Re: Wii Support

Hugo Da Silva Fri Feb 15, 2013 10:13 am

I have a nintendo Wii
but do not quite understand the English
can please give a quick explanation of how to connect
in Portuguese please Razz

jakethecanadien Thu Sep 25, 2014 10:18 am

USB keyboards???? I must be dreaming....

I will look in to this as soon as i posibly can.

Major.Roboto got shot one day so I stole all his loot

**tueidj** Fri Sep 26, 2014 4:20 am

It actually supports bluetooth (wireless) keyboards now, and I'm hoping to add another keyboard-like substitute in the next release...

PlywoodStick Sun Jan 11, 2015 3:52 pm

Everything has worked well for me! Thanks for all of your efforts.

**darwin777** Thu Jun 25, 2015 7:53 pm

i have 3 questions
1 virtual memory card can corruction or no? i have scary of corruction me memory card , ever week a make a backup for security
2 as you did to take pictures so clear?
3 the devolution will be compatible with proxy?

anthonyhorror Sun Aug 09, 2015 1:14 am

I second that, would also like to know how tueidj got his screens so crisp, and did you ever fully implement that PSO screen-capture thing, where it would refresh itself as you played the game.

That sounds highly interesting.

P.S. Thanks for all your very hard work tueidj!

**tueidj** Sun Aug 09, 2015 11:23 pm

When you're playing a game with Devolution, use a web browser on a pc (or other device on the same network) and put the wii's IP address in as the URL. It should show the name of the game being played and have links to get images of the current screen.

anthonyhorror Mon Aug 10, 2015 9:36 pm

tueidj wrote:When you're playing a game with Devolution, use a web browser on a pc (or other device on the same network) and put the wii's IP address in as the URL. It should show the name of the game being played and have links to get images of the current screen.

Hey Tueidj, I wanted to personally thank you for all the amazing effort you have done with the wii homebrew scene. Without devolution, PSO and Other games would be a mear fragment of what they once were; Thank you.

Also I tried out what you said and I am blow away, this is amazing.
Also thanks for a quick response, glad to know your still around! Cool

EDIT: Im trying to figure out how to get the WAN of my wii so i can give out the external IP, or link it to a webpage.

**darwin777** Mon Aug 10, 2015 10:57 pm

anthonyhorror wrote:
tueidj wrote:When you're playing a game with Devolution, use a web browser on a pc (or other device on the same network) and put the wii's IP address in as the URL. It should show the name of the game being played and have links to get images of the current screen.

Hey Tueidj, I wanted to personally thank you for all the amazing effort you have done with the wii homebrew scene. Without devolution, PSO and Other games would be a mear fragment of what they once were; Thank you.

Also I tried out what you said and I am blow away, this is amazing.
Also thanks for a quick response, glad to know your still around!

EDIT: Im trying to figure out how to get the WAN of my wii so i can give out the external IP, or link it to a webpage.

is excelente job is your devolution is amazing Cool

**tueidj** Tue Aug 11, 2015 2:59 am

anthonyhorror wrote:EDIT: Im trying to figure out how to get the WAN of my wii so i can give out the external IP, or link it to a webpage.

If your internet runs through a router (like practically everyone's does) you'll probably have to configure it to open external access to port 80 and forward it to the wii's local IP (using port 80).

anthonyhorror Tue Aug 11, 2015 3:07 am

tueidj wrote:
anthonyhorror wrote:EDIT: Im trying to figure out how to get the WAN of my wii so i can give out the external IP, or link it to a webpage.
If your internet runs through a router (like practically everyone's does) you'll probably have to configure it to open external access to port 80 and forward it to the wii's local IP (using port 80).

Update: I managed to just setup the wii's port as tueidj described linked it there directly with my sub-domain name and it worked. It's really just to mess around in all honesty I think even Tueidj knows, because it can cause your game to studder when updated.

I don't think there is a way to get full video as tueidj would have to do extensive work,
but what is awesome, you can use this to get way better screenshots in all your devolutionized games. Great for PSO so you don't have that big sega watermark text.

Thanks again! Very Happy

Edit: a little note to you tueidj by the by, I noticed the screenshot is also effected by the widesceen setting in the game, always looks better when I turn off widesceen and refresh.

anthonyhorror Tue Sep 15, 2015 12:54 am

Hey tueidj, any new as to what r266 added? xP
Very interested.

**tueidj** Tue Sep 15, 2015 1:14 am

It added support for forcing progressive mode (which would only matter for PAL versions of PSO since the NTSC versions already support progressive display).

anthonyhorror Wed Sep 16, 2015 12:10 am

tueidj wrote:It added support for forcing progressive mode (which would only matter for PAL versions of PSO since the NTSC versions already support progressive display).

That is awesome though progress of any kind is nice, great to hear new features are still being made.

**FunkDr** Wed Sep 16, 2015 9:35 am

Does anyone know what app to use for homebrew channel on the wii to back up my pso save?

**PokeLinkEB** Wed Sep 16, 2015 1:59 pm

Gamecube Memory Card Manager might do the trick.

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/GCMM

**tueidj** Wed Sep 16, 2015 5:20 pm

Yes, GCMM if you're using a real memory card. Otherwise just backup the memcard.bin file from the /apps/gc_devo/ directory.

The next Devolution build will have a feature that lets you download the emulated memory card from the web interface while a game is running, so for example you can backup your PSO character immediately before going online if you want to try out some of the "risky" quests that have a chance of FSOD.

anthonyhorror Wed Sep 16, 2015 8:37 pm

tueidj wrote:Yes, GCMM if you're using a real memory card. Otherwise just backup the memcard.bin file from the /apps/gc_devo/ directory.

The next Devolution build will have a feature that lets you download the emulated memory card from the web interface while a game is running, so for example you can backup your PSO character immediately before going online if you want to try out some of the "risky" quests that have a chance of FSOD.

Now that is amazing, I will be using/testing this as soon as I hear devo is updated ! What a Face

**FunkDr** Thu Sep 17, 2015 6:46 pm

Thanks for the help guys. GCMM looks like it does the job perfectly as i need to backup from an actual memory card rather than a virtual one.\
See yo guys online soon

**darwin777** Tue Sep 22, 2015 11:27 am

tueidj wrote:When you're playing a game with Devolution, use a web browser on a pc (or other device on the same network) and put the wii's IP address in as the URL. It should show the name of the game being played and have links to get images of the current screen.

OMG amazing now i can take picture nice work tueidj Devolution is AMAZING Cool

jasonfrancisco Thu Dec 10, 2015 9:48 pm

anyone knows how take out a disc on a wii?

**Aurelli** Thu Dec 10, 2015 11:39 pm

You.. Press the Eject button...
Right? .-.

Wii Support - Page 2 Trash-eject

Yeah, that one.. Poke it, poke it real good.

jasonfrancisco Fri Dec 11, 2015 12:28 am

i press it and disc no get out , i will try more

**Aurelli** Fri Dec 11, 2015 11:44 pm

It's actually not working.. I'm afraid you'll probably have to take your Wii apart to fix that then. >:

EDIT: I just thoguht of something.. You could try to force it to eject through software. One way you could do this is try to load an ISO in Devolution that you don't actually have verified for it. And probably the easiest way to do that is simply make a new install of Devolution and an ISO you already have ripped to separate storage, then just try to load it. At that point, as long as your Wii's actual ejection system works, the disc should come out just fine.

**tueidj** Sat Dec 12, 2015 10:01 am

Nah, the software eject command just simulates pressing the hardware button so it wouldn't make a difference.

Sponsored content