[rodries]

That’s not a similar error at all.

Did you actually read the error?

gui_filebrowser.cpp:(.text._ZN14GuiFileBrowserC2Eii+0x256): undefined reference to `icon_playlist_green_png'

No guess at all what it means?

[rodries]

Yes, that’s right. 🙂

I didn’t add those because dkppc r23 has strings.h now, so we won’t need to #ifdef those anymore.

[rodries]

Note that you won’t be able to build a revision beyond r844 without devkitpro r23 (unreleased) – or you can just choose not to update the files in /mplayer/ffmpeg at this time. It should still function almost the same.

[rodries]

Yes, you won’t be able to build anything past r844 right now. Try building that revision.

[rodries]

Of course. That’s because when compilation failed, it used your already compiled mplayerwii.a. Try doing a make clean beforehand and you’ll see it won’t build. 😉

[rodries]

jhb50, your own output shows that r842 can’t be compiled:

mpcommon.c:418:50: error: expected ')' before string constant

make[1]: *** [mpcommon.o] Error 1

This little issue was fixed in r843, so you should be telling people to compile against that.

[rodries]

WiiMC uses the video mode set on your Wii. If you want to change it, change it there. We’re not adding an option.

[rodries]

Ok I’ve committed some more code, but it’ll probably need some further changes. Please review.

[rodries]

This looks great, some quality code. Committed the devoptab to libogc for now, then I’ll review the rest. 😀

[rodries]

Yes, you’re missing something. Go read the documentation.

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[rodries]

clava, I have a problem with your iso9660 patch. It allows the device name to be changed but doesn’t allow the devoptab to be used for multiple mounts. This is a must. libntfs, libext2, libfat all have this. See those implementations (eg: libntfs) to see how to do it. If you need help, you can ask rodries – he likes this kind of work. 😀

Same goes for the unmount function – it should specify the mount point.

For now, I’ve committed your iso9660 read fix.

[rodries]

Yes, please if you could do up a patch and attach it on the tracker, that would be excellent! Thank you! 😎

[rodries]

Is your Wii net enabled? If not, try removing from WiiMC’s meta.xml. There’s an HBC bug that can freeze up any app that uses it.

[rodries]

Yes, or transcribe the data on it. The only thing we really need is the section under “STACK DUMP”

Nothing under “Exception (DSI)” or “CODE DUMP” is really required.

[rodries]

WiiMC simply uses MPlayer to play videos. If it doesn’t work, it doesn’t work. There’s nothing we can really do.

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