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== | MFE-Wii is an MPlayer Front-End for the Wii, using Wii-Linux 8/4/2008. MFE-Wii provides a front-end controlled by a Gamecube control pad and allows you to play media files directly from the SD Card on your Wii. | ||
This project is based on the MFE opensource media player for gc-linux. You can find the original sources on its sourceforge page: | |||
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=98581&package_id=156977 | |||
This version uses the same sources than the original, there are only some changes on the kernel and the filesystem | |||
to adapt it to wii. It uses wii-linux to run on a wii, and the SDL libraries for this system. It will boot using | |||
the ARAM filesystem method. | |||
== What you need == | |||
To get MFE-Wii working on your Wii, you will need the following equipment; | |||
* A Wii Console able to run Homebrew Code (A Wii Console with Zelda: Twilight Princes and the [[Twilight Hack]] Save Game loaded onto your Wii). | |||
* An SD Card | |||
* A Gamecube control pad. | |||
* The MFE-Wii Binaries (mfe-wii.elf). | |||
== Installation == | |||
* Copy the file '''mfe-wii.elf''' and the directory '''mfe''' to the root directory of your SD Card. | |||
* Rename the .ELF file to '''boot.elf''' . | |||
* If you're using the Homebrew Channel, place the '''boot.elf''' file in its own folder within the 'apps' folder. | |||
* Copy your .avi files that you want to play to your SD Card. | |||
* Load your SD Card into the front slot of your Wii. | |||
* Ensure that your Gamecube Controller is plugged in. | |||
* Start your Wii and use your Homebrew Loader (Be it Twilight Hack, Homebrew Channel or other). | |||
* Launch the .ELF file and select the Media Files you would like to play. | |||
== Instructions == | |||
Here is the button relation between the gc-pad and the keyboard: | |||
* [digital pad]: Navigate through your filesystem, forward and backward | |||
* [A]: Launch a file (play) | |||
* [B]: Stop | |||
==Media== | ==Media== | ||
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== Missing == | |||
* DVD | |||
* Wiimote | |||
* Network share access | |||
* USB-storage support | |||
== Known bugs == | |||
*Disable WiiConnect24 before running this | |||
*No support for Wavebird controller | |||
== Thanks to == | |||
* The gc-linux team for their effort in porting linux to the Wii. | |||
* Isobel, for his great MFE player minidistro. | |||
==External links== | |||
* wiibrew - https://wiibrew.org/wiki/Wii_MFE_Port | |||
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| Wii MFE Port | |
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| General | |
| Author | nuvalo |
| Type | Media players |
| Version | 1.1 |
| License | Mixed |
| Last Updated | 2010/05/22 |
| Links | |
| Download | |
| Website | |
MFE-Wii is an MPlayer Front-End for the Wii, using Wii-Linux 8/4/2008. MFE-Wii provides a front-end controlled by a Gamecube control pad and allows you to play media files directly from the SD Card on your Wii.
This project is based on the MFE opensource media player for gc-linux. You can find the original sources on its sourceforge page:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=98581&package_id=156977
This version uses the same sources than the original, there are only some changes on the kernel and the filesystem to adapt it to wii. It uses wii-linux to run on a wii, and the SDL libraries for this system. It will boot using the ARAM filesystem method.
What you need
To get MFE-Wii working on your Wii, you will need the following equipment;
- A Wii Console able to run Homebrew Code (A Wii Console with Zelda: Twilight Princes and the Twilight Hack Save Game loaded onto your Wii).
- An SD Card
- A Gamecube control pad.
- The MFE-Wii Binaries (mfe-wii.elf).
Installation
- Copy the file mfe-wii.elf and the directory mfe to the root directory of your SD Card.
- Rename the .ELF file to boot.elf .
- If you're using the Homebrew Channel, place the boot.elf file in its own folder within the 'apps' folder.
- Copy your .avi files that you want to play to your SD Card.
- Load your SD Card into the front slot of your Wii.
- Ensure that your Gamecube Controller is plugged in.
- Start your Wii and use your Homebrew Loader (Be it Twilight Hack, Homebrew Channel or other).
- Launch the .ELF file and select the Media Files you would like to play.
Instructions
Here is the button relation between the gc-pad and the keyboard:
- [digital pad]: Navigate through your filesystem, forward and backward
- [A]: Launch a file (play)
- [B]: Stop
Media
Missing
- DVD
- Wiimote
- Network share access
- USB-storage support
Known bugs
- Disable WiiConnect24 before running this
- No support for Wavebird controller
Thanks to
- The gc-linux team for their effort in porting linux to the Wii.
- Isobel, for his great MFE player minidistro.
External links
- wiibrew - https://wiibrew.org/wiki/Wii_MFE_Port