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Best Answer: You don't need DVDX anymore, as long as you have the latest homebrew channel installed. You say your wii is 4.3, is it new? The newer wii's can't play dvd's anyway, making DVDX essentially garbage. If your wii is older tho, and you are looking to enable DVD playback, just get some WiiMC from this site Also, install ios202, there is a link to it on that site as well. Edit: Ios202 is a custom IOS that gives the wii usb2.0 and DVD support. WiiMC checks to see if you have it installed and bugs you if you don't. The installer you can download from the site I mentioned can be placed on the SD card just like any other homebrew, and it will walk you through the installation process.

How to Enable Player to Playback DVD Movie on Nintendo Wii. Bookmarked by 4 members originally found by LittleKuriboh on 2008-10-26 libdi and the DVDX installer. Unlock/Softmod/Hack your Wii for Free! Welcome to the CompleteSoftmodGuide. Anything from 2.0 to 4.3 and regions U, E. DVDX for System Menu 3. DVDx 3.4, BootMii and Homebrew on 4.3u wii. And DVD playback will work without DVDx. Because I tried to install DVDx and DVDx 3.4 and got errors.

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After this guide you will be able to run your backups with the coverflow channel(owning a copy of the original game) through a USB external drive. This guide is for 3.3e and 3.4e Firmware! Under Construction! NOTE: Only follow this guide if you own a copy of the game. If you get a game without owning it first it is called PIRACY and is ILLEGAL.

I am not responsible for your Illegal actions and hold NO LIABILITY. Definitions: IOS – is the operating system that runs on the Starlet coprocessor inside the Hollywood package. It provides the services that are used by Wii code to access most of the system devices. IOS is a somewhat unique system in that many games use (and come with) their own version of the IOS, though many games uses the same IOS versions.

There is no “true” version of the operating system, instead there are many of what could be called “slots” for different versions of IOS to sit in. IOS versions are not aware of each other, and are not used or invoked at all unless software specifically requests to run using them.

In this way it can be considered “safe” to install custom IOS modules, or to patch any IOS module so long as it is not used by the system menu, as if it becomes corrupt it can be deleted and replaced without damaging the system as a whole. Text source: wikipedia To know: Wii System Menu currently runs on IOS30, Homebrew runs on IOS35, and you need to install a Custom IOS36 into IOS249 (Won’t effect your wii) NOTE: Never uninstall one IOS with two digits!!! You will need:. SD card (2Gb or less) formatted with FAT16 or FAT32. SD card reader. Homebrew.

Wii connected to internet. Wad manager 1.3. Wad manager 1.4.

WADManagerios16 (only for 3.4e firmware). Ciosfix.wad (only for 3.4e firmware).

cIOS36rev10-Installer. Coverflow 1.0.

WBFS Manager 3.0 (for PC). USB HDD Determine you firmware version.

On your wii b. Open the ‘Wii Options’ Menu (‘Wii’ round button on the lower left corner) c. Click ‘Wii Settings’ d. Look on the upper right corner for your version.

Turn off WiiConnect24 and never update your Wii anymore. The main purposes of Wii Updates are to prevent hacking so I believe you’re not interested. Internet channel will still work. Install Homebrew and BootMii I made a summary from: There is no guarantee that using homebrew software will not harm your Wii. This blog does not take any responsibility for any problems arising out of installing homebrew. Proceed at your own risk. It is also possible that installing homebrew could void your warranty.

Future Wii updates to the Wii may kill your Homebrew Channel (or even, as was the case with System Update 4.2, brick your Wii), so you might want to not update your system after installing it. To prevent Nintendo from automatically updating your system, turn off WiiConnect24 (go into Options, then Wii Settings and you’ll find WiiConnect24 on page 2).

Read the instructions and follow them. In brief, you download and unzip Bannerbomb onto an SD card. Then you download the and unzip it, copying installer elf to the card’s root director and renaming it to boot.elf. Note: If you have previously used the SD card to install or attempt to install homebrew you might have a file on your SD card called boot.dol.

If so, delete or rename it. The same is true if you have a folder on the card called “private.” If you Wii is off, turn it on. From the main Wii menu, click on the little round circle in the lower left-hand corner that says “Wii.” Click on Data Management, then click on Channels. Click on the SD Card tab in the upper right corner of the screen. Insert the SD card. A dialogue box will pop up asking if you want to load boot.dol/elf. You will see a loading screen.

After a few seconds you will be told to press the “1” button on your remote, so do so. A screen will come up telling you whether the homebrew items you want to install can be installed. This guide assumes they can be. Select “continue” and press A.

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You will see a menu that will allow you to install The Homebrew Channel, DVDx and Bootmii. Select “Install the Homebrew Channel” and press A. You will be asked whether you want to install it, so choose continue and press A again. After it installs, which should just take a few seconds, press the A button to continue. After installing the Homebrew Channel, you can also optionally use the same procedure to install DVDx, which unlocks the ability of the Wii to be used as a DVD player (if you install media playing software like MPlayer CE).

Install also Bootmii. After you exit, you will see an indicator that your SD card is loading and then you’ll be in the homebrew channel. If you have also copied some homebrew applications into the apps folder of your SD card then these apps will be listed, otherwise you will just have a screen with bubbles floating on it. Pressing the home button on the remote will bring up a menu; choose exit and you will be in the main Wii menu, where the Homebrew Channel will now be displayed as one of your channels. Note: Don’t forget to make a NAND Backup before you procede (see my other page Backup NAND with BootMii) Prepare your SD card Format the sd card with FAT16 or FAT32.