I heard that to use disc channel to play Backups you have to install DARKCORP. The problem is I'm doing this on my mom's Wii and she has problem following basic instructions and telling her to go into options and do this or that with just end in her giving up.ĭo certain games not work loaded from DVD? I got Zumba to load fine from SD but it came up with "Something something see Operation Manual" when I tried to play it from DVD. I have Priiloader set to EVERYTHING NTSC but I still have to set FORCE NTSC or PAL games don't run, and MARIO GALAXY 2 which is NTSC looks awful if i don't set FORCE NTSC. The only PAL game i couldn't get in NTSC wouldn't work from USB loader so I am thinking it's a dud.
#PAL TO NTSC DVD CONVERTER 1080P#
I have simple gotten rid of PAL ISO and replaced them with NTSC. SCART to HDMI Converter Video Audio Adapter Box, Full HD 1080P Digital High Definition Video Converter Adapter with PAL/NTSC Video Scaler, Support HDMI, 3.5mm Coaxial Audio Out for DVD Player. It was obvious and I can't believe i missed it. But the video mode patches in NeoGamma should be able to do the same, and on some games they cause trouble. Some region patchers also patch the video modes, which might be useful for black&white issues. Have a modchip, actual retail import discs, and/or cioscorp/darkcorpĪnd the region conversion only changes the info that the game is from another region, which doesn't fix any video mode problems, only makes them worse. And there's some games that can only be played if the system menu region actually matches, you may need to google for game specifc solutions in that case.Ĭonverting the. Both could also make it worse, so only enable it if you know you need it. You may need to force a language that is actually present in the game and/or enable Country String patching. If you get black&white playback, the game is WORKING, but you have a video mode problem, and then ask about that.
Also forcing the game to use NTSC video mode while it's actually a PAL game, reduces the compatiblity.
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