(DVDLowInit) IOS_Open failed, errorcode = %d (DVDLowInit) Error: IOS_Open failed - connection limit has been reached (DVDLowInit) Error: IOS_Open failed - calling thread lacks permission (DVDLowInit) Error: IOS_Open failed - pathname '/dev/di' does not exist I don't know which versions its in or what it does (00000098.app) If anyone knows this hidden ID, please share!Ĥ/28/21: The setting in Wii System Menu 4.3U (DVDLowEnableDvdVideo) Maybe this "hidden ID" is somewhere in the boot cycle and Priiloader isn't required? If Nintendo wanted to make this process way too easy, they could have just programmed the Wii to search to a hidden channel with a certain Title ID, if it is there, DVDs work. We take the WiiMC forwarder, change it to hidden, and rename it to an unknown Title ID. wad which is lost to the ages until we get lucky with another Wii prelaunch leak. I am assuming the DVD Channel software is in the form of a hidden channel, much like the End User License Agreement, Region Select, and Set Personal Data channels.
I am still awaiting a response from an ex-developer at Sonic Solutions. WiiMC may work as a temporary program to boot, but I am working really hard to find the unreleased software. The software was officially known as 'Sonic CinePlayer CE DVD Navigator'
There was no mention of DVDbann.ash, meaning I need to find perhaps an older version of the Wii System Menu, or perhaps the banner is included with CinePlayer. I'm guessing the file was named DVDbann.ash (the GameCube one was called GCbann.ash).Ī quick fix is copy/paste GCbann.ash and rename it to DVDbann.ashĤ/29/21: I went thru 00000098.app, where SysMenu 4.3U reads the.
Just like how GameCube games have a banner when you insert them, so did DVDs. This would be implemented in Priiloader (unless Nintendo was lazy, see bottom of post). I have implemented it in my theme, tested and ready to be downloaded! The Wii could originally read DVDs from the Disc Channel, it just needed a few things. Here is the download link to the project! I am making this thread so that we might be able to get DVDs back on the Disc Channel, as well as for educational purposes.
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