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HiivelyPlay is | '''HiivelyPlay''' is a music player for the Nintendo Wii that allows you to play AHX and HVL modules using a Wiimote and FrontSD support. It's an easy and convenient way to listen to your favorite modules on your Wii. | ||
== | ==Installation Instructions== | ||
# Obtain and install the Homebrew Channel on your Wii. | |||
# Copy the contents of the "SDCard" folder to the root of your SD card. | |||
# Move any additional AHX or HVL files you want to listen to into the "/hvltunes" directory on your SD card. | |||
# Access the Homebrew Channel on your Wii. | |||
# Select HiivelyPlay to launch the application. | |||
== Changelog == | |||
== | |||
'''v2.0''' | '''v2.0''' | ||
* Updated to the latest HivelyTracker replayer | * Updated to the latest HivelyTracker replayer | ||
* Now has a graphical interface | * Now has a graphical interface | ||
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== About HVL/AHX == | == About HVL/AHX == | ||
HVL is an advanced tracker format based on the AHX format created in the mid 1990s by Dexter and Pink of Abyss. The AHX format was widely used and many songs were created and featured in scene productions and games. It was designed to mimic the SID sound of the Commodore Amiga. HVL offers several improvements over the AHX format, such as increased sample quality and additional features. | |||
HVL is | |||
== Credits == | == Credits == | ||
*HiivelyPlay is written in C using devkitPro, GRRLib, and LibOGC. | |||
HiivelyPlay is written in C using devkitPro, GRRLib, and LibOGC. | *It also uses the free pointer images from wiibrew.org, and the Deja Vu font from dejavu.sf.net. | ||
It also uses the free pointer images from wiibrew.org, and the Deja Vu font from dejavu.sf.net. | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
* Homepage - https://web.archive.org/web/20160807025113/http://www.petergordon.org.uk/stuff.php#3 | * Homepage - https://web.archive.org/web/20160807025113/http://www.petergordon.org.uk/stuff.php#3 | ||
* Wiibrew - https://wiibrew.org/wiki/HiivelyPlay | * Wiibrew - https://wiibrew.org/wiki/HiivelyPlay | ||
Revision as of 02:53, 19 January 2023
| HiivelyPlay | |
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| File:Hiivelyplaywii.jpg | |
| General | |
| Author | Xeron/IRIS |
| Type | Media players |
| Version | 2.0 |
| License | Not specified (open source) |
| Last Updated | 2008/11/24 |
| Links | |
| Download | |
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| Source | |
HiivelyPlay is a music player for the Nintendo Wii that allows you to play AHX and HVL modules using a Wiimote and FrontSD support. It's an easy and convenient way to listen to your favorite modules on your Wii.
Installation Instructions
- Obtain and install the Homebrew Channel on your Wii.
- Copy the contents of the "SDCard" folder to the root of your SD card.
- Move any additional AHX or HVL files you want to listen to into the "/hvltunes" directory on your SD card.
- Access the Homebrew Channel on your Wii.
- Select HiivelyPlay to launch the application.
Changelog
v2.0
- Updated to the latest HivelyTracker replayer
- Now has a graphical interface
- Point & click with the wiimote
- VUMeters
v1.0
- First version
About HVL/AHX
HVL is an advanced tracker format based on the AHX format created in the mid 1990s by Dexter and Pink of Abyss. The AHX format was widely used and many songs were created and featured in scene productions and games. It was designed to mimic the SID sound of the Commodore Amiga. HVL offers several improvements over the AHX format, such as increased sample quality and additional features.
Credits
- HiivelyPlay is written in C using devkitPro, GRRLib, and LibOGC.
- It also uses the free pointer images from wiibrew.org, and the Deja Vu font from dejavu.sf.net.