Yeah, I know, I know
See the thing is, when I hard modded my Wii, I used to read everywhere then that you should only use certain discs & always burn at 2x. I used 2 brands of discs back then, both the cheapest I could get my hands on locally, about ?12 for 100, & burned at maximum speed. I never, ever had a problem with them & I assumed that people were being over-cautious, & that IF you did have errors, more expensive discs & slower burning should fix it, which you would expect. So I've unfortunately kept that mentality & found that actually, even though they work on a hardmod, something about the softmod makes a difference to the way the discs are read.
Emu nand sounds obvious now I think about it with your brief explanation. Emulating the nand, I suppose giving you more nand at your disposal & safeguarding the genuine nand for you to try untested apps/hacks/betas. Could be useful to me one day. I'll bear you in mind if I decide I need it!
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See the thing is, when I hard modded my Wii, I used to read everywhere then that you should only use certain discs & always burn at 2x. I used 2 brands of discs back then, both the cheapest I could get my hands on locally, about ?12 for 100, & burned at maximum speed. I never, ever had a problem with them & I assumed that people were being over-cautious, & that IF you did have errors, more expensive discs & slower burning should fix it, which you would expect. So I've unfortunately kept that mentality & found that actually, even though they work on a hardmod, something about the softmod makes a difference to the way the discs are read.Emu nand sounds obvious now I think about it with your brief explanation. Emulating the nand, I suppose giving you more nand at your disposal & safeguarding the genuine nand for you to try untested apps/hacks/betas. Could be useful to me one day. I'll bear you in mind if I decide I need it!
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