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Sure, just check the folders and all their files will be added to the internal playlist, and they will play randomly if that is the option you have chosen. You can even control playback remotely with the wiiremote using the enhancement provided by WIIMC+

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So is your compile now OK?

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Why didn’t you read my previous posts which explain how to fix the r23 / r24 problem?

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Thank you for the clarification.

WIIMC+ has an option to check for the validity of music files before adding them to a playlist.
To do so it uses the functions “diropen” and “dirclose” within fileop.cpp

If you have installed or upgraded to Devkitpro R23 or R24 you must change those two calls within fileop.cpp to “opendir” and “closedir” before attempting to compile WIIMC+.

After you merge the WIIMC+ patch with SVN 971, here is the code snip that needs to change:
For me they are lines 3460 and 3465.

Within function:

int VerifyPlaylistEntry(char *currentfile)

if(strcmp(lastdirsaved,currentdir) != 0) //jhb50 check for changed directory

{

DIR_ITER *dir;

dir = diropen(currentdir);              <====== change to opendir

strcpy(lastdirsaved,currentdir);

if(dir)

{

lastdirexists = true;

dirclose(dir);                <====== change to closedir

}

else

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So it sounds like that the instructions in the guide are correct regardless if what version of DEVKITPRO is installed.
But you must follow the guide exactly step-by step. Can others confirm this?

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I’ve got hundreds of people using this. How can r23 not be compatible with code that works on r22? Makes no sense to me. While I’ve tried to keep up with all these “compiler” changes/prereqs, if I can’t explain this so they can keep compiling the patch, perhaps I should start including the compiled dol in my distribution. What needs to be changed in the patch to compile under r23. I see nothing in the SVN’s that address this.

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It looks like the merge of the patch was incorrect.
My guess is that you did not follow the instruction to use SVN971.

“Third, update your WIIMC source code using Right click on C:WIIMC and click “Turtoise SVNUpdate to Revision” and click “Revision” and enter 971. The patch may not work correctly with later SVN’s.”

Your file.cpp should match the one attached.

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Yes, via VLC-Shares. Read the forum.

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Just use Notepad to create an empty restore_points file in your WIIMC+ directory. WIIMC+ no longer creates the restore_points file because this can result in the loss of an existing restore_points file, if there is an error in reading it. I had assumed that + users would be migrating from the standard version and would already have a restore_points file created.

If you get the .dol the compile was successful, however the WIIMC code may encounter problems. One of the requirements for using WIIMC+, if you read the package, is that you will also have WIIMC installed so that you can see if your problem exists on WIIMC as a repeatable error. If it does then report it using the WIIMC bugs facility. If its unique to WIIMC+ PM me the details and I will investigate.

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Just make an .m3u of your files. See my Guide to Playlists in the Enhancement Pack foir more details.

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Because you are trying to play an HD video that is beyond the ability of the WII to play in real time. Use VLC-Shares for these Wide AVC videos.

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Use my guide plus the precompiled stuff in the WIIMC+ pack.

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My scripts are available for use under the same terms as WIIMC, however as I have noted it will be difficult to exploit their capability without the integrated enhancements for YouTube Exploring in WIIMC+ V9.

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I’m not a developer so I can’t comment on doing that. All my mods have been extensions of the existing WIIMC code based on their implementations. I doubt you will see any such feature so the separate monitor is probably your best way.

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The walkthru document above has been updated to include the enhancements contained in the WIIMC+V9 patch as merged and compiled with SVN971.

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