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| − | TMD stands for Title Metadata. Every title (channels, games, WiiWare, system software) has a TMD. The TMD contains SHA-1 hashes of the title's contents, and other information related to the title, including permissions, group IDs, and region locking.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rjaiNIc4W8</ref> | + | TMD stands for Title Metadata. Every title (channels, games, WiiWare, system software) has a TMD. The TMD contains SHA-1 hashes of the title's contents, and other information related to the title, including permissions, group IDs, and region locking.<ref>https://wiibrew.org/wiki/Title_metadata</ref><ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rjaiNIc4W8</ref><references /> |
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TMD stands for Title Metadata. Every title (channels, games, WiiWare, system software) has a TMD. The TMD contains SHA-1 hashes of the title's contents, and other information related to the title, including permissions, group IDs, and region locking.[1][2]
