Difference between revisions of "Wii Optical Drive Emulator"
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Revision as of 23:40, 14 August 2011
 WODE modchip | |
| Specification | |
|---|---|
| Generation | Drive Replacement Chip |
| CPU | ARM9 MCU |
| RAM | 512MB SDRAM |
| Storage Interface | 1x SD & 1x USB 2.0 Slot |
| Max Supported Partition | 32GB SDHC / 2TB (or 3Tb in 2x 1.5Tb) HDD |
General information
The Wii Optical Drive Emulator (WODE) is a drive replacement for the Nintendo Wii, which is attached solderless. It's possible to use it on a Gamecube too. On the GameCube the WODE can replace the entire DVD drive and allows to boot game backups from USB devices.
Features
- Play Wii & GC game ISOs direct from USB Mass Storage devices @8X read speed (HDD and FLASH drive)
- Complete Solder free install solution
- Easy to use GUI - LCD & Joystick - NO homebrew software required (no any update of console SO can block this device)
- Region hack, Update blocker, Autoboot.
- Passthrough with FLAT-MOD mode built-in, play your DVD-R Wii & GC backups and Imports @3X read speed
- Powerful ARM9 MCU
- Totally Flexible Linux Kernel
- USB hub support for multiple USB devices connection
- Disc ripping
- USB WiFi & SAMBA streaming
File System support
- use existing WBFS formatted media or 'drag and drop' ISOs to existing USB devices
- NTFS
- WBFS
- EXT3FS
- HFS+
Installation on a Gamecube
Weblinks
- Official website www.wodejukebox.com