(07-02-2014, 10:17 AM)JMC47 Wrote: [ -> ]Make sure you combine files if it doesn't extract to one single file. Make sure the file size is correct. And make sure it verifies the MD5. The latest development builds can do this in Dolphin (when you didn't see it, you must have been using 4.0.2 or older. Try latest dev builds to verify that.)
In my folder after dumping I have 4 total files...
SX4E01.bca
SX4E01.part0
SX4E01.part1
SX4E01.dumpinfo
Is this what I should see?
Ah, there's your problem if you haven't combined the files before. You need to combine the part0 and part1 files. The folder itself looks correct.
COPY /B <source file1>+<source file2> <destination file>
(07-02-2014, 10:59 AM)JMC47 Wrote: [ -> ]Ah, there's your problem if you haven't combined the files before. You need to combine the part0 and part1 files. The folder itself looks correct.
COPY /B <source file1>+<source file2> <destination file>
Awesome thanks. Now here is the lol part...what does the copy/B mean, im not computer savvy, how do I do that exactly?
Copy just means it's copying the files and appending them since you put in multiple. The /B just denotes it's a binary file, I think.
You need to open a command prompt to use the command. Your profile doesn't say which version of Windows you have, but assuming it's Windows 7, you can open the Start menu, type "cmd" (without quotes) into the search box, and then click on cmd.exe to launch a prompt. You need to then navigate to where your files are using the "cd" command. For example, if your files are in the folder "game" on the C: drive, you would type:
into the prompt. Now you can use the command JMC47 gave you by typing:
Code:
copy /b SX4E01.part0 + SX4E01.part1 SX4E01.foo
I use ".foo" on the final file, because I don't know if it's .iso, .raw, or what, as I have no experience with cleanrip. The /b does indeed force the copy operation to occur in binary mode, so don't forget it.
If the file copy operation succeeds, type "exit" (no quotes) in the prompt to close it.
The easiest way is probably to make a batch file in the same folder as the dump, with the following inside:
Code:
copy /b *.part0.iso+*.part1.iso+* fulliso.iso
This'll work no matter what the game is, as long as you remember to keep only one dump in the folder with the batch file.
I'm so glad I was able to help you! Xenoblade is a great game, and I'm happy people see people taking the time to dump the games to play on in Dolphin even when the Wii is readily available. I don't think you'll regret the decision.
(07-02-2014, 12:09 PM)JMC47 Wrote: [ -> ]I'm so glad I was able to help you! Xenoblade is a great game, and I'm happy people see people taking the time to dump the games to play on in Dolphin even when the Wii is readily available. I don't think you'll regret the decision.
Any idea why when I dump they split the iso? TP dumped into two parts too.
Thanks again.
If it's a FAT32 file system, files can't be over 4GB a piece.