i assume there is a homebrew app that will do this?
Is ddd Title dumper the best option for this?
Is ddd Title dumper the best option for this?
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Hacking Dumping Wii U disc
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If what you are after is installing the games directly to your Wii U, then it would be simpler to use disc2app: https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-disc2app-dump-installable-app-files-from-wiiu-game-disc.460668/
And this dumps the entire game as its needed to play? I assume based on the description of what it does, is its basically dumping the disc without all the middle man procedure that wudump requires?
It's the equivalent of if you were to run wudump, plug the SD card in your PC, combine the split files using a command, run wud2app on the combined WUD, delete the original WUD and put the SD card back in the Wii U, basically shortening a several step (not to mention slow) process into a much simpler one step process (two if you count installing)
Yeah! Thats what I meant. Downloaded it and am about to run it. This will help out a lot!!
So I tried dumping a game last night. It sits at this message: Inserted WUP-P-ASAE I let it sit for over three hours. Videos online show this but some indication of progress. Is this working right? or is it hanging?
Sounds like it is hanging. What game? May be other problem reports to look up.
Specifically BOTW I haven't had time to try a different disc. I was trying to dump my copy for use with CEMU. I tried disc2app as well as wudump. Both sit at the same message, which makes sense. Wondering if there is anything special with the BOTW disc.
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At least one of them should make some progress. Did you check SD for any files? Also, try cleaning the disc and/or laser eye and try again, or try another disc if you can to verify it is not internal damage. Fwiw, it might have a tiny scratch that its getting stuck on when loading the disc, even though the wii u normally gets past it. Not much to suggest besides other apps.
Worse comes to worse you can download it from Nintendo's servers and just install/extract it since you can easily retrieve the ticket and own the game.
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I mean, I've never tried it, but FTPiiu Everywhere might work, i dont know what all it can access from disc (likely everything i guess on a technicality level). I'd imagine thatd take quite a bit longer than sd dumping though if it does.
Tried dumping a different game. Same thing. Hangs at the inserted WUP-
Not sure what's happening
Not sure what's happening
Well it seems to be working without fail when dumping to the SD card. Wonder what thats about. Oh well 
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