Hey, I recently ripped Brawl from my personal Brawl disc and ended up with 2 parts. Any one know how to fuse them?
Hopefully this will help: Step 11 of this tutorial (http://www.wikihow.com/Play-Wii-Games-on-Dolphin-Emulator) :)
Quote from: windhunter7 on August 29, 2015, 10:19:17 PM
Hopefully this will help: Step 11 of this tutorial (http://www.wikihow.com/Play-Wii-Games-on-Dolphin-Emulator) :)
Thanks for the reply.
Yea I have seen this step and it confuses me. I think Windows 8 has a slighlty different command prompt since I always get some kind of error. I have the parts in a folder in my desktop. the files are called RSBE01.part0 and RSBE01.part1
When I open the command prompt it says: C:\users\(acctname)>
What should I type?
Edit:
Figured out how to open the command prompt from the folder and that made life easier. But now I am confused as to what to type. what do I need to write to fuse 2 files?
Typing this:
copy /b RSBE01.part0.iso RSBE01.part1.iso RSBE01.iso
it says Syntax of the command is incorrect
First, type this:
cd DIRECTORY
where DIRECTORY is the directory where the ISO parts are located
Then, type:
copy /b RSBE01.part0.iso RSBE01.part1.iso NameOfIsoYouWishToNameIt.iso
And it should work. Hopefully I remembered correctly how to do it. :)
Unfortunately I keep getting "The syntax of this command is incorrect"
I dunno, then; try experimenting a bit, with commas and such. If all else fails, you can always buy a USB flash drive that's like 5 GB or more; they're not very expensive.
Does that rip the file in whole? I am using a 32 GB SD card to rip but it stills separates the file into 2.
The tutorial that I had the link to says how to rip one file instead of multiple, so that you don't have to use Command Prompt at all.
Step 9 states(I bold-printed/underlined the main button to click):
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Select the chunk size that you want. When you dump the game disc, it will divide the disc into a few smaller chunks. Choose either 1 GB, 2 GB, 3 GB, or full. Please note that you can only choose full if your SD card or USB drive is formatted with NTFS, because FAT32 has a file size limit of 4 GB. Also select whether your disc is single layer or dual layer, and if you want to get prompted for a new device every time a chunk finishes. The only known dual layer Wii disc is Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
Strange, my version does not have full but Max and it still splits the file.
Did you try downloading the latest version? Maybe that might help.