Wii Miidia v0.1 alpha - Page 10

Durandle · 07-06-2008, 05:24 PM

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Originally Posted by KILLplaystation

He mentioned holding B in his post. Reading before replying is fun

I second that sentiment

(Thinking of my own post a page or two back about swiping/scrubbing) :P

Interesting, on DCEmu news posted about another version of MPlayer released for the Wii, saying its a more Wii specific port... but its unstable, buggy, etc... so still looks like this project will come up trumps over the others ^_^

vader347 · 07-06-2008, 06:23 PM

I was wonder if you were going to ever release the source code for using the wiimote in wii-linux.

It would help out other people who want to use wii-linux to make their programs without being limited to the gamecube controller.

Keep up the work with Wii Miidia. Though that one MPlayer port (the new non linux one) is pretty good. But we all know Wii Miidia will be the best.

pezjono · 07-06-2008, 11:43 PM

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Originally Posted by KILLplaystation

He mentioned holding B in his post. Reading before replying is fun

OK, not gonna start a flame war here. Yes he mentioned holding B and swiping left/right for "skipping tracks" but he mentions flicking right or left for fast forward/rewind (whether he meant it or not, he didn't mention any combo). I just added a comment that there should always be a button combo...

Some people need to calm down and maybe YOU should read the post thoroughly before replying back sarcastically. I know you from Maxconsole, you're a cool dude and meant no harm. Peace!

Frozen-Solid · 07-07-2008, 12:11 AM

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Originally Posted by vader347

I was wonder if you were going to ever release the source code for using the wiimote in wii-linux.

1) He's not using wii linux for his program anymore. Please read the thread.
2) The code for using the wii remote in linux is already available.

vader347 · 07-07-2008, 06:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Frozen-Solid

1) He's not using wii linux for his program anymore. Please read the thread.
2) The code for using the wii remote in linux is already available.

1) I know that I was suggesting he release it since he didn't have a use for it any more
2) I meant in Wii-Linux I want to use code that I know will work in Linux on the Wii without alot of problems. I was hoping to make it easier for me to make a wii linux app without having to figure out wiimote code my self. If this code is released already please link to it.

willwinuk · 07-08-2008, 03:39 AM

most console media players use mplayer, why?
why not vlc player?

cp06 · 07-08-2008, 06:25 AM

dIsCo,
what kinda resources dose WiiMiidia use?
Possible for a FTP in the backround?
that would be flipp'n sweet.
not in the release but maybe in the future,
was the best feature in my opinion, with XBMC

Possible?

no big deal cuz FTPii dose a VERY good job

for now

Frozen-Solid · 07-08-2008, 07:21 AM

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Originally Posted by vader347

2) I meant in Wii-Linux I want to use code that I know will work in Linux on the Wii without alot of problems. I was hoping to make it easier for me to make a wii linux app without having to figure out wiimote code my self. If this code is released already please link to it.

You really should check out the wii linux website more often.

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Originally Posted by GC-Linux Website

4 Jul 2008: USB Host Controller support The baby has gone one step further. We've recently added a USB Host Controller driver on top of IOS to the Linux kernel. This means that now Linux on the Wii is capable of handling most of the USB peripherals that Linux already handles (pen drives, card readers, hard disks, keyboards, mice, ...) and, finally, the Nintendo Wii Remote. You can experiment the new features yourself through whiite-linux-0.1a, a real implementation of a GNU/Linux system for the Nintendo Wii based on Debian 4.0 (etch). See the related article for additional information. Oh, CVS was updated too. Enjoy!

vader347 · 07-08-2008, 04:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Frozen-Solid

You really should check out the wii linux website more often.

You misunderstood me again but that is OK because I found the code myself.
Next time tell me to go here instead of telling me things I already know.

felix · 07-09-2008, 11:24 AM

I just found this software called PicLens. It is so cool. Watch the video, then install the software and try it for yourself. I think this kind of interface with Wiimote control would be a valuable addition to Wii Miidia.