Title says it all. Want to know if it's possible to transfer saves/blocks on to the PC Dolphin emulator so I wont have to start all over again when playing GameCube ISOs.
Nintendont:
If you don't know, Nintendont is a homebrew application that lets you play Nintendo GameCube ISOs on the Wii and Wii U. Nintendont contains a feature where it emulates the GameCube memory card, (also known as NMM); and tricks the system into thinking there is a memory card inserted on the Wii. I have used this feature several times when playing some GameCube ISOs, but I don't know if I can transfer those saves. Nintendont usually saves the files within the USB file path used for GameCube ISOs, (:/saves). Each ISO saved with NMM, (No More Memory Card) has their own .raw file; which I'm guessing is the actual save of the game.
How would I transfer these saves from Nintendont to the Dolphin emulator?
GameCube Memory Card:
I have two GameCube memory cards with saved blocks on them and I don't know how I'm supposed to transfer those blocks onto my PC so Dolphin can read them. Is there some sort of adapter needed, or would I use my Wii?
Thanks in advance.
Nintendont:
If you don't know, Nintendont is a homebrew application that lets you play Nintendo GameCube ISOs on the Wii and Wii U. Nintendont contains a feature where it emulates the GameCube memory card, (also known as NMM); and tricks the system into thinking there is a memory card inserted on the Wii. I have used this feature several times when playing some GameCube ISOs, but I don't know if I can transfer those saves. Nintendont usually saves the files within the USB file path used for GameCube ISOs, (:/saves). Each ISO saved with NMM, (No More Memory Card) has their own .raw file; which I'm guessing is the actual save of the game.

GameCube Memory Card:
I have two GameCube memory cards with saved blocks on them and I don't know how I'm supposed to transfer those blocks onto my PC so Dolphin can read them. Is there some sort of adapter needed, or would I use my Wii?
Thanks in advance.