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==Information== | ==Information== | ||
| − | A useful app that allows you to 'scrub' away the garbage data of Wii ISOs | + | A useful app that allows you to 'scrub' away the garbage data of Wii ISOs, replacing it with blank compressable data, so that in most cases the size of the compressed ISO is dramatically reduced. |
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'''All credits go to Dack for making this program, and how to use it.''' | '''All credits go to Dack for making this program, and how to use it.''' | ||
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1. Open up the Wii iso's and extract individual files from them. | 1. Open up the Wii iso's and extract individual files from them. | ||
| − | 2. Change the iso so that unused areas are overwritten with 0xFFs. This has the effect of then making the ISO compressable. | + | 2. Change the iso so that unused areas are overwritten with 0xFFs. This has the effect of then making the ISO much more compressable (depending on the size of the game content). |
==Required== | ==Required== | ||
| − | You need:# You will need a copy of the ubiquitous "key.bin" in the same directory. | + | You need: |
| − | # You should not need to install any extra runtime files.# A descrambled wii iso | + | # You will need a copy of the ubiquitous "key.bin" in the same directory. |
| + | # You should not need to install any extra runtime files. | ||
| + | # A descrambled wii iso | ||
# Plenty of disc space | # Plenty of disc space | ||
# A fair bit of time. | # A fair bit of time. | ||
==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
| − | + | 1. How to use: | |
* Copy the key.bin file to the same directory as the exe. | * Copy the key.bin file to the same directory as the exe. | ||
* Load the software. | * Load the software. | ||
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* Disc filelist appears in the top window as a standard treelist | * Disc filelist appears in the top window as a standard treelist | ||
* Name of game and size of the data on the disc appears in top right | * Name of game and size of the data on the disc appears in top right | ||
| − | + | 2. How to extract files: | |
* Only one at a time at present | * Only one at a time at present | ||
* In the treelist click on a file to select | * In the treelist click on a file to select | ||
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* Select 'Save' from the popup menu | * Select 'Save' from the popup menu | ||
* The fields on the filename shown are: name, partition, Offset into decrypted file, Filesize | * The fields on the filename shown are: name, partition, Offset into decrypted file, Filesize | ||
| − | + | 3. How to scrub the disc: | |
* Click on the clean and save button | * Click on the clean and save button | ||
* This creates a copy of the loaded ISO with the same name but (compress) appended to the name before the .ISO part (so SPM.ISO would become SPM(compress).ISO). | * This creates a copy of the loaded ISO with the same name but (compress) appended to the name before the .ISO part (so SPM.ISO would become SPM(compress).ISO). | ||
| − | * You still need 4.5 Gig of storage at this point but can specify which | + | * You still need 4.5 Gig of storage at this point but can specify which drive etc. to save it on |
* Compressing this image should give you a figure close to the size of data detailed earlier | * Compressing this image should give you a figure close to the size of data detailed earlier | ||
==Updates== | ==Updates== | ||
| − | + | '''v1.0''' | |
| + | * Way of scrubbing changed slightly so that the sector crypto header is left unchanged. This makes it a bit more difficult to detect but lessens the compressability. | ||
| + | * Disc Filename display corrected so titles like MoH2 show correctly ;) | ||
| + | '''v1.0a''' | ||
| + | * Key file now only needs to be in the same directory as the program | ||
| + | * A progress bar with cancel option when you start scrubbing | ||
| + | * appended file name changed to (compress) to avoid confusion | ||
| + | * Clickable URL of gbatemp in about box. | ||
| + | '''v1.1 Beta''' | ||
| + | *Allowed for construction of DIF files to recreate original ISO image | ||
| + | *Fix to allow for correct decode of Mario Kart third partition | ||
| + | *Option of using version 1.0 or 1.0a scrubbing | ||
| + | '''v1.2''' | ||
| + | *Allows for Trucha Signer style operations on ISOs as the load function is now implemented | ||
| + | *Data was marked as used that wasn't in reality. This means more data is scrubbed (approx 100Meg) | ||
| + | '''v1.21''' | ||
| + | *Fixes two bugs in 1.2 for when files are replaced using the load function | ||
| + | '''v1.30''' | ||
| + | *Allows a lot more disc manipulation. | ||
| + | *Much faster file replacement | ||
| + | '''v1.31''' | ||
| + | *Update to allow for the apploader disc support and other discs with unusual titles | ||
| + | '''v1.40''' | ||
| + | * ticket.bin is displayed under the partition.bin breakout | ||
| + | * cert.bin and tmd.bin can now be different sizes | ||
| + | * Extra button for Trimming an ISO - this makes an ISO slightly larger than the indicated data size - USES TRUCHA | ||
| + | * Confirmation window on Shrinking partition | ||
| + | * Proper Korean key support so can open and scrub/trim/extract/replace Korean ISOs | ||
| + | * Deleted the 'force Wii' option as I followed the advice of Marcan | ||
| + | * Partition support corrected due to a Wii limitation on Primary partition (you can only have three partitions in the primary. To paraphrase Star Wars "Many verbatims died to bring you this information"). | ||
| + | * Can save/load/import crypted partitions making replacement much quicker | ||
| + | * Full 4 partition offset support | ||
| + | * Partition titles displayed in the window. | ||
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| + | ==Download== | ||
| + | [http://filetrip.net/f4399-Wiiscrubber-Kit-with-multiloader-1-40.html Filetrip Link] | ||
| − | + | ==See Also== | |
| − | + | * [[WiiScrubber_Game_Sizes_List|WiiScrubber Game Sizes List]] | |
| − | + | * [[WiiScrubber_Partition_Sizes_List|WiiScrubber Partition Sizes List]] | |
| + | * [[Wiimms ISO Tools]], a powerful command line alternative for various operating systems. | ||
| − | + | [[Category:Wii Utilities]] | |
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Latest revision as of 04:32, 4 November 2016
Information
A useful app that allows you to 'scrub' away the garbage data of Wii ISOs, replacing it with blank compressable data, so that in most cases the size of the compressed ISO is dramatically reduced.
All credits go to Dack for making this program, and how to use it.
Purpose
It allows you to:
1. Open up the Wii iso's and extract individual files from them.
2. Change the iso so that unused areas are overwritten with 0xFFs. This has the effect of then making the ISO much more compressable (depending on the size of the game content).
Required
You need:
- You will need a copy of the ubiquitous "key.bin" in the same directory.
- You should not need to install any extra runtime files.
- A descrambled wii iso
- Plenty of disc space
- A fair bit of time.
Usage
1. How to use:
- Copy the key.bin file to the same directory as the exe.
- Load the software.
- Load the ISO file by clicking on the 'load iso' button
- What the program is doing appears in the bottom window
- Disc filelist appears in the top window as a standard treelist
- Name of game and size of the data on the disc appears in top right
2. How to extract files:
- Only one at a time at present
- In the treelist click on a file to select
- Right click the mouse button
- Select 'Save' from the popup menu
- The fields on the filename shown are: name, partition, Offset into decrypted file, Filesize
3. How to scrub the disc:
- Click on the clean and save button
- This creates a copy of the loaded ISO with the same name but (compress) appended to the name before the .ISO part (so SPM.ISO would become SPM(compress).ISO).
- You still need 4.5 Gig of storage at this point but can specify which drive etc. to save it on
- Compressing this image should give you a figure close to the size of data detailed earlier
Updates
v1.0
- Way of scrubbing changed slightly so that the sector crypto header is left unchanged. This makes it a bit more difficult to detect but lessens the compressability.
- Disc Filename display corrected so titles like MoH2 show correctly ;)
v1.0a
- Key file now only needs to be in the same directory as the program
- A progress bar with cancel option when you start scrubbing
- appended file name changed to (compress) to avoid confusion
- Clickable URL of gbatemp in about box.
v1.1 Beta
- Allowed for construction of DIF files to recreate original ISO image
- Fix to allow for correct decode of Mario Kart third partition
- Option of using version 1.0 or 1.0a scrubbing
v1.2
- Allows for Trucha Signer style operations on ISOs as the load function is now implemented
- Data was marked as used that wasn't in reality. This means more data is scrubbed (approx 100Meg)
v1.21
- Fixes two bugs in 1.2 for when files are replaced using the load function
v1.30
- Allows a lot more disc manipulation.
- Much faster file replacement
v1.31
- Update to allow for the apploader disc support and other discs with unusual titles
v1.40
- ticket.bin is displayed under the partition.bin breakout
- cert.bin and tmd.bin can now be different sizes
- Extra button for Trimming an ISO - this makes an ISO slightly larger than the indicated data size - USES TRUCHA
- Confirmation window on Shrinking partition
- Proper Korean key support so can open and scrub/trim/extract/replace Korean ISOs
- Deleted the 'force Wii' option as I followed the advice of Marcan
- Partition support corrected due to a Wii limitation on Primary partition (you can only have three partitions in the primary. To paraphrase Star Wars "Many verbatims died to bring you this information").
- Can save/load/import crypted partitions making replacement much quicker
- Full 4 partition offset support
- Partition titles displayed in the window.
Download
See Also
- WiiScrubber Game Sizes List
- WiiScrubber Partition Sizes List
- Wiimms ISO Tools, a powerful command line alternative for various operating systems.
