GCN Looking for a GameCube ISO renaming tool.

[TheRiceKing]

Goal: To rename 636 backup GameCube ISO's to match https://www.gametdb.com/ list so that GameCube games show up in USBLoader GX. (ISOs already show up in Nintendont without name changing or subfolders but looks ugly)

As some of you already know ISO's need to be in their own individual folders in "X:/games" with naming scheme "NameOfTheGame [ID_Name].iso"

I already tried Wii Backup Manager but it doesn't do this job. Maybe it used to on old Windows OS but it crashed on me when I try to rename the entire folder or single game. Running it on compatibility mode didn't work.

Can someone please provide me with a solution?

Thank you

 

[migles]

i did used the tool included in dios mios, i dont think there is a batch option sadly.. (cheese, 600 isos, damn son)
dmtoolbox its the name
there is a 1:1 option which doesn't appear to modify the isos
it renames the iso to game.iso and puts it in a folder with the game code (the ID) as the folder name

 

[TheRiceKing]

i did used the tool included in dios mios, i dont think there is a batch option sadly.. (cheese, 600 isos, damn son)
dmtoolbox its the name
there is a 1:1 option which doesn't appear to modify the isos
it renames the iso to game.iso and puts it in a folder with the game code (the ID) as the folder name

Yes that program was suggested to me earlier today but I am missing some information.

1. There is a checkbox that says "Skip xNEEK files" <-- What is that option for?

2. Select Align: 32K or 64K ?

I don't want to remove or modify anything from the original ISO.

 

[migles]

Yes that program was suggested to me earlier today but I am missing some information.

1. There is a checkbox that says "Skip xNEEK files" <-- What is that option for?

2. Select Align: 32K or 64K ?

I don't want to remove or modify anything from the original ISO.

skip the xneek files, that is just some extra files that are added for ancient loader methods i believe.. (related to emunand stuff i think)
i did choose 32k align (either that is for the optimized option or i dunno), doesn't seem to make a difference if you select raw.
check with a md5\sha-1 or crc tool and compare it to redump.org if you really want to make sure its an untouched iso.

 

[TheRiceKing]

Thank you

 

[migles]

Thank you

one last tip i use this http://implbits.com/products/hashtab/
its a simple program that gets added to the windows file properties, when you see a file proprieties this adds an extra tab which you can check the checksums very quickly
i love it since i don't need an extra program in my desktop or cluttering other stuff like the right click menu... it feels part of the OS

 

[Treflex]

try gctool? not sure of the top of my head if it would let you change it. but it lets you open and modify iso's.

 

[TheRiceKing]

try gctool? not sure of the top of my head if it would let you change it. but it lets you open and modify iso's.

Yes but only does one by one.

try gctool? not sure of the top of my head if it would let you change it. but it lets you open and modify iso's.

That won't do it but thank you.