I tested legend of zelda twilight princess (scrubbed) (On wiinja) When i loaded the game up it stayed on a black screen for about two minutes.Then the game started running and i played the game for about an hour and i didn't have any other problems.(the iso was 1.26gb)
EDIT: SORRY DIDNT NOTICE THE WIKI PAGE, THOUGH I ASKED A MOD A FEW DAYS AGO TO OPEN ONE
About Puzzle Quest: As this image is normally already compressable, it's no use to use WII Scrubber with it.
About Puzzle Quest: As this image is normally already compressable, it's no use to use WII Scrubber with it.
Wait are we even sure this wiiscrubber has all the bugs worked out? I thought there were still some random issues going on with some wii/chip combos...
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we are having confimed working games popping up so it must be ok for now, still needs some stuff sorted but it will be soon i spose
YOU CAN PLAY SCRUBBED ISO:S
I've srubbed SSBB from dual layer onto regular DVD plays fine, but I have to remove the layer break so the Wii laser does not get the change layer info from the ISO, since the regular DVD has only one layer the game gets sluggish when trying to access the second layer.
The single player part exept adventure works just fine, adventure and some from multiplayer is a little slow.
And remember once you´ve scrubbed the ISO, you DONT HAVE TO UNSCRUBB it to play it.
If you read anywhere else, like i´ve had, that it wont work or the game crashes it is rubbish.
Just try for your self and see.
I am going to replace the JAP update on the disc with a PAL one, see this section cause I will post as soon as I´ve trie
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I've srubbed SSBB from dual layer onto regular DVD plays fine, but I have to remove the layer break so the Wii laser does not get the change layer info from the ISO, since the regular DVD has only one layer the game gets sluggish when trying to access the second layer.
The single player part exept adventure works just fine, adventure and some from multiplayer is a little slow.
And remember once you´ve scrubbed the ISO, you DONT HAVE TO UNSCRUBB it to play it.
If you read anywhere else, like i´ve had, that it wont work or the game crashes it is rubbish.
Just try for your self and see.
I am going to replace the JAP update on the disc with a PAL one, see this section cause I will post as soon as I´ve trie
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Good eye. blitz7287 also has listed Fire Emblem PAL as being 3247 MB whereas I just checked a scrubbed RAR of it that says it is 3973 MB. I'll PM blitz for clarification.Hit said:
replaced NTSC update with PAL, scrubbed and burned SSBB on regular DVD and it plays good minus some lockups, but I think it is because of poor quality of media, will try better stuff soon.
Hope that someone else is trying stuff too
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... The lockups is because you've removed 1/3 of the game.
It's a Double layer game, you've removed the 2nd layer, what do you think happens when the Wii tries to access the 2nd layer? LOCKUP
sure, it works quite well still.. except Subspace emissary, and most videos, and some attacks may lockup as well.
so don't expect a 100% working DVD5 copy of SSBB..
It's a Double layer game, you've removed the 2nd layer, what do you think happens when the Wii tries to access the 2nd layer? LOCKUP
sure, it works quite well still.. except Subspace emissary, and most videos, and some attacks may lockup as well.
so don't expect a 100% working DVD5 copy of SSBB..
From what I gathered, the only thing on the second layer are, indeed, video files. Which means EVERYTHING else should work perfectly fine. The "some attacks may lockup" thing comes from running the game in 50Hz.noONE said:
Still around - just been busy on lots of other things.
I added a 'trucha sign' mode to scrubber - that would add a file to the disc image in the free space but it seems a bit pointless doing it at the moment.
Adding files to an image is interesting though..................it's a step towards multi game ISOs.
Just need to get off my derriere and release it.
I added a 'trucha sign' mode to scrubber - that would add a file to the disc image in the free space but it seems a bit pointless doing it at the moment.
QUOTE said:Wiiscrubber 1.1
Whats new?
1. Allows for creation of DIF files to allow unscrubbing of data
2. Allows for merging of scrubbed and dif files to produce original ISO
3. Also works on gamecube discs but probably still better to use GC Tools
4. Display of region and number of files in disc
5. Key.bin verification - to stop the 150Meg files
6. 4.5 Gig limit removed - now at Dual layer
7. Different scrubbing options availableSee below
Bug fixes:
1. Release version bug now corrected thanks to Juster at GBATemp.net.
- a freed pointer was accessed just after being freed.
2. Several text display bugs cleared.
3. File size now checked during processing so that ALL of the ISO is copied)
4. Gamecube offsets now correctly accessed (they are different as they are not
encrypted so you have the full 32k in each block)
5. 64 bit mode used for offsets
6. Invalid sized main.dol doesn't crash it
Adding files to an image is interesting though..................it's a step towards multi game ISOs.
Just need to get off my derriere and release it.
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