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It's likely because you have the wrong version of Twilight Princess for it.

Probably but why does it show up then? Are not the patches supposed to be segregated by disk id? I didn't add the old code it was there in the newest version of dolphin. No one removed it.

It's supposed to be there. Twilight Princess Wii NTSC has multiple revisions under the same disc id, which is why it's showing up. It works on my 1.0 Wii Twilight Princess.

Odd, the disk I ripped from says its revision 1 (0 technically) and so does dolphin. Downloaded a iso and that still didn't work so I'm not sure if its just not working for me or just working for you. any setting changes don't seem to make a difference.

Looks like its not just me
https://forums.dolphin-emu.org/Thread-hyrule-field-slowdown-observation?page=72

rzeinemann7: they don't start counting revisions at 1. You don't have v1.0.

Rachelbryk, yes I do that's why I said I have technically revision 0 in parentheses. There are only two versions of the usa NTSC disk

Revision 1: rzde-0a-0
Revision 2: rzde-0a-2

Some people might be having issues if they are confusing the Japanese disk with the usa disk though.

My disc says revision 0 in Dolphin, what does yours say?

My disk says revision 0. There are only 2 versions of usa twilight pricess. Revision 0 and revision 2.

Add me to the list of people the patch doesn't work for, though instead of a crash I just get a blank white screen. I apparently have revision 0.
If it helps, my MD5 checksum was 6a0b3ced7a26dfbd55500bbeafe0206a.
Using Dolphin 4.0-1939 64-bit, though it hasn't worked on any build I've tried.

I have revision 0 (game id:GZ2E01). Patch works for me on Dolphin 4.0-2069.

Actually, it's not just dolphin not being able to tell between revisons (though it actually can in disk properties, it simply doesn't treat games with different revisions as different games) it also can't tell between the US and Japanese versions of twilight princess, marking them both as american.

Try purging your cache in the view thing and seeing if it still does that.

Does not fix it. The only version of the japanese disk actually has the same game Id and revision number as the revision 0 us disk. The only way to tell them apart is by the JAP or USA printed on the actual disk after the revision number, but dolphin does not read this (I'm not actually sure that this information is even in the iso). Combine this with the fact the old ztp hack worked with both us and japanese versions (or at least didn't crash the japanese) and you have a recipe for confusion. (Which is why I said screw it and have a European iso too)

my mistake I swapped out iso's at some point and forgot, it does actually recognize it I think