Hacking Gamecube Game Manager

Germini · Aug 24, 2016

Hi, is there any software that could do the same job that it's done by Wii Backup Manager for Gamecube games? or a more simple software such as, reading from a folder and copying the iso files to a destination folder with the correct file structure for example: "E:/games/Zelda Wind Waker [GZLP01]/game.iso"

Thanks!

fmhugo · Aug 24, 2016

https://wiidatabase.de/dmtoolbox-v0-3/

Germini · Aug 24, 2016

hug0-a7x said:
https://wiidatabase.de/dmtoolbox-v0-3/

thanks for your response. I tried to use it for multiple files but it doesn't work... it works only for one file.

fmhugo · Aug 24, 2016

Germini said:
thanks for your response. I tried to use it for multiple files but it doesn't work... it works only for one file.

You can use Gamecube Iso Tool for multiple files.

Germini · Aug 24, 2016

hug0-a7x said:
You can use Gamecube Iso Tool for multiple files.

thanks for your reply!

when trying to open a folder with 2 iso's the logs:
"File not found: D:\gcgames\sys\boot.bin"

when opening one file and pressing save, it saves the file as game name and id, but no within in a folder. So I would have to create a folder manually for each game and changing the names...

AbdallahTerro · Aug 24, 2016

make old school batch file using discex command

Germini · Aug 25, 2016

DiscEx works for shrinking the iso size, but doesn't get all the information that I need such as game name. WIT does (Wiimms ISO Tools) also gets gameid so I can copy 1:1 and not compressing with DiscEx (to avoid compatibility problems)

thanks for the replies!

GreyWolf · Aug 25, 2016

The game ID is the first 6 bytes of the disc image. There's no need for anything to add it.

Germini · Aug 26, 2016

omg i'm such a n00b. thanks for the help, maybe I'll modify a open source wii game manager to make it work with gamecube games.

TheRiceKing · Aug 27, 2018

Germini said:
thanks for your reply!

when trying to open a folder with 2 iso's the logs:
"File not found: D:\gcgames\sys\boot.bin"

when opening one file and pressing save, it saves the file as game name and id, but no within in a folder. So I would have to create a folder manually for each game and changing the names...

I am also trying the same as you and get "File not found: D:\gcgames\sys\boot.bin"

I am trying to properly rename 636 GameCube ISOs to "Game_Name [ID_Name].iso

Were you ever successful in finding a solution?

istasj1123 · Sep 3, 2018

All you do is Make a games folder then put them in it that folder

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