![]() And as such read the image directly from FAT32 or NTFS-formatted drives. However, not that long ago (about 5 months back), a few smart guys figured out that if you changed the way USB loaders worked a bit, it could read the wii games (almost) directly off of the basic. You had an iso and you used WBFS manager to prepare your drive AND to fill it with games. WBFS manager is a program that basically serves as a way to copy-paste your iso into the WBFS drive. iso-file is a basic image of all the raw data that's on the disc. The format was cracked, though, and as such, it became possible to format your drive in that very file system.Ī. Wii discs are formatted in WBFS, and as such, can't normally be read by DVD-drives. It's basically a way to format data, just like FAT32, NTFS and others. iso -> to wbfs partition) is the way to go if you insist on using wbfs manager. Well.I think your double conversion (.wbfs ->. (this'll be hard to explain.sorry if it doesn't sound right, is unclear or even plain wrong) Then use WBFS manager to add it to my USB mass storage device, which then converts it to WBFS. So why on earth would I have to take WBFS files (crazygame1.wbfs) convert it to crazygame.iso. ANd RAR is a compresser, (RAR is like ZIP, but the program rar has the ability to open a lot of other extensions and ones from BSD or Linux/Unix file systems)Īs a programmer, I would have to add to my program, support to read native "ISO" and "RAR" files, and tell the program how to conver them to WBFS file extension to move to a usb storage device (in a WBFS partition, which cant be read by Windows, so Im not able to dump the files to the drive) ISO is an industry standard, which means you can burn any file system / etc using an ISO file. Is that WBFS manager recongizes ISO files (which are obviously DVD or CD images of that media type to use to make duplicate copies of a DVD/CD. My assumptions and I really doubt are wrong. (cant be read via WBFS manager/ Reason it cant be, is because WBFS Manager 3.0 supports rar, iso file name extensions) Then ISO to WBFS (to the drive).Įdit : I used ISO and WBFS a lot of times, so Ill clarify for the smart ones to understand what i mean, here goes So question is, it seems a bit silly to me that I would have to convert WBFS files to ISO (via a program), then get WBFS manager to recongize the ISO files converted from WBFS. That they would convert to WBFS files on the usb storage device. That when you transfer ISO's to the drive trhough WBFS manager. So as I believe Im pretty confident I understand all this, and dont consider myself a noob. WBFS manager 3.0 you can only import ISO's. (Yes this is possible to have a wbfs file on an NTFS partiiton) So Im pretty confused, if I got files in WBFS format "Crazygame.wbfs" on a NTFS partition. WBFS Manager 3.0 Im able to use wii xxxxx.iso and transfer them to the drive and it converts it to the wbfs file system and bang the game works everything good. WBFS files on my system (Windows) the C: drive (in other words, its an NTFS partition, not a DRIVE I use for loading backups) Plays.Basically, Im not going to ask or give anyone common FAQ questions, I do try everything I know possible before I ask for help.Formats USB drive for transferring backup.Let you know if anything is missing in the game.Helps you to see the covers before playing the game.Formats your PC drive for using the Nintendo Wii Console.Storage: 1GB of HDD space is Recommended.CPU: Intel or AMD (Dual Core or Higher). ![]() Just install and run without any problem. You don’t need to give your credit card information and get through a trial period. The app is totally free for your best use. You can use it to download the games and play like the main console. The app allows you to see the games’ cover arts with your PC. So, you must use WBFS for the compatibility gain and send the backup data from one PC to another. The console is not supported by Windows directly. ![]() The most important part of using WBFS Manager is its ability to transfer the backup in Wii format from one PC to another. ![]()
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