#Wii homebrew channel forwarders install
#Wii homebrew channel forwarders mod

The emulators and their paths on sd are as followed: The Emulator Forwarder loads the emulators from the front sd according to the held button on This is a little app/channel that combines eight emulators for Wii into one app/channel. Master Mo: For creating the banners and testing svpe: The creator of Front SD Loader and TCPLoad: He helped me out and gave permission for using some of his Put your SD card back into the Wii and launch the installed channel from 1 Edit 'media_nf' and change the path to your favorite media playerģ. Copy the file 'media_nf' into the root of the sdģ.

#Wii homebrew channel forwarders install

Install Media Forwarder Channel v2.wad using WadManager, or inject media_forwarder_v02.dolĢ. v2: added DMP on button A, removed menu when holding A on channel launchġ. Thisįavorite media player will be loaded automatically, if no button is pushed on the Wiimote. When launching the Channel, simply hold down one direction or the A button on the Wiimote'sĭ-pad for the desired media player to load (directions are shown on screen).īesides that you can specify a favorite media player in the media_nf config file.

The Homebrew Browser, all paths are set for the Media Forwarder. That means if you downloaded the apps with They are the same paths that the Homebrew Browser uses. Dragon Media Player: /apps/dmp/boot.dol MPlayerWii: /apps/MPlayerWii_rodries/boot.dol MPlayer Twiizer: /apps/MPlayer/boot.dol The Media Forwarder loads the media apps from the front sd according to the held button on

#Wii homebrew channel forwarders mod

MPlayer Twiizer Version, MPlayerWii Mod (rodries) and Dragon Media Player into one app / channel. This is a little app/channel that combines the five Wii Media Players GeeXboX, MPlayerWii, Svpe - The creator of Front SD Loader and TCPLoad: He helped me out and gave permission for using some of his Put your SD card back into the Wii and launch the installed channel from 1. Edit 'elf_dol_nf' and change the path to the elf/dol you want to be loaded (only one boot.dol allowed)ģ. Copy the file 'elf_dol_nf' into the root of the sdģ. Inject 'elf_dol_forwarder_v02.dol' from the archieve into a wad and install it using WadManagerĢ. v0.2.1: fixed the bug when the path in the config file has white spacesġ. v0.2: elf and dol forwarder merged into one application (auto-detection of elf or dol), location of loaded elf or dol read from a config file on root of sd v0.1: initial release, seperate versions for loading elfs and dols, which are loaded from a directory on sd

The apps directly and if a new version of an app is released you don't have to inject it. When launching the channel the Elf/Dol Forwarder automatically loads theĪdvantages of this method are that less space of the Wii's internal memory is needed compared to injecting Which app is loaded must be set in a config file. This is a little app that automatically loads a dol/elf file from front sd. 5MB, where the MPlayerWii Forwarder is under 1MB!Įlf/Dol Forwarder Channel v0.2.1 for general use: Example: MPlayerWii's boot.dol is approx. Less Wii memory storage is used when using Forwarders, because the app's boot.dol stays on sd. No injection of a dol needed when an app/emu is updated through Homebrew Browser GeeXboX Channel (and of course others) possible through forwarding GeeXbox's boot.elf There is also a generic Elf/Dol Forwarder which can be configured to load a desired elf/dol from a config file, soon a Media/Emu/Tools Forwarder (combining the different Wii apps) and Forwarders for specific apps such as the mentioned GeeXboX and MPlayerWii, so they can be injected into a wad and installed. Then I went on and developed Forwarders for other apps. I development such a little app (with the help of svpe and by using some of his functions, thanks svpe!). This little app could be injected into a channel. The idea was to have a little app that automatically loads the GeeXboX elf from the SD. A while ago I posted an idea for a GeeXboX channel in the 'Custom Channels' thread.