Wii Wode Jukebox Installation Video Guide HD Part 3 or 3

This is part 3 of 3 for our comprehensive Wode Jukebox installation video guide, this section covers the final steps to re-assembling the Wii and installing the Wode Jukebox base onto the bottom of the console, also shows removal of the protective film on the LCD screen and to install the stand from your original Wii vertical stand onto the base of the Wode. Then we give you a run down on how to update the Wodes firmware and then explain about some of the menu functions such as Flat Wode and what the different settings in the settings menu do, there are some general usage tips in this section as well which will help first time users with common mistakes.

All three parts of our Wii Wode Jukebox install video total over 26min of really helpful info for when installing the product for the first time, or for perspective buyers who want to see how the Wode Jukebox is installed. If you would like to download the full hi-res version of this video it can be downloaded on the Wii Wode Jukebox page on our website, just click Save As on the download buttons on the bottom of the page, below is the link to it on our website.

http://www.modsupplier.com/catalog/wode-jukebox-wii-mod-chip-usb-loader-p-326...

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• Wode
• Jukebox
• Wii
• Installation
• HD
• Guide
• Install

[SieghartzBR]

works on gc2-d3-2?

[modsupplier]

@SieghartzBR

For loading from USB or SD yes, but disc no.

[yragorn]

I installed the Wode, and I can't load any games from my HDD. I always get Error has occured. "Press Eject, message all the time." Flat Mode works with all my original games. I'm on 4.2U, tried HBC, which came back to the same error and Gecko gets stuck on Launch game when I try. :( I updated and downgraded to 1.28 and 2.1A and both dont work. Ripping on 2.1A was working. My HDD is NTFS.

[modsupplier]

@yragorn

First I would try and re-format your HDD, to NTFS like before. If you have a Wode with the single USB power cable, try and plug the drive into a USB hub and then into the Wode. Take one of your original games that is working fine in FlatMode and use the rip feature on the wode to make a backup of it to your HDD, then try and launch that title. If that does not work, try another hard drive as well just to see.

[yostoyou]

@MCRTheEnd i found out that you only need to plug in one if you have an external hard drive that uses an AC adapter. if it doesn't, plug in both of the usb cables since it won't get enough power if you don't.

so i had to plug in both actually :P

[MCRTheEnd]

@yostoyou haha i have the same WODE, but i Guess we just plug in one huh?

[reddawn5297]

This is nice. What is the compatitibility list? I have 82 wii games, would I be able to play all of them on an external hard drive. What hard drives work best? Can a 1.5TB one work, and would that hold 82 wii games.

[TrainSpotterEWS]

3 or 3??!!

[yostoyou]

there are 2 usb cables sticking out from my wode. will i have to plug them both in?

[toddtj]

@atnipjoe Because soft modding can't USB load GCN games and if I both soft mod and use the WODE I can get all the nice looking homebrew plus the added WODE functionality. Additionally, you may set up the WodeFlow application that is a version of WiiFlow built specifically for the WODE that supports Gamecube games.

[thekevin1213]

thank you very

[uagniza]

@NandaTemee that is because it is for the hard drive file system ntfs

[PivotmasterXD257]

@atnipjoe yeah, your right, just running USBLoaderGX pretty much does the same thing, and for free, but only with wii games though :/

[atnipjoe]

Why not just soft mod it free and looks better