you think I should do next?Also, thank you for informing me with your signature about the Nintendo Channel, I deleted it right away and turned off WiiConnect24 once I read somewhere that Nintendo could download updates onto your Wii without you knowing it. When you go to change the Wii settings, in the top right corner of the screen it shows you your system menu version. Well, if you just did the safe 3.3U update then the only other thing I can think of is to remove any Gamecube controllers and Gamecube memory cards when you are trying to install it. That can sometimes mess things up. The DVDx install worked fine for me.You are using, right?Yeah, Nintendo is trying to take action against hackers now, changing their policies and such to allow them to update your console without your consent.
You can find info on that.