Tools Wiimms ISO Tools is a set of command line tools to manipulate Wii and GameCube ISO images and WBFS containers. The toolset consists of the following tools: wit (Wiimms ISO Tool). This is the main ISO manipulation tool: It can list, analyze, verify, convert, split, join, patch, mix, extract, compose, rename and compare Wii and GameCube images. It also can create and dump different other. Fixed.wbfs.wbfs using the same folder as source and destination (for resplit etc.) Added: Check if the destination file is going to be exactly the same as the source. Eg.wbfs.wbfs with the same split size is pointless. The transfer list is also sorted by size to rule out smaller files as soon as possible because they don't need re-split.
05-26-2013, 12:18 AM
Hi
as i understand it, dolphin supports wbfs. I have a hdd partitioned to wbfs full of games in wbfs format which i use with my wii using a usb loader. However, i want to use these games in my new pc build using Dolphin. I can get them from the wbfs hdd in an iso format using wbfs manager, but i want to keep them in the wbfs format as they are much smaller. Unfortunately wbfs manager doesnt do this so i was wondering is anyone knew of a program that would allow me to extract the file from the wbfs hdd as an wbfs image. If there isnt one, is there a program that will at least convert an iso into wbfs format, that doesnt need to extract it on to an WBFS drive.)
thanks
as i understand it, dolphin supports wbfs. I have a hdd partitioned to wbfs full of games in wbfs format which i use with my wii using a usb loader. However, i want to use these games in my new pc build using Dolphin. I can get them from the wbfs hdd in an iso format using wbfs manager, but i want to keep them in the wbfs format as they are much smaller. Unfortunately wbfs manager doesnt do this so i was wondering is anyone knew of a program that would allow me to extract the file from the wbfs hdd as an wbfs image. If there isnt one, is there a program that will at least convert an iso into wbfs format, that doesnt need to extract it on to an WBFS drive.)
thanks