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The tools can handle the file formats .iso, .ciso, .wbi, .wdf, .wia, .wbfs and extracted files systems (FST). Extracted files systems are important for [[ISO Patcher|Wiimms ISO Patcher]].
 
The tools can handle the file formats .iso, .ciso, .wbi, .wdf, .wia, .wbfs and extracted files systems (FST). Extracted files systems are important for [[ISO Patcher|Wiimms ISO Patcher]].
  
The toolset is available for Linux, Max and Windows.
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The toolset is available for Linux, Mac and Windows.
  
 
* [http://wit.wiimm.de/ Wiimms ISO Tools]
 
* [http://wit.wiimm.de/ Wiimms ISO Tools]
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== Extracting files ==
 
== Extracting files ==
  
The wit tools are able to extract all or some files of any of a Wii ISO image. Use [http://wit.wiimm.de/wwt wwt] (Wiimm WBFS Tool) to extract files from a disc inside a WBFS partition. Use [http://wit.wiimm.de/wit wit] (Wiimm ISO Tool) to extract files from any ISO image (file format .iso, .ciso, .wdf, .wia or .wbfs). Linux and Mac users can also use [http://wit.wiimm.de/wfuse wfuse] to mount an ISO image or a complete WBFS partition and to use any file browser to extract files.
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The wit tools are able to extract all or some files of any of a Wii ISO image. Use [http://wit.wiimm.de/wwt wwt] (Wiimms WBFS Tool) to extract files from a disc inside a WBFS partition. Use [http://wit.wiimm.de/wit wit] (Wiimms ISO Tool) to extract files from any ISO image (file format .iso, .ciso, .wdf, .wia or .wbfs). Linux and Mac users can also use [http://wit.wiimm.de/wfuse wfuse] (Wiimms [http://fuse.sourceforge.net/ FUSE] Tool) to mount an ISO image or a complete WBFS partition and to use any file browser to extract files.
  
 
=== wit example ===
 
=== wit example ===
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Try the command:
 
Try the command:
 
  wit extract mkw.iso --files=+/files/Race/Course --dest=tracks/ --flat
 
  wit extract mkw.iso --files=+/files/Race/Course --dest=tracks/ --flat
'''mkw.iso''' is the file name of your ISO image, all others must be entered literally. This command will extract all files of the ISO internal directory [[Filesystem/Race/Course|'''/files/Race/Course''']] into the local sub directory '''tracks/'''. Most of this extracted files are Nintendos track files.
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'''mkw.iso''' is the file name of your ISO image, all others must be entered literally. This command will extract all files of the ISO internal directory [[Filesystem/Race/Course|'''/files/Race/Course''']] into the local sub directory '''tracks/'''. Most of this extracted files are [[Nintendo]]s track files.
  
 
If you want to extract the whole DVD, just use:
 
If you want to extract the whole DVD, just use:

Revision as of 08:12, 24 March 2011

Wiimms ISO Tools is a set of four tools to manipulate ISO files and WBFS partitions. The tools can handle the file formats .iso, .ciso, .wbi, .wdf, .wia, .wbfs and extracted files systems (FST). Extracted files systems are important for Wiimms ISO Patcher.

The toolset is available for Linux, Mac and Windows.

Extracting files

The wit tools are able to extract all or some files of any of a Wii ISO image. Use wwt (Wiimms WBFS Tool) to extract files from a disc inside a WBFS partition. Use wit (Wiimms ISO Tool) to extract files from any ISO image (file format .iso, .ciso, .wdf, .wia or .wbfs). Linux and Mac users can also use wfuse (Wiimms FUSE Tool) to mount an ISO image or a complete WBFS partition and to use any file browser to extract files.

wit example

Try the command:

wit extract mkw.iso --files=+/files/Race/Course --dest=tracks/ --flat

mkw.iso is the file name of your ISO image, all others must be entered literally. This command will extract all files of the ISO internal directory /files/Race/Course into the local sub directory tracks/. Most of this extracted files are Nintendos track files.

If you want to extract the whole DVD, just use:

wit extract mkw.iso --dest=mkw/

All files of all partitions (DATA, UPDATE and CHANNEL) including system files like main.dol are extracted into local sub directory mkw/. If you add the option --psel=data only the DATA partition is extracted.

Visit http://wit.wiimm.de/wit/extract for more details about the command "wit extract".

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