The solution to this is to run an app called Shared2Clean. Did it make you feel better? - Flark 19:21, 28 January 2009 (UTC) If piracy were that big a problem, I think they'd already be putting more effort into preventing it. Besides, this policy works fine for the PSP scene (where the most popular custom firmwares all have piracy functions built in), and Sony doesn't profit from hardware sales like Nintendo does. I realize Nintendo is doing a lousy job of preventing piracy, but trying to block pirates from using our apps isn't going to stop people from using cracked versions of them or simply buying stealth modchips. The community would be much better off if we just used that to report piracy sites, told pirates to GTFO when they come around here, and otherwise ignored them.
Nintendo has a place on their website to report piracy. Legitimate users suffer, pirates find a workaround, etc. You should know how that always turns out. You guys are making hacks to get around Nintendo's DRM only to put your own in. Yah awesome if it's against pirates but not awesome seeing as i have 3.4 and haven't pirated anything.Owell i'll figure it out hopefully - Spyke8x 01:50, 1 January 2009 (UTC)Īll this infighting is getting ridiculous. I cannot find why i don't have any pirated apps? Maybe my cios?
While trying to install the new dvdx that works on 3.4 it said: I started it from HBC, maybe this caused the issue? I'll try using it directly this afternoon. Flark 00:14, 6 November 2008 (UTC)ĭVDx (for Sysmenu 3.3) did not install on my Wii 3.3E. I don't think the backup loader belongs in the list of applications using dvdx as it could lead to more piracy. Paril 10:04, 18 February 2009 (UTC)Īs the page mentions that "dual layer discs are not supported", I was wondering why there is no such support for DL discs? I'll be trying to play a DL DVD using MplayerWii, but from the looks of it this will not work due to DVDx not being up to par with it was it hard/impossible to get done, or did you skip it due to fear of piracy or something? Steve32 22:09, 23 December 2008 (UTC) What exactly is this? Tried running from HBC and it didn't work, gave me this error. 14 PSA: This application is no longer required to play DVDs.Īny chance to create an installer that installs DVDx into CIOS249 as default method?.11 List of DVDX compatible (or incompatible) Modchips.7 DVDx v3.4 is compatible with firmware v3.3?.
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