I went and did something entirely superfluous, and did an "official" Wii homebrew port of Schism Tracker. Unzip it to sd:/apps/, or give it to wiiload. Everything "should" work the same as on a PC, and it also has some rather simple Wiimote support. See the Wiibrew wiki page for more info.

Will this have Wii Speak support?

Haha, that's great!
I always wished Nintendo would let people use their console as they wished.

Today's consoles are the new home computers.

I suppose one has to use a modchip to run this on the wii ?

Happy new year :)

>>4767
I suppose it could, if you buy me a Wii Speak! :)

Wow, this news knocked me out! And all works fine! Thanks for magic! :)

Porting Schism Tracker to Wii was a good idea, I'm familiar with Trackers (using ModPlug Tracker on PC very often). But one thing is strange: the audio output seems to be opposite-phase, because notes played on left are output to the right speaker channel and vice versa.
All other Homebrew that I use play music with the correct channel assignment (left on left, right on right). Maybe a bug in SDL for Wii or in Schism Tracker.

haha what, that's weird, I never noticed. Will have a look.

That's totally great :D

Thanks very much :D That's totally great ^-^

>>4786

maybe your wii->tv leads are plugged the wrong way round?

>>4790
That wouldn't be the case if other things output the channels correctly, though.

>>4791
Kurtis is right, also I'm using a RGB SCART Cable for Wii (PAL allows this), not the original RGB Cinch Connectors.