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Does that one support multiple shares? I just managed to play around with Wii homebrew yesterday, and so far everything except the SNES and Genesis emulators has been pretty drat terrible. Take a look at the current crop of media players, for example. Geexbox has a lovely UI, but that's forgiveable. It allows for browsing of SMB and Windows shares, BUT it can't use the Wii's built-in Wi-Fi, making it almost useless. Then there's the various MPlayers, MPlayerCE has a shittier UI, but can use the Wii's built-in wi-fi. However, I think for now you're only limited to one share, and you have to edit it in a .conf file. Then there's the whole clusterfuck with vanilla MPlayer where you have to specify the specific path to your video in the config file. I wish I could help, but I don't have the time nor coding experience. The Xbox has spoiled me when it comes to homebrew stuff.
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japtor posted:It won't even startup on mine. I'm guessing it has something to do with my system being on the latest firmware or HBC? It just goes to a black screen and stays there. That shouldn't be it. I have the latest system update and latest HBC. Does it say anything on the black screen? If it says something like initializing SMB shares, then it's trying to look for the share. I think the MPlayer CE just stuck in his own SMB share settings (under smb.conf I think). If it's that, then just edit the file to your proper shares, and it shouldn't hang anymore.
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