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This app allows users to use their Wiimote to control iTunes, Winamp, Windows Media Player, and Napster.
It offers many functions, such as Play/Pause, Next/Prev track, Volume Up/Down. Any function can be mapped to any button. Plus the motion sensing is used. Shake the Wiimote to the right to go to Next Track.

Take a look and download the application here

Thanks Mike!

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The Wii Scene may not be slowing down after all. Team Symbiote have released a BETA of their DVD player Application for Wii.

Instructions:
-Burn with clone CD
-Boot in modded wii with homebrew based mod programmed with YOASM 1.8

When menu comes up then the hit “z” to unmount, change disc to DVD movie and hit “start” to play.
More infor can be found at Nintendo-Scene and PSX-Scene Forums

I apologize for all those broken promises of new hacks. I have a plethora of ideas, but I'm so busy with a lot of "more important things", that I'm not finding time to code at all. I'm afraid this trend will continue for another couple of months. All I can do now is assure you that this blog is not dead.

I would like to request all of my readers to subscribe to my feed, so that you will know when another hack comes up here. During this time, I will continue to support my existing hacks. I will respond to any queries or bugs within a week (Under normal circumstances). I am planning to buy some web space too to support my hacks further (Especially get rid of the Googlepages bandwidth problem). But there won't be any substantial progress until after one or two months.

BTW, there is an update in my quote of the days widget to support more number of quotes. To add to that, I would like to make something clear about that particular hack. Several people have tried to compare that to the random quotes widgets found all around the web. There is stark contrast between my widget and those in the following aspects:
1. I don't like the idea of quotes changing for every refresh of the page. This one doesn't change. It only changes with your calendar.
2. You can write your own quotes, rather than some bullshit from those quote pages.
3. This one goes in a cyclic manner through your quote list. So you never ever miss displaying any of your quotes.


Later.

The pirates are doing what they do, as you can read about on many other news sites, but not much else has happened in the world of Wii Hacks, As you know, this site and it's affiliates do not condone or endorse piracy which is why I've been hesitant to post much on all of the wii modchips that have been released. If the modchips enabled some kind of Wii homebrew, it would be a different story, but it is clear that the main purpose of the Wii modchips being sold is to play copied games, something we will not stand behind. I still believe that you should be able to make a backup copy of the games you own for your own personal use, but it is becoming increasingly harder to do this, especially in the US and other counties that are enforcing their laws on circumventing copy protection to make backups.

It's a sad day to wake up and read things like this in regards to a Wii modder who's house was raided last week:
"I have NOTHING of any worth anymore, other than a computer monitor, and my car. Because of what happened I'm not allowed to see my girlfriend and our 4 month old daughter, and last night, I slept in my car and my girlfriend sent me a text message telling me it felt like someone was taking me away from her. They took my life away. I would like to formally thank Microsoft and Nintendo for cracking down on the little guy with a soldering iron in his garage, rather than going after the people that are responsible for the bootlegs being available." - Read the Full Story on how this guy was raided for installing modchips. And read more on how Nintendo is supporting these raids along with Team Xecuters response (giving up on modchips). And the comments by the Digg community.

So anyway, this why you haven't seen updates here lately. Homebrew on the wii (not gc mode) is still not possible and Nintendo has still not released any information on a homebrew sdk, or some way for a regular person to create some kind of content for the wii.

On the Gamecube side, there have been a few good releases such as GC Forth, a programming language for the Gamecube by Roger Levy. It's in alpha / beta stages now, and free, but soon will turn into a commercial product with documentation and demonstrations. Something to keep an eye on.

It still amazes me that Wii's are completely sold out everywhere around here, and that there still is not a game that supports some kind of internet multiplayer or community. It's almost coming to the 1 year anniversary of the Wii, and I'm still waiting for some good games. My Wii sits and waits, all of my Wii-motes except one with dead batteries. Waiting and hoping that some day there will be new fun and interesting things to do on it. (UPDATE: I take it back, I got Resident Evil 4 for the Wii and it's been a lot of fun)

Meanwhile your friend liquidice is hard at work hacking the iphone to do home control, play games, run ssh, and all sorts of neat tricks. Keeps me busy until something fun comes out for the Wii. Keep this page bookmarked, if anything happens with regards to Wii homebrew or some official homebrew developers kit from Nintendo it will be posted here.



Also, The wiimote articles here, are getting TONS of hits. In fact, this site is #1 in google when you search for 'wii hacks' or just about anything having to do with a wiimote. It's amazing, and I thank you all for your comments and support. I continue to update the Wii Portal with new Wii-friendly webpages. If you have a site you would like to see added to the wii portal, or you have news on a cool Wii hack that has not been posted here yet, find my email on the right column and, email it to me.

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