Newbie question: About half of the games I try to transfer from .rar to my NTFS drive don't work, and the log shows "Not enough space available to extract archive." I've got 671 GB left on the hard drive. Any idea why?
This is probably it, my C drive is getting pretty full. I'll try this tonight, thanks for the tip!PsyBlade said:Badly coded programs often store data somewhere on C:\ (temp dir) and only then copy it to the target location.
Besides taking twice as long they fail if C:\ is to full.
Maybe this is such a case.
Temp files in other location are also seen: current dir, src dir(!?), program dir, the root of\(this one is apparently MS' favourite
edit: fukin smilies
icebrg5 said:edmp said:Is there a way to include the Filename in an exported game list? I checked the available export templates, but couldn't find a %Filename% example. I tried using %Filename% and %FileName%, but those don't seem to be valid variable names.
After stating that I really enjoy WBM and am very thankful for it, I have 3 suggestions/wishes for WBM more or less related to my question.
- an option to rename files, based on WiiTDB data, without transfering the files
- an option to perform the renaming in a flexible way, using header names (like the variable names in the template files)
- include the "languages" value as available in wiitdb.xml
Greets,
Ed
an option to rename files, based on WiiTDB data, without transfering the files
Once your drive is loaded just go to
Tools > Titles > Rename All
No need to transfer them or anything it will update all titles according to the titles used by wiitdb
Also in the titles tab in the settings you can select
Use Wiitdb titles for file and folder names and it will rename all your folder or files as well.
edmp said:icebrg5 said:edmp said:Is there a way to include the Filename in an exported game list? I checked the available export templates, but couldn't find a %Filename% example. I tried using %Filename% and %FileName%, but those don't seem to be valid variable names.
After stating that I really enjoy WBM and am very thankful for it, I have 3 suggestions/wishes for WBM more or less related to my question.
- an option to rename files, based on WiiTDB data, without transfering the files
- an option to perform the renaming in a flexible way, using header names (like the variable names in the template files)
- include the "languages" value as available in wiitdb.xml
Greets,
Ed
an option to rename files, based on WiiTDB data, without transfering the files
Once your drive is loaded just go to
Tools > Titles > Rename All
No need to transfer them or anything it will update all titles according to the titles used by wiitdb
Also in the titles tab in the settings you can select
Use Wiitdb titles for file and folder names and it will rename all your folder or files as well.
I have my backup's as ciso's on my NAS. I already have the "Use Wiitdb titles for file and folder names" option enabled, but that doesn't seem to make WBM rename the files on the NAS when I add them under the "Files" tab.
Thanks,
Ed
icebrg5 said:Also the option to rename the titles is not available for files loaded under the files tab.
You need to load everything in the drive tab and then do Tools > Titles > Rename All
You should be able to with Wii Backup Manager. Check mark it and click Transfer, ISO.DrYHeLL said:Just a quick question, would it be at all possible to use this to convert a multi-part wbfs file into an ISO? I can't seem to get it to work. PErhaps there is a way to merge the WBFS files so I could then convert them?
QUOTE said:A scrubbed iso stored as WDF or WBFS or CISO has almost the same size as a rar compressed image. The only adavantage of RAR compressed images are time consumption (ironic).
It's okay, just don't do it again since it adds unnecessary posts to the forum.DrYHeLL said:My apologies for asking in two places. I also should have made myself more clear, I already tried using WBM to convert the split files into an ISO but it seemed to fail every time. The converted ISO never appeared in the location that I picked.
Sorry again for the double question, I just figured it seemed best to ask in both places.