Start by installing the Wii Homebrew Channel from wiibrew.org. Once that is done, that same page will offer resources for making your own channels.
This is not piracy, but it may void your warranty. The Homebrew channel can be uninstalled and the SD card removed before sending your wii in for repairs (they'll never know you voided your warranty). Once installed, it is _possible_ to engage in piracy using the Homebrew Channel. Don't. Just enjoy the games provided by the Homebrew Browser (no illegal games there). If you want to legally play games for older systems (NES, SNES, Genesis, etc...) get yourself a Retrode from retrode.org (also requires buying the games, duh). For CD systems, get yourself a USB CD drive (plug into your wii) or use ddump on your Windows computer to make images of you CD games (or the dd command in Linux . Linux is free and works best for this getlubuntu.org. Use LiveCD if you really wish to avoid installing Linux for some insane reason like using your boss' computer for this etc...) . For exotic CDs and DVDs that you cannot make images from using a home computer (Gamecube, Wii, Wii-U), the Homebrew Browser provides CleanRip. And of course the Homebrew Browser provides emulators to play these games.
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""Make a channel? You don't. Get other channels from the Wii Shop Channel? Sure. And they're free. Except the internet Channel, I've heard that costs $5 but I'm not sure if that's true. I got it free, but I think that was a temporary deal that ended a while ago.
Also, some specific games, such as Mario Kart Wii and Wii Fit, have an in-game option to download a game-specific channel so you can track certain stats and events without putting in the disc.""
No im afraid whoever posted this answer is simply uneducated, suprising then the sarcastic tone of the comment.
Wii channels are installed using WAD files, you can use Applications such as Wadder to create them based upon dol boot files etc.
Obviously, this is involved in Software modding on the wii (Homebrew etc) I am not promoting any piracy, simply Stating the way in which one makes a Wii channel.
Use a Wad maker to create channels based upon your DOL or other boot file.
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In fact, like all other channels, the Internet Channel is free.
Sometimes, to put a game channel on the wii the game you are trying to make a channel has to offer to make the channel. I know that Mariokart will ask you if you would like to add their channel and from there you say yes and they do the rest.
It could be a connection problem, or you need to make an update on the Wii Shop Channel.
You have to have your wii connected to wireless internet in you home then the wii shopping channel will load up. Its requires an internet connection
no you have to buy the points from the Nintendo wii channel and u cant earn them! but that would be a cool thing to add.
The home brew channel is a channel that stores cheat codes. You can add cheats to your Wii through it. Anything from games to DVD players.
Sometimes, to put a game channel on the wii the game you are trying to make a channel has to offer to make the channel. I know that Mariokart will ask you if you would like to add their channel and from there you say yes and they do the rest.
They did make it for the Wii, you just have to download it from the Wii Shop channel
there is no wii channel but the mail basiclly does the same thing that your looking for
click on the channel icon on the main wii menu
That's wii shop channel and no, it isn't.
the netflix channel (update your wii)
Yes, there is a Netflix channel available for the Wii. You can download it from the Wii Shop Channel for free.
All you have to do to access the Wii Shop Channel is by connecting the Wii to the internet.
2 words YOUTUBE
after you downloaded the free internet channel from wii shop channel, you can use it the flash player is pre-installed on the internet channel when it is updated, you can update the internet channel from wii shop channel and it will be work
If you have Internet connection nearby, connect your Wii to the network. Then go to the Wii shop channel and download the Wii Internet channel. It does not cost any Wii points at all and you use the Wii remote as your "computer mouse."
You have to purchase a wii points card and redeem it first on the Wii shop channel.