Developer DragonMinded has recently announced the release of build 0.12 Alpha of the DragonMedia Player homebrew application for the Nintendo Wii.
This new build carries two changes: The first is a new read-ahead buffer that smooths out any choppy files you have playing via a USB connection. DragonMinded also fixed a glitch where the user's settings sometimes did not get saved when they did not change their theme name.
Some other innovations that the dev hopes to put in DragonMedia Player's future builds are support for DVDs and the internet (streaming), or even video play support. Full details on DragonMinded's controls and file support range are available in the readme included in the file bundle.
Like it? Share with your friends!
If you got an error while installing Themes, Software or Games, please, read FAQ.
MPlayerWii MPlayerWii
This homebrew application might be in its initial stages, but you can't deny that the direction the app wants the Wii to go in is certainly a good one. Christophe Thibault is attempting to port MPlayer to the Wii, calling it MPlayerWii v0.01 in the process.
Here's a list of the formats MPlayerWii v0
WiiMC WiiMC
Here's the latest version of Tantric and rodries' WiiMC, a feature-packed, open source alternative media player for the Nintendo Wii
DragonMedia Player This file is the source code for DragonMinded's DragonMedia Player v0
MPlayer CE MPlayer CE
v0.4 widescreen changelog:
* USB 2.0 support
* TTF font support
* Fixed bug in radio streaming
WiiMP3 WiiMP3
Today we have a release from Wii Homebrew developer Wentstorm who has released WiiMPS3 version 1.0 which is a homebrew MP3 player that you can use with your Nintendo Wii. You have the ability to choose files from the browser and control your MP3 playback.A Nice!!A Wentstorm has also asked for any feedback or suggestions for future updates
WiiMC WiiMC
Here's the latest version of Tantric and rodries' WiiMC, a feature-packed, open source alternative media player for the Nintendo Wii
WiiMC WiiMC
Version 1.2.0 of WiiMC, the feature-packed, open source alternative media player for the Nintendo Wii has been released
