The common key and ticket file do not need to be on the SD card only the info from them is needed for the packing materials. You'll also need the Wii common key, which is fortunately quite easy to get.Ī program that generates it should replace the placeholder file in the packing tools folder.' I grabbed a common key during a previous attempt at customs (before getting appropriate replacement files for the placeholders), but I don't remember how I got it at present time. Alternately, you can also open any DLC you've downloaded before and write down the 8-digit value at 0x08, without spaces.

You need your console ID and if you backed up your NAND and kept the keys.bin file it made, you can get your key by opening that file in a hex editor of choice and writing the 8-digit value written in the top-right into the ng_id.txt file.

As for the common key, here’s what Stack supplied in his first post (start of topic): 'There is one last step that SD card users must do before running packdlc.bat. You'll need the updated TMD that Stack supplied just a few posts ago in response to my questions, as well.

I believe that following that action, a ticket gets generated that you can use to replace the placeholder ticket in the packing tools. There's also a separate WAD by the same name, which you have to search the 'net for, that once installed on the Wii marks all music store songs as purchased. SZFE stands for two things: There's the DLC content folder on the SD card, representing the sixth generation of Rock Band DLC. What am I doing wrong? I haven't had the time to start my own quest yet, but here's what I gathered. I am using an SD card, my real wii NAND, and a USB backup copy of RB3. What files do I need to have on my SD card to get it to work? Does the ticket file and the common key need to be on there too? Sorry if this is a lot of questions. When I ran the batcher again with that new ticket I still got the same error. I tried to download a free dlc song to my real NAND and use Fstoolbox to put the ticket on my sd card so I can rename it on my PC. Also, when I try to use FSToolbox to reset the cache, the store file gives me an error of 'fopen' or something like that. I pack the files, create the.bin files, paste them to my created directory of private wii data sZFE, run the game and it says the content license has expired. Harmonix have you covered, they will eventually release the entire Beatles back catalogue as DLC. Sgt Pepper Is Coming To A Copy OF The Beatles: Rock Band Near You. MTV Games and Harmonix have announced the Abbey Road downloadable content for The Beatles: Rock Band will be available tomorrow Oct. 'Complete The Album Pack' revealed, only select individual tracks available for sale. These are the wads R9JE.wad for ntsc and R9JP.wad for pal systems. Regular Rock Band DLC (including John Lennon and Paul McCartney. The ticket supplied in the DLC packing tools doesn't work for me.įirst, make sure you're only purchasing The Beatles: Rock Band downloadable content. Is that normal or do I have a weird copy of the game? This was backed up from a legally purchased US copy of RB3 wii. My NTSC US copy of RB3 on my USB drive is not labeled as 'sZFE' in my USB loader. I tried following the guide but I have gotten frustrated and confused. I also have my backup RB3 installed on my USB thumb drive and can play it via a USB loader. I have already softmodded my Wii, using 4.3U firmware. Hello there, I need some help with getting my customs to work on my Wii.

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