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You wanna be a dirty filthy pirate, and download games off the Internet, and play them without paying, thus robbing the makers of video games of their profits, and likely causing a cataclysmic breakdown of our economy.

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You’d like to watch Netflix streaming videos on your television spending only $40 on the PlayOn software instead of $80 for a Roku.

You know, like XBMC but not quite as cool.

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You want to play videos, movies, or show pictures on the TV over the network, or from local USB/SD drives.

Because really, what’s up with that Nintendo?

You want to play video DVDs in the Wii.

You want to store your games on a hard drive, because DVDs are so 2004.

Ok, admittedly that is a rare circumstance, but dog gone it, a valid one.

With a hacked Wii, you can get your games back without waiting the 6 months the insurance company will take to process your claim.

Your house recently burned down, and all the disks you bought are now forever ruined by flame, smoke, and heat.

That pretty much goes for any potentially destructive behavior, but you know, it goes for Wii hacking too.

DON’T HACK YOUR WII IF you haven’t asked your spouse.

There’s probably an easy way, but I don’t know it, and don’t think I’d trust it.

You are afraid of spending a few hours with a Wii, a TV, and a computer with an SD card reader.

(And, you probably will be - it’s VERY tempting.)

You are afraid people will think you’re a pirate.

(Or a Christmas gift for someone you don’t like.) It could happen, and you might not be able to fix it. I’ve never bricked a Wii, but you never know. 🙂 Ok, this will likely be long, so I’ll bust it up into sections: Nice.Thankfully, the former doesn’t guarantee the latter, or we’d have a lot of people with funny looking hairdos walking around the Internets. Nintendo Wii fanboy has a simple guide to getting everything running, from installing the Homebrew channel to running Mplayer. The main aim of the mplayer project was to get DVDVideo going, but it also supports reading video files off the SD card. That what started out as a simple proof of concept has rapidly turned into a full-featured media player, under the nourishing hands of dhewg. Once you’ve done that, you can enjoy the splendor of mplayer. I think this may be the project that gets me to try out Wii Homebrew using the new Twilight hack. Our DVD player is stuck in a cupboard under the television where the baby can’t get it (and requires untying of handles for an adult to get to) while the Wii is on a shelf in easy reach. Mplayer also plays practically any video format under the sun so it’s even better than a DVD player.

He created a dvd access library for the Wii Console, added the Mplayer media player and hey presto! DVD playback on the Wii. That’s exactly what Erant did with his libdl and DVDX installer!

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What are we to do? If you can’t get official support for something that the hardware can probably do, why not code it yourself? The Wii is a closed platform, but that hasn’t stopped enterprising developers taking a peek under the covers.

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Speculation on fan blogs about an upgrade to play DVDs on the Wii Console has been persistent for as long as I’ve been reading them, but it seems doubtful Nintendo will ever add this ability.