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Hey im new to this dumping thing. I have the software installed, but i dont know how to burn it or what to look for. What do i need to do to the iso file to burn it. There is a bunch of other software dealing w/ the iso's and i dont know what to do with them. Ok thx.
EDIT: Nvr mind i just relized i was looking in the wrong places
EDIT: Nvr mind i just relized i was looking in the wrong places
Its not dumb. Highlight all the .rar files and right click, then click either extract here or extract files...
The latter allows you to join them and put the joint file somewhere else and the extract here just puts it in the current folder.
If the files aren't .rar, use HJ split, and click join.
The latter allows you to join them and put the joint file somewhere else and the extract here just puts it in the current folder.
If the files aren't .rar, use HJ split, and click join.
Both ways dont wrk so any other way....I saw that in ealier post u can do that command propmt but it when i try it says the system could not find the specified file..
Any ideas plz??
EDIT: Tried many times and same thing.....
Any ideas plz??
EDIT: Tried many times and same thing.....
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Open up cmd, then point it to the directory that all the parts are in (I hope you all know how to do that). Then type this (without quotes): "copy /b part1.iso+part2.iso+part3.iso fullgame.iso". Change the file names to the names that correspond with the real files. This should join the files and create a joined version in the same folder.
Hi, just wondering ..
While i was trying to back up Zelda Twilight Princess, it just suddenly stop backs up when it reaches 386mb(8%).
Reason why i could list percentage and size is because, i had 4 attempt at it, and all 4 stopped exactly at the same point, any idea?
Would be helpful if someone is able to answer and give me a solution
While i was trying to back up Zelda Twilight Princess, it just suddenly stop backs up when it reaches 386mb(8%).
Reason why i could list percentage and size is because, i had 4 attempt at it, and all 4 stopped exactly at the same point, any idea?
Would be helpful if someone is able to answer and give me a solution
hi all. glad to find another resource for my wii homebrew fix!
i successfully dumped zelda via wifi to my laptop using firefox 3.0.
i tried to do house of the dead 2/3 and smash bros to no avail.
both games crapped out at 2.5-3gb's downloaded.
my Q is in regards to my isp. am i downloading this over the internet or my own personal network?
my setup is my wii and laptop are no more than 6 feet from each other, but my router is on the 2nd floor about 10-12 feet straight away.
my wii has been slightly moved from it's original zelda dump position, but i have had no problems updating the HBC browser over the net with it.
what would be a best guess as to what is flopping here? isp capping service, poor signal on network (laptop shows connected at 54.0 Mbps - excellent connection rating).
thanks in advance to all that reply!!!
i successfully dumped zelda via wifi to my laptop using firefox 3.0.
i tried to do house of the dead 2/3 and smash bros to no avail.
both games crapped out at 2.5-3gb's downloaded.
my Q is in regards to my isp. am i downloading this over the internet or my own personal network?
my setup is my wii and laptop are no more than 6 feet from each other, but my router is on the 2nd floor about 10-12 feet straight away.
my wii has been slightly moved from it's original zelda dump position, but i have had no problems updating the HBC browser over the net with it.
what would be a best guess as to what is flopping here? isp capping service, poor signal on network (laptop shows connected at 54.0 Mbps - excellent connection rating).
thanks in advance to all that reply!!!
I have been trying to transfer the file to my PC and it only achieves around 100K.
I tried disconnecting my router from the internet so that there was nothing else competing for the router bandwidth and when I try to start the transfer to the PC the Wii says it can not find the INTERNET.
Why does the Wii need to communicate with the Internet to transfer a file to a PC?
I tried disconnecting my router from the internet so that there was nothing else competing for the router bandwidth and when I try to start the transfer to the PC the Wii says it can not find the INTERNET.
Why does the Wii need to communicate with the Internet to transfer a file to a PC?
new-but-learning said:
So it can dump the game disc image on to your computer.
Then you can burn your backup to a DVD.
Bam!
Edit: Oh yea computerboy is right Firefox dumps mine at 350-400kb's about 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Yes I am using Firefox not IE.
I still do not understand why the Wii has to communicate with the internet. If I am backing up a game from a Wii to a PC through a router then surely it is not being sent from the Wii to somewhere over the internet and then back again to my PC.
I still do not understand why the Wii has to communicate with the internet. If I am backing up a game from a Wii to a PC through a router then surely it is not being sent from the Wii to somewhere over the internet and then back again to my PC.
Alright, so I'm trying to make a backup of my ntsc brawl disk. I don't have access to a wireless network where I am, so I need to do it via USB. I have a Mirco 8GB Cruiser, with nothing on it and under the FAT32 filesystem. I start dumping the disk and it seems fine, and then it says error can't write data to the device. When I pop it in my computer i have a 0k brawl iso file. Any ideas?
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