Hacking Can I use the Wii backup manager to put GC games on my external HDD ?

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It is a simple batch script:

Code:
@ECHO OFF
CLS
MD games
forfiles /m *.iso /c "cmd /c md games\@fname"
forfiles /m *.iso /c "cmd /c move @file games\@fname"
forfiles /s /m *.iso /c "cmd /c ren @file game.iso"

There is one flaw though....it does not take into account multi disc games....
 
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Is there any tutorials for this gcit tool ?

So lets say I have my GC ISOs in a folder called GC_ISOS ... Is this the command to convert them all into nintendont format:

Code:
gcit GC_ISOS -F FullISO -D g:/games/

And this gives me: g:/games/gamefolder/game.iso

Am I getting this right ?

What if there are multi-disc games.....then what ?
 
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Here's another tool for manage Nintendo GameCube backups in *.iso format, its name is GCIT (GameCube ISO Tool), it's made by the same creators of Wii Backup Manager, here's the link:
http://www.wiibackupmanager.co.uk/gcit.html
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I had no idea this existed!

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Is there any tutorials for this gcit tool ?

So lets say I have my GC ISOs in a folder called GC_ISOS ... Is this the command to convert them all into nintendont format:

Code:
gcit GC_ISOS -F FullISO -D g:/games/

And this gives me: g:/games/gamefolder/game.iso

Am I getting this right ?

What if there are multi-disc games.....then what ?

https://github.com/FIX94/Nintendont

Copy your GameCube games to the /games/ directory. Subdirectories are optional for 1-disc games in ISO/GCM and CISO format.

For 2-disc games, you should create a subdirectory /games/MYGAME/ (where MYGAME can be anything), then name disc 1 as "game.iso" and disc 2 as "disc2.iso".
For extracted FST, the FST must be located in a subdirectory, e.g. /games/FSTgame/sys/boot.bin
 

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Oh...Every guide I read said that it should be like drive:/games/GameFolder/game.iso

But now I realize you can put the ISOs under the games folder ... like: drive:/games/GameName.iso

The subdirectory is only needed for multi-disc games....

This saves a lot of headache....
 
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