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General
WiiMC
Author(s)	Tantric, rodries
Type	Media player
Version	1.3.4
Licence	GPL
Links
Download
Website
Discussion
Source
Downloadable via the Homebrew Browser
Downloadable via the Open Shop Channel
Peripherals
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WiiMC (Wii Media Center) is an open source media player for the Nintendo Wii. The GUI is powered by libwiigui.

Notice: The only working online media on WiiMC as of December of 2020 is SHOUTCast Radio. SHOUTCast TV shut down, and WiiMC servers for YouTube and Xtreme have stopped working.

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2Wii Channel
3Media Playback
- 3.1Supported File Extensions
6Usage
8Changelog

Features

Attractive libwiigui-based interface, designed with the Wii in mind
Picture viewer
Music player
On-line media support, including SHOUTcast, YouTube, and Navi-X
FAT32/NTFS from SD and USB 2.0 (FAT32 recommended)
Network playback via SMB, HTTP, and FTP
Multi-language support: Asturian, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Dutch, English, Estonian, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese (Portugal), Portuguese (Brazilian), Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Tamil

Wii Channel

wilsoff was gracious enough to create an official Wii Channel. It is found on WiiMC's downloads page.

Prerequisites

The system must have IOS58 to use this channel. Either upgrade to System Menu 4.3, or use the IOS58 Installer.
The system must also have Homebrew Channel 1.0.8+ running on IOS58 to run the installer. If HBC is not using IOS58, reinstall it.
This channel tries load apps/wiimc/boot.dol from SD or USB. WiiMC has to be installed in one of these locations.

Installation

Copy the installer files to the SD/USB device
Launch the installer from HBC
Click Install
Done!

Media Playback

DVD playback, with DVD menu support (newer Wiis have incompatible drives)
Files with AVC/H.264 video streams (typically .mp4, .mkv or .flv's from YouTube or other sites) with resolutions up to 720x480p usually play correctly.
Files with MPEG-4 Simple video streams (typically XVID/DIVX .avi's) with resolutions up to 656x352 play correctly.
Files with MPEG-2 PS video streams (typically DVD rips and TV-DVR recorded .mpg's) with resolutions up to 720x480 play correctly.
Files with MPEG-2 TS video streams (typically HDTV recorded .ts files) with resolutions up to 1280x720 play correctly.
AAC, AC3, FLAC, MP3, OGG Vorbis, WavPack, and WAV PCM Audio Streams all play correctly.

Supported File Extensions

Video

3gp, asf, avi, bik, divx, dpg, dv, ~~dvr-ms~~, evo, f4v, flc, fli, flv, iso, m1v, m2t, m2ts, m2v, m4v, mkv, mov, mp4, mp4v, mpe, mpeg, mpg, mqv, nsv, nuv, ogm, qt, raw, rmvb, swf, trp, ts, vdr, vfw, viv, vob, vro, wmv, y4m(maximum allowed resolution: 1280x720)

Audio

aac, ac3, aif, aiff, amr, ape, apl, asf, au, flac, m4a, m4b, m4p, mka, mp2, mp3, mpc, ogg, ra, ram, raw, rm, shn, tta, wav, wma, wv

Pictures

bmp, jpeg, jpg, png, gif

Playlist

asx, m3u, pls, plx, ram, smil

Limitations

CD playback: the Wii drive is DVD only
HD output: even on component cable Wii hardware is limited to 480p or 576i
5.1 sound: Wii hardware has only two analogue audio output channels (2.0)
720p/1080p playback or downscale: power is not enough to even decode, not to mention downscaling
Deinterlace: CPU is not powerful enough, and MPlayer filters are not optimized
SMB and FTP passwords are limited to 14 characters.

Prerequisites

The system needs to have IOS58 (more info) for USB 2.0 support. It comes with game 'Your Shape' and also with System Menu 4.3, or you can use the IOS58 Installer
DVD playback requires HBC 1.0.8 or the latest official WiiMC channel
No cIOS is required!

Quick Start Guide

There must be an SD or USB device, even if it is only intended to play over the network. WiiMC's core (MPlayer) requires a scratch area.

Unzip the archive's contents directly to the root of the SD or USB device (FAT32 or NTFS)
Load WiiMC via Homebrew Channel.
SD cards and USB drives will show up automatically.
Set up network shares in the Settings menu if media is to be played over the network. (optional)
Set subtitle encoding and language. (optional)
Navigate and play media files.

Video

Usage

WiiMC will start in the Videos area
The folder used in the last session is remembered for Video, Music, Pictures, and Online Media. They can be viewed and set to fixed locations in the Settings.
Toggle between areas with the 1/2 buttons, or click on the icons at the top. The areas include: Videos, Music, Pictures, DVD, Online Media, and Settings.
Browse to the media file to be opened, and select it to begin playback.
The application preferences can be viewed and changed in settings.

File Browser

Action
Pointer / Change Selection
/	Selection Up/Down
/	Page Up/Down
Select Item
Up One Level
Exit WiiMC
/	Next/Previous Media Type

Videos Playback

Action
Show Onscreen Display
Switch Subtitles
/	Step Back/Forward 30s
Switch Audio Stream
Pause/Resume
Stop Playback or Buffering, Open Menu
/	Decrease/Increase Volume
Toggle Onscreen Display

During playback you can pause, rewind, forward, and change volume level with the Wii Remote keys or with the on screen controls (these appear, if you point a powered on Wii Remote at any part of the screen)
You can stop playback and return to the file list with the Home key
Here you can select another media file to play, or resume playback with the on screen Resume button (WiiMC can automatically resume and play the file from the last stopped position if Auto Resume is set to yes in the Settings)
Files that have been watched, both partially and completely, are indicated with a checkmark.

Music Playback

Action
Add Item To Playlist (Music)

Music playback stays in Menu so the user can continue browsing.
Files can be created and added to the playlist selecting them with the + button.
WiiMC can easily play a whole folder, by pointing at the folder and adding its contents to the playlist with the + button.
Play mode selected (Continuous, Shuffle, Single etc.) only works if there are files in the playlist - it will not use the folder for playing a music file in (put them into the playlist).
The playlist can be viewed and changed with the playback volume with the on-screen button.
A TV can be left on while playing: WiiMC has a built-in screensaver which also shows what is playing.

Picture Viewer

Action
Show Onscreen Display / Select where to Zoom in/out
/	Previous/Next Picture
/	Zoom Out/In
Move Picture (when zoomed in)
Exit WiiMC

DVD Playback

It works as video playback does. The subtitles can be switched on and off and audio can be adjusted with D-pad up and down as well.DVD playback does not work on new Wiis with the internal drive. If this is the case, then it can be removed from the media menu by disabling DVD support in settings.If dual-layered DVDs cannot play on a system, use a lens cleaning kit.

Settings

Videos - Disabling frame dropping improves performance.
There is a setting to automatically play the next file in the directory.
Set the default encoding for the subtitles, and the preferred subtitle language as well (for cases, where multiple subtitles are available). Size and color of subtitles can be changed as well.
You can change if you want to go to the DVD menu or play the main title at once in Settings.
You can edit stations for On-line playback in /apps/wiimc/onlinemedia.xml on your SD card, it is not possible from the GUI currently.
You can set a sleep timer in Settings as well.

FAQ

Will WiiMC ever be able to play HD video?

No. The Wii can't support anything over 480p.

Help! My USB device isn't showing up!

Do you have IOS58 installed? If not, use the IOS58 Installer. Is HBC using IOS58? If not, reinstall it. Finally, check that WiiMC is using IOS58.

Something isn't working right, how do I get help?

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I have a question not covered by this FAQ. Where can I get an answer?

Check out the Forum, your answer may be there. Otherwise, make a new post and wait patiently for a response. Please be aware that it's possible no-one will have an answer to your question.

Changelog

1.3.3 - March 31st, 2013

Fixed YouTube (thanks jhb50!)

1.3.2 - January 1st, 2013

Fixed YouTube (thanks jhb50!)

1.3.1 - September 18, 2012

Fixed YouTube (thanks jhb50!)

1.3.0 - July 1, 2012

Recompiled with SMB changes reverted to fix incompatibilities

1.2.9 - June 16, 2012

Fixed incompatibility with NAS devices

1.2.8 - June 10, 2012

Synced to MPlayer r34991 and ffmpeg 44c10168cff4
Greatly improved SMB file browsing speed

1.2.7 - May 24, 2012

Fixed crash caused when leaving the Music area
Synced to MPlayer r34946 and ffmpeg 307562be98b4

1.2.6 - April 20, 2012

Fixed USB support

1.2.5 - April 19, 2012

Fixed stability issues
Fixed YouTube (thanks jhb50!)
Synced to MPlayer r34869 and ffmpeg 74e4bb691254

1.2.4 - March 17, 2012

Synced to MPlayer r34805 and ffmpeg 8fbf825ecc32
Fixed a bug with 4KB sector drives
Added padding below subtitles
Fixed display of non-latin characters in 1.2.3
Fixed freezing issue in 1.2.3
Fixed online media issues in 1.2.3

1.2.3 - January 14, 2012

Synced to MPlayer r34780 and ffmpeg 83c418e68ee5
Compiled with latest libogc and devkitPPC r25
Improved network initialization
Improved music playlist sorting - now it is per-folder (patch by entropy)
Added playlist reset with minus key (patch by entropy)
Added a new 'Through' setting for music playlists (patch by entropy)

1.2.2 - March 3, 2012

Fixed YouTube search

1.2.1 - January 14, 2012

Synced to MPlayer r34540 and ffmpeg a9bd29e15e8d
Fixed HTTP bugs that made YouTube unstable
Added thumbnails for YouTube
Improved video resizing granularity (thanks eric!)
Translation updates
Other minor bug fixes

1.2.0 - September 4, 2011

Synced to MPlayer r34053 and libav 5938e0218543
Adjusted DVD drive ID detection – fixes drives that stopped working

1.1.9 - August 26, 2011

Synced to MPlayer r34002
New YouTube scraping code (thanks jhb50!)
Fixed problem with some subtitles not appearing
Added support for subtitles over FTP
Added chunk support in HTTP protocol
Added Bulgarian translation
Other minor bug fixes

1.1.8 - May 17, 2011

Synced to MPlayer r33269
Added Danish translation
Clicking on a browser file already loaded will now resume instead of reload
Faster loading of online streams
Fixed a bug with some MMS streams
Improved network initialization – now you can unplug/plug USB ethernet
Fixed a potential crash caused by the audio code
Improved memory management
Other minor optimizations and improvements

1.1.7 - April 16, 2011

Fixed a bug that caused a crash if Aspect Ratio was not set to Auto

1.1.6 - April 14, 2011

Synced to MPlayer r33122
Fixed an issue with music playlist queuing
Fixed an issue playing a music playlist with a picture slideshow
Fixed a bug that caused some MMS streams not to work
Fixed a bug that caused WiiMC to crash with a malformed restore_points file
Added a setting to write a debug log to SD - set 'debug' to '1'
Video rendering corrections and optimizations
Translation updates

1.1.5 - March 25, 2011

Synced to MPlayer r33036
Fixed Inactivity Shutdown feature
Fixed plain playlist support
Added support for encrypted DVDs for USB DVD drives (thanks clava!)
Fixed network initialization for some USB LAN adapters
Other minor changes

1.1.4 - March 4, 2011

Synced to MPlayer r32994
Fixed crash in Online Media area
Fixed crashes on ogg and mp4 files
Fixed YouTube support
Added Inactivity Shutdown setting
Added separate settings to change backward/forward skip
Improved memory management
Other minor changes

1.1.3 - February 19, 2011

Synced to MPlayer 32866
Fixed crash for some USB drives
Added option to change screensaver delay
Fixed incorrect warning about picture sizes being > 6MB
Improved network initialization routines
Improved subtitle scaling calculations
Improved shutdown - if WiiMC fails to shut down within 5 seconds, shutdown will be forced
Experimental USB DVD drive support (thanks clava!)
Other minor optimizations and improvements

1.1.2 - January 29, 2011

Synced to MPlayer r32815
Fixed broken audio/subtitle switching
Fixed 'Exception (Alignment)' crash
Changed from mpg123 to ffmp3 (fixes some audio-related problems)
Added ext 2/3/4 support
USB compatibility improvements
Improved performance (enabled 64-byte fetch mode for the L2 cache)
Large file (> 4GB) support
Fixed relative playlist paths
Paired-singles enhancements (thanks Extrems!)
Added IOS whitelist - a warning will now appear if you are not using IOS58 or IOS61
Disable dvdnav over SMB (it's too slow!)
Added Tamil translation (thanks dpandian!)
Other minor optimizations and bug fixes

1.1.1 - December 16, 2010

Synced to MPlayer r32709
Fixed image stuttering and audio sync issues
Fixed pointer alignment on DVD menus
Added ISO/IFO DVD playback, with DVD menu support
Added screen resizing while watching a video via the Wiimote. Just hold down B and use the arrow keys (thanks clava!)
Performance optimizations using paired singles (thanks Extrems!)
Improved USB compatibility
Added support for playlist files in the Videos and Music areas
Enable negative subtitle delay values
Replace libmp3 with libmpg123. Fixes a number of MP3 audio bugs
Added a setting to change the starting area
New JPG scaler for the Picture Viewer (thanks puddles!)
Display artist and song on separate lines for SHOUTcast (thanks jhb50!)
Added settings for YouTube quality and caching for online media
Subtitle autoscaling
Added a delay on startup so those with slow USB drives are not bumped back to the main browser list
Shifted all GUI elements inwards to fix left/right cropping occuring on 16:9 for some people
Fixed a Picture Viewer crash
Fixed lowercase bug for NTFS
Many other minor fixes and improvements

1.1.0 - October 8, 2010

Synced to MPlayer r32341
Fixed a crash that happened if your router was turned off
Fixed 'blank listing' issue for SMB
Improved memory management, resulting in improved performance
Improved USB compatibility and speed
USB bug fixes
NTFS bug fixes
Fixed audio sync regression from 1.0.9
Change YouTube default to 480p
Fixed 'vanishing pointer' issue when watching CPU-intensive videos
Improved shuffle for music
Channel updated (improved USB compatibility)
Other miscellaneous bug fixes/improvements

1.0.9 - August 18, 2010

Fixed a bug that caused NTFS drives not to show up

1.0.8 - August 17, 2010

Improved USB mounting and updated channel. Should hopefully help those who are receiving the “Could not find a valid SD or USB device” message
Improved network initialization

1.0.7 - August 15, 2010

IOS 202 support removed
USB 2.0 support via IOS 58 added - requires that IOS58 be pre-installed
WiiMC channel updated - requires IOS58 and does NOT require a cIOS to install (Thanks to megazig and svpe for help with this)
DVD support via AHBPROT - requires latest HBC or latest WiiMC channel
Synced to MPlayer r31961
YouTube support (thanks to lukegb and ataraxis for some help)
Picture zoom, rotate, pan, auto-rotate via exif data (thanks ataraxis!)
Fixed seeking for local FLV files
Fixed black-screen video issue with videos having widths over 1024
Fixed playback of MKV files
New YUV->RGB conversion in TEV for videos up to 720p (thanks sepp256!)
Restrict video loading to 720p (1280x720)
Enable caching of DVD CSS keys. They are written to the 'css' folder (created automatically).
Fixed playback of files with mono sound
Fixed issue with HTTP over-buffering
Other minor improvements/corrections

1.0.6 - July 21, 2010

Reverted USB2 changes
Synced to MPlayer r31761
Fixed display of radio stream information
Other minor changes

1.0.5 - July 14, 2010

Synced to MPlayer r31641
Added volume control in Music area
Added option to hide DVD functionality from the UI
UTF-8 SMB support
Ability to use both USB ports (requires IOS 202 installed with installer v1.1 – WARNING: older versions of IOS 202 are NO LONGER supported)
Increase max SMB shares to 9
Fixed sleep timer
Added “Now Playing” to screensaver
Disable screensaver while slideshow is active
Increased video auto-play limit from 20 to 50
MMS support (thanks denper!)
Improved online stream display (thanks gazstone!)
New SHOUTcast support (WARNING: updating will overwrite your onlinemedia.xml to install new links – backup your old links if necessary)
Audio language setting
Jump to and highlight folder when going up one level
Highlight file when returning to menu
Save settings when power button is used
Added option to use static folder locations
Display parent directory beside Up One Level
Improved restore points behavior
Other miscellaneous improvements/corrections
Language updates

1.0.4 - June 3, 2010

Subtitle color/size adjustment
Added checkmark next to viewed files
Added sleep timer
Improved device mounting
Improved stability
Fixed artifacts issue with online media files (VP6 codec)
Synced to MPlayer r31303
Added option to auto-play next video
Add GIF image viewing
More codepages added
Thumbnail support for online media (Navi-X)
Hide folders beginning with '.' and '$'
Added screensaver
Add ability to view PNG's over 1024x1024
Added theme color options
Add more seek time options
Language updates

1.0.3 - May 12, 2010

Fixed issue with browser reloading
Fixed freeze on seek issue
Fixed a back-to-menu freeze
Changed stereo downmixing
Added codepages
Translation updates (and added Hungarian and Polish translations)
Other minor changes

1.0.2 - May 8, 2010

Significant changes to improve stability
Significant improvements to video performance
Frame dropping now disabled by default (see Settings)
Corrections to device mounting code (fixes crashes on startup)
Translations to the following languages: Japanese, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Korean, Romanian, Estonian, and Brazilian Portuguese
Video scaling issues fixed
Audio static bug at EOF fixed
Fixed issues with radio streams
Fixed DVD issues
Improvements to settings loading code
FF/RW time is now configurable
Friendly names now shown for playlists
Radio stream information now shown in the now playing area
Allowed file extensions list expanded
ASS subtitle file support added
Added settings for subtitle language and codepage
Other various bugfixes and improvements

1.0.1 - April 18, 2010

Fixed NTFS crashes
Fixed Navi-X search, audio files work in Navi-X now
Added Down button to switch audio stream, Up is now to switch subtitles
Added FTP port setting
Fixed potential picture viewer crashes
Fixed some pause/resume issues
Fixed some cache issues

1.0.0 - April 16, 2010

Initial release

Retrieved from 'https://wiibrew.org/w/index.php?title=WiiMC&oldid=109075'

General
WiiMC
Author(s)	Tantric, rodries
Type	Media player
Version	1.3.4
Licence	GPL
Links
Download
Website
Discussion
Source
Downloadable via the Homebrew Browser
Downloadable via the Open Shop Channel
Peripherals
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WiiMC (Wii Media Center) is an open source media player for the Nintendo Wii. The GUI is powered by libwiigui.

Notice: The only working online media on WiiMC as of December of 2020 is SHOUTCast Radio. SHOUTCast TV shut down, and WiiMC servers for YouTube and Xtreme have stopped working.

2Wii Channel
3Media Playback
- 3.1Supported File Extensions
6Usage
8Changelog

Features

Attractive libwiigui-based interface, designed with the Wii in mind
Picture viewer
Music player
On-line media support, including SHOUTcast, YouTube, and Navi-X
FAT32/NTFS from SD and USB 2.0 (FAT32 recommended)
Network playback via SMB, HTTP, and FTP
Multi-language support: Asturian, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Dutch, English, Estonian, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese (Portugal), Portuguese (Brazilian), Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Tamil

Wii Channel

wilsoff was gracious enough to create an official Wii Channel. It is found on WiiMC's downloads page.

Prerequisites

The system must have IOS58 to use this channel. Either upgrade to System Menu 4.3, or use the IOS58 Installer.
The system must also have Homebrew Channel 1.0.8+ running on IOS58 to run the installer. If HBC is not using IOS58, reinstall it.
This channel tries load apps/wiimc/boot.dol from SD or USB. WiiMC has to be installed in one of these locations.

Installation

Copy the installer files to the SD/USB device
Launch the installer from HBC
Click Install
Done!

Media Playback

DVD playback, with DVD menu support (newer Wiis have incompatible drives)
Files with AVC/H.264 video streams (typically .mp4, .mkv or .flv's from YouTube or other sites) with resolutions up to 720x480p usually play correctly.
Files with MPEG-4 Simple video streams (typically XVID/DIVX .avi's) with resolutions up to 656x352 play correctly.
Files with MPEG-2 PS video streams (typically DVD rips and TV-DVR recorded .mpg's) with resolutions up to 720x480 play correctly.
Files with MPEG-2 TS video streams (typically HDTV recorded .ts files) with resolutions up to 1280x720 play correctly.
AAC, AC3, FLAC, MP3, OGG Vorbis, WavPack, and WAV PCM Audio Streams all play correctly.

Supported File Extensions

Video

Audio

aac, ac3, aif, aiff, amr, ape, apl, asf, au, flac, m4a, m4b, m4p, mka, mp2, mp3, mpc, ogg, ra, ram, raw, rm, shn, tta, wav, wma, wv

Pictures

bmp, jpeg, jpg, png, gif

Playlist

asx, m3u, pls, plx, ram, smil

Limitations

CD playback: the Wii drive is DVD only
HD output: even on component cable Wii hardware is limited to 480p or 576i
5.1 sound: Wii hardware has only two analogue audio output channels (2.0)
720p/1080p playback or downscale: power is not enough to even decode, not to mention downscaling
Deinterlace: CPU is not powerful enough, and MPlayer filters are not optimized
SMB and FTP passwords are limited to 14 characters.

Prerequisites

The system needs to have IOS58 (more info) for USB 2.0 support. It comes with game 'Your Shape' and also with System Menu 4.3, or you can use the IOS58 Installer
DVD playback requires HBC 1.0.8 or the latest official WiiMC channel
No cIOS is required!

Quick Start Guide

There must be an SD or USB device, even if it is only intended to play over the network. WiiMC's core (MPlayer) requires a scratch area.

Unzip the archive's contents directly to the root of the SD or USB device (FAT32 or NTFS)
Load WiiMC via Homebrew Channel.
SD cards and USB drives will show up automatically.
Set up network shares in the Settings menu if media is to be played over the network. (optional)
Set subtitle encoding and language. (optional)
Navigate and play media files.

Video

Usage

WiiMC will start in the Videos area
The folder used in the last session is remembered for Video, Music, Pictures, and Online Media. They can be viewed and set to fixed locations in the Settings.
Toggle between areas with the 1/2 buttons, or click on the icons at the top. The areas include: Videos, Music, Pictures, DVD, Online Media, and Settings.
Browse to the media file to be opened, and select it to begin playback.
The application preferences can be viewed and changed in settings.

File Browser

Action
Pointer / Change Selection
/	Selection Up/Down
/	Page Up/Down
Select Item
Up One Level
Exit WiiMC
/	Next/Previous Media Type

Videos Playback

Action
Show Onscreen Display
Switch Subtitles
/	Step Back/Forward 30s
Switch Audio Stream
Pause/Resume
Stop Playback or Buffering, Open Menu
/	Decrease/Increase Volume
Toggle Onscreen Display

During playback you can pause, rewind, forward, and change volume level with the Wii Remote keys or with the on screen controls (these appear, if you point a powered on Wii Remote at any part of the screen)
You can stop playback and return to the file list with the Home key
Here you can select another media file to play, or resume playback with the on screen Resume button (WiiMC can automatically resume and play the file from the last stopped position if Auto Resume is set to yes in the Settings)
Files that have been watched, both partially and completely, are indicated with a checkmark.

Music Playback

Action
Add Item To Playlist (Music)

Music playback stays in Menu so the user can continue browsing.
Files can be created and added to the playlist selecting them with the + button.
WiiMC can easily play a whole folder, by pointing at the folder and adding its contents to the playlist with the + button.
Play mode selected (Continuous, Shuffle, Single etc.) only works if there are files in the playlist - it will not use the folder for playing a music file in (put them into the playlist).
The playlist can be viewed and changed with the playback volume with the on-screen button.
A TV can be left on while playing: WiiMC has a built-in screensaver which also shows what is playing.

Picture Viewer

Action
Show Onscreen Display / Select where to Zoom in/out
/	Previous/Next Picture
/	Zoom Out/In
Move Picture (when zoomed in)
Exit WiiMC

DVD Playback

Settings

Videos - Disabling frame dropping improves performance.
There is a setting to automatically play the next file in the directory.
Set the default encoding for the subtitles, and the preferred subtitle language as well (for cases, where multiple subtitles are available). Size and color of subtitles can be changed as well.
You can change if you want to go to the DVD menu or play the main title at once in Settings.
You can edit stations for On-line playback in /apps/wiimc/onlinemedia.xml on your SD card, it is not possible from the GUI currently.
You can set a sleep timer in Settings as well.

FAQ

Will WiiMC ever be able to play HD video?

No. The Wii can't support anything over 480p.

Help! My USB device isn't showing up!

Do you have IOS58 installed? If not, use the IOS58 Installer. Is HBC using IOS58? If not, reinstall it. Finally, check that WiiMC is using IOS58.

Something isn't working right, how do I get help?

Start by reading all of the documentation - the answer you're looking for might be there. If not, search the WiiMC Forum to see if anyone has already asked the same question.

I have a question not covered by this FAQ. Where can I get an answer?

Check out the Forum, your answer may be there. Otherwise, make a new post and wait patiently for a response. Please be aware that it's possible no-one will have an answer to your question.

Changelog

1.3.3 - March 31st, 2013