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|title= | |title=WBFS GUI | ||
|image= | |image=wbfsguiwii3.png | ||
|description= | |description=A GUI to make it easier to manage game transfer from and to the Wii on a USB drive/SD card using WBFS as file system. | ||
|author=Calimero100582 | |author=Calimero100582 | ||
|lastupdated=2010/01/19 | |lastupdated=2010/01/19 | ||
|type= | |type=WBFS Managers | ||
|version=14.3 | |version=14.3 | ||
|license=GPL-3.0 | |license=GPL-3.0 | ||
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|source=https://sourceforge.net/projects/wbfsgui/files/ | |source=https://sourceforge.net/projects/wbfsgui/files/ | ||
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wbfsGUI is a user-friendly graphical interface that simplifies the process of transferring games to and from a Wii using a USB drive or SD card, utilizing the WBFS file system. | |||
== Features == | |||
*Initialize WBFS Drive. | |||
*Transfer Games from/to WBFS. | |||
*Transfer Games WBFS to WBFS on the fly. | |||
*Automatic Download of BoxArt. | |||
*SD card/USB flash drive with more than one partition. | |||
== User guide == | |||
This application requires .Net Framework v2.0 to run. | |||
Buttons and their descriptions: | |||
*Browse - Select the folder where your ISO are or where you want to send them. | |||
*Init - Initialize your drive with WBFS, preferably formatted with FAT32. | |||
*Refresh - Refresh both list of games. | |||
*Remove - Delete a game from the Wii drive. | |||
*>> - Copy all local ISO that appear in the list to the Wii. | |||
*> - Copy the selection to the Wii, use Ctrl+Click to select multiple. | |||
*< - Extract the selection from the Wii, use Ctrl+Click to select multiple. | |||
*<< - Extract all games from the Wii. | |||
How to use: | |||
*Click on "Erase and Init Drive" and the drive will be converted to WBFS. If successful you'll see the remaining space at the bottom right. | |||
*By editing the GameName cell on the right panel, you'll modify the name as it appear on the USBLoader. | |||
*Click on the arrow in the middle you'll transfer game from/to the WBFS drive. You can select multiple cells/rows to transfer multiple games. Use double arrows to transfer all games. | |||
*When using a WBFS drive on both side, you'll be able to copy games from one to the other. Since V14 drive with different block size are supported. | |||
*It detects/supports for partition not being seen by Windows on USB flash drive and SD card (e.g. SDHC card with a FAT32 and a WBFS partition, the FAT32 partition will be visible, but not the WBFS partition). | |||
==Screenshots== | ==Screenshots== | ||
== | https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/wiihomebrews/wbfsguiwii3.png | ||
== Credits == | |||
Project Manager and Developer - http://duchaine.dyndns.org - Pier-Luc Duchaine. | |||
==External Links== | |||
* Official website - http://wbfsgui.sourceforge.net/ | |||
* SourceForge -https://sourceforge.net/projects/wbfsgui/files/ | |||
Latest revision as of 14:06, 6 April 2023
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| Author | Calimero100582 |
| Type | WBFS Managers |
| Version | 14.3 |
| License | GPL-3.0 |
| Last Updated | 2010/01/19 |
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wbfsGUI is a user-friendly graphical interface that simplifies the process of transferring games to and from a Wii using a USB drive or SD card, utilizing the WBFS file system.
Features
- Initialize WBFS Drive.
- Transfer Games from/to WBFS.
- Transfer Games WBFS to WBFS on the fly.
- Automatic Download of BoxArt.
- SD card/USB flash drive with more than one partition.
User guide
This application requires .Net Framework v2.0 to run.
Buttons and their descriptions:
- Browse - Select the folder where your ISO are or where you want to send them.
- Init - Initialize your drive with WBFS, preferably formatted with FAT32.
- Refresh - Refresh both list of games.
- Remove - Delete a game from the Wii drive.
- >> - Copy all local ISO that appear in the list to the Wii.
- > - Copy the selection to the Wii, use Ctrl+Click to select multiple.
- < - Extract the selection from the Wii, use Ctrl+Click to select multiple.
- << - Extract all games from the Wii.
How to use:
- Click on "Erase and Init Drive" and the drive will be converted to WBFS. If successful you'll see the remaining space at the bottom right.
- By editing the GameName cell on the right panel, you'll modify the name as it appear on the USBLoader.
- Click on the arrow in the middle you'll transfer game from/to the WBFS drive. You can select multiple cells/rows to transfer multiple games. Use double arrows to transfer all games.
- When using a WBFS drive on both side, you'll be able to copy games from one to the other. Since V14 drive with different block size are supported.
- It detects/supports for partition not being seen by Windows on USB flash drive and SD card (e.g. SDHC card with a FAT32 and a WBFS partition, the FAT32 partition will be visible, but not the WBFS partition).
Screenshots
Credits
Project Manager and Developer - http://duchaine.dyndns.org - Pier-Luc Duchaine.
External Links
- Official website - http://wbfsgui.sourceforge.net/
- SourceForge -https://sourceforge.net/projects/wbfsgui/files/