Difference between revisions of "Wii"
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| + | The Wii uses DVD-based technology, which generally would mean that files are visible from a disk through any standard ISO viewer or by inserting the DVD into your computer's disk drive. However, Nintendo specifically designed their disk drives to read files in a unique manner, making the reading on Wii game's disks require a special piece of software. There are a number of tools available. | ||
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| + | ===Dolphin=== | ||
| + | It's possible to read the files from a Wii ISO through the Wii/GameCube emulator, Dolphin. | ||
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==Common File Formats== | ==Common File Formats== | ||
===BRRES=== | ===BRRES=== | ||
Revision as of 11:48, 25 May 2014
Contents
Ripping Tools
The Wii uses DVD-based technology, which generally would mean that files are visible from a disk through any standard ISO viewer or by inserting the DVD into your computer's disk drive. However, Nintendo specifically designed their disk drives to read files in a unique manner, making the reading on Wii game's disks require a special piece of software. There are a number of tools available.
Dolphin
It's possible to read the files from a Wii ISO through the Wii/GameCube emulator, Dolphin.
Common File Formats
BRRES
For more details on this file format, please visit the BRRES page.
A standard container file for 3D models and textures.
