CustomizeMii is a custom channel creator for the Wii.
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Nice job as always. Portapack Unplugged! will be updated with this by the end of the night

I've found a small issue. It's not detecting loops properly. I'm using the same sound I always have, and it's always detected the loop fine before. Now, it says no loop. If you need the sound, here it is:

http://www.mediafire.com/?khxm00m2ttd

Yeah, I changed the whole wave class. I'll check what's wrong.

Edit: Updated to 3.11 where the loop problem is fixed!

Cool! Thanks! How do CI4 and CI8 compare to the other formats (size, quality, transparency, gradients, mono, coloured, etc)? I know it's colour intensity, but I don't understand what that means. Thanks!

its color index, meaning you have a palette of colors and every pixel holds the index of its color. That means its small, but limited in the number of colors.

Ditto at leathl but some additional info:

CI4 has two pixels in one byte but is limited to 16 colors.
CI8 has one pixel in one byte but is limited to 256 colors.

Yeah, I wrote that mes on my cell
When you use CI formats in CustomizeMii using the preview window, you'll get these additional infos (number of colors).
It's highly recommended to reduce the colors of an image with gimp or photoshop for best results (e.g. save as gif for CI8 => gif only has 256 colors or change the mode of the image from rgb to indexed).

CI14_X2 is however a format I don't understand (I don't know what the X2 stands for)..
1) It doesn't make sense to me, as every pixel has 2 full bytes (of which only 14 bits are used, but still 2 bytes). As RGB5A3, RGB565 and IA8 (the palette formats) also have 2 bytes, CI14_X2 tpls would be always bigger than a direct RGB5A3, RGB565 or IA8 tpl.
2) I converted different images to CI14_X2 and it behaves really weird. I made 3 channels, one with only CI4 images, one with only CI8 and one with only CI14_X2.
When I looked at the CI14_X2 channel, it had really weird colors (not the one in the palette) and everytime I looked at the CI8 channel and then at the CI14_X2 it had different colors than when I looked at the CI4 and then at the CI14_X2 (I have a video of this )