[MrBreaker]

Yup. I’ve tried all play modes, to no avail. And dnlddz is right: the auto-play next thing won’t work either. My guess is EXT has a different way of saying a file is over, and WiiMC doesn’t get it.

Reported: http://www.wiimc.org/tracker/index.php?do=details&task_id=480

[MrBreaker]

I always prefer to check the forums for a couple days or even weeks before I update. Some fixes crash some of the things I use every now and again. I stuck to 1.1.2(or was it 1.1.3?) for quite a while.

[MrBreaker]

I usually just play the .iso image. Works pretty much flawlessly most of the time. No need to burn anything.

[MrBreaker]

Didn’t think I needed to open yet another thread. Thing is, I have Priiloader and was using it to boot to WiiFlow. From WiiFlow I went to WiiMC 1.8 Channel and everything worked beautifully then. Now I have Priiloader booting straight to HBC, and when I open WiiMC (1.1.8) it doesn’t recognize my HDD. The weirdest thing is that it does recognize it if I go back to HBC and then load WiiMC a second time.

Thoughts?

[MrBreaker]

@Tantric wrote:

This is not a simple thing to do. I don’t know when/if you might see such a feature.

Oh, that’s too bad. In my ignorance, I really thought it was only something like “redirecting” the DVD reading function to the folder. Thanks for the reply, anyways.

🙂

[MrBreaker]

+1. The other day the wife and I watched “Lost” until 4 AM. It’s pretty easy to lose the track of time.

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