step 1: open wiimc if you have in your pendrive
step 2: make sure if you have iso dvd in your pendrive that has wiimc
step 3: run the iso
step 4: some times the menu buttons are buggy that wont request if you pressing line plays play all

 

[Stan4d]

Or you could just get Dolphin Emulator....

 

[XFlak]

Or you could just get Dolphin Emulator....

If you're on a PC, why on earth would you play a DVD iso file using dolphin?

 

[DaFixer]

Who is still watching dvd's now days?

 

[KleinesSinchen]

Didn't know WiiMC would open .iso files (despite playing most SD quality media files).

Funny enough WiiMC will also play real DVDs – not only from the internal drive (if old enough), but also from external USB DVD drive.

If you're on a PC, why on earth would you play a DVD iso file using dolphin?

It does sound like an interesting idea. Running a Wii emulator on PC executing homebrew software for media playback using a virtual DVD.
20 detours and you got a headache when finally arriving.

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Who is still watching dvd's now days?

I do. And (S)VCD. And VHS.
Hell, anything is better than signing up on various streaming providers with huge monthly costs to have nothing in your hands.
Condescending snobs "who have left behind the 200x years" are giving away their DVD/BD collection for pennies (next year probably for almost nothing)… because "Who is still watching DVDs?" →

Easy opportunity to get lots and lots and lots of movies/series for creating your own digital archive, independent from any polluted online service.

 

[AnakinBalla495249]

Didn't know WiiMC would open .iso files (despite playing most SD quality media files).

Funny enough WiiMC will also play real DVDs – not only from the internal drive (if old enough), but also from external USB DVD drive.



It does sound like an interesting idea. Running a Wii emulator on PC executing homebrew software for media playback using a virtual DVD.
20 detours and you got a headache when finally arriving.

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I do. And (S)VCD. And VHS.
Hell, anything is better than signing up on various streaming providers with huge monthly costs to have nothing in your hands.
Condescending snobs "who have left behind the 200x years" are giving away their DVD/BD collection for pennies (next year probably for almost nothing)… because "Who is still watching DVDs?" →

Easy opportunity to get lots and lots and lots of movies/series for creating your own digital archive, independent from any polluted online service.

on my wii works by using usb i have a dvd but the my wii hhd not works and the iso work also i use dvds in pc

 

[Ryab]

Who is still watching dvd's now days?

I'll watch DVD quality any day over paying for a streaming service.

 

[DaFixer]

I'll watch DVD quality any day over paying for a streaming service.

I'm watching 4k hdr10 quality for nothing

 

[Ryab]

I'm watching 4k hdr10 quality for nothing

I don't even no anyone who owns a 4K display yet so.

 

[DaFixer]

Oh rr

I don't even no anyone who owns a 4K display yet so.

Oh really, here in my country 4k tv's are normal. I don't know a person that own a fullhd tv or lower.

 

[Ryab]

Oh rr
Oh really, here in my country 4k tv's are normal. I don't know a person that own a fullhd tv or lower.

I mean I'm in the US but I don't exactly watch TV much so I'm still using an early flatscreen from 10 years ago.

 

[MaxiBash]

I'll watch DVD quality any day over paying for a streaming service.

same. recently got a PS3 and started building my Blu-Ray collection. also began watching DVDs again and I don't remember the quality looking this decent.

 

[Ryab]

same. recently got a PS3 and started building my Blu-Ray collection. also began watching DVDs again and I don't remember the quality looking this decent.

I didn't even realize the resolution of DVD until I pulled it up on my monitor literally a foot away from me.

 

[MikaDubbz]

I don't even no anyone who owns a 4K display yet so.

Really? In 2023? In America? Like no joke, I don't think anyone in any of my friends and family circles have anything less than a 4K display for their main television. 4K has now become the modern standard (At least as far as I perceive everything), much in the same way that maybe 5 or so years into it's life, HD televisions became most common TV that people owned over SD televisions back in the day.

 

[Lostbhoy]

Really? In 2023? In America? Like no joke, I don't think anyone in any of my friends and family circles have anything less than a 4K display for their main television. 4K has now become the modern standard (At least as far as I perceive everything), much in the same way that maybe 5 or so years into it's life, HD televisions became most common TV that people owned over SD televisions back in the day.

Ooh someone's doing allright for themselves...

 

[SylverReZ]

Who is still watching dvd's now days?

Not me. Better option would be to slap a bunch of movies onto an SD card and watch them from there.

 

[Ryab]

Really? In 2023? In America? Like no joke, I don't think anyone in any of my friends and family circles have anything less than a 4K display for their main television. 4K has now become the modern standard (At least as far as I perceive everything), much in the same way that maybe 5 or so years into it's life, HD televisions became most common TV that people owned over SD televisions back in the day.

I mean we all have flatscreens that are 1080p or so but no nothing past that really.

 

[DaFixer]

I mean I'm in the US but I don't exactly watch TV much so I'm still using an early flatscreen from 10 years ago.

I'm from The Netherlands, I also don't watch that much TV. I game or stream content form my server. But I still have some dvd movies, because there are not release yet on bluray.

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Not me. Better option would be to slap a bunch of movies onto an SD card and watch them from there.

Or far better option (in my case), a totally filled NAS and use 3 Kodi streamers (Raspberry Pi based) to stream my movies and shows

 

[Ryab]

I'm from The Netherlands, I also don't watch that much TV. I game or stream content form my server. But I still have some dvd movies, because there are not release yet on bluray.

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Or far better option (in my case), a totally filled NAS and use 3 Kodi streamers (Raspberry Pi based) to stream my movies and shows

Blurays are large enough. I wouldn't even want to consider storing 4k blurays.

 

[Larsenv]

If you're on a PC, why on earth would you play a DVD iso file using dolphin?

Maybe they confused it with using USB Loader