L'utilitaire Wii Backup Manager codé par Fig2k4 est passé il y quelques jours en version 0.3.8 build 61. Cet utilitaire est très pratique pour la gestion de backups sur disques durs externes en WBFS/NTFS/FAT32 et la conversion des ceux-ci entre les formats ISO/CISO/WBFS. Il est très conseillé car très connu et évoluant rapidement !
Changelog
0.3.8 build 61 |-Fixed: Sometimes the cover downloads would only download to the cache instead of the configured folders. |-Changed: Default renderer is software again. Just in case there's any problems initialising OpenGL or Direct3D. |-Changed: Export template code. Have a look at my example templates to see the changes and all the valid variables. Now supports multiple pages and covers etc. |-Added: Option "Use cover cache". When disabled, WBM behaves just like the loaders, where you can download missing covers only. The display will only use covers that already exist too. |-Added: When a cover can't be downloaded to the cache, the display uses whatever it can find in the cover folders. |-Fixed: A weird problem on FAT32 when renaming or updating the storage convention. The "?" character was somehow classed as the same as "O". I'm still not sure why it happened because I can't reproduce it, but now the files and folders are moved in 2 steps. First to a temp location, then to the final location, which avoids any mix ups. |-Fixed: The custom titles file was always saved to the app folder instead of the location in the settings. |-Fixed: After selecting the custom-titles.txt location, the filename was set to titles.txt, instead of custom-titles.txt. |-Fixed: The path to the disc.info file was wrong when using a custom folder. |-Fixed: Problems with NPOT textures on systems that don't support it. |-Added: New variables to use in the paths %APPDRIVE% (eg. "F:") and %LOCALTEMP% (eg. "C:\Users\fig\AppData\Local\Temp") |-Fixed: When the WiiFlow config was selected, front covers weren't downloaded to the cache (For display) when the full cover exists.
0.3.8 build 60 |-fixed: A couple of names in the about box showed as question marks because my source code formatter didn't work with unicode characters. I works as it should now. |-Fixed: Trailing backslashes are removed from paths in the settings. |-Added: Empty or zero sized drives aren't shown in the format dialog. |-Added: WBFS "virtual sector size" in format dialog, with a warning that it's not usable until we can get support for it in the cIOS. |-Added: Only valid FAT32 cluster sizes are shown in the format dialog. |-Changed: Default cover images from lustar. |-Fixed: DVD write speed wasn't read correctly from the Settings.ini. |-Added: Ignore critical errors with floppy drives, when there's no disk in the drive. Needs tested to make sure I've covered all the places where it can happen.
0.3.8 build 59 |-Fixed: Finally tracked down the duplicate drive bug, when a new drive was inserted. |-Added: Disc info cache to speed up listing the contents of a "FAT" drive. The "disc.info" file is stored in the WBFS folder. |-Changed: "Jobs" tab is now the "Downloads" tab. |-Added: All downloaded covers are stored in the cache folder, so it's quicker to sync with different drives/loader configuration etc. Updating is possible too because they're stored by region and type. |-Added: Preset cover configuration for popular USB loaders. Simply select the loader and your base cover folder. Certain cover types are disabled for the loader when it doesn't use them. |-Changed: Names of the Covers menu items reflect the fact that they also sync the cover folders when the relevant options are set. |-Added: Cover download functions can also delete files. eg. to sync the cover folders with a drive. |-Fixed: FAT32 format "Sectors per FAT" calculation was wrong. Maybe the cause of the problems some people have been experiencing. |-Added: Mini log in the format dialog. Everything seen there is also in the main log. |-Added: FAT32 format checks that were in the original source. e.g. 32KB clusters are too large for a 2GB drive. |-Fixed: NTFS formatting only worked for fixed disks. Now the media type is set from the drive geometry info so it should work with any drive type. |-Fixed: Error when zero sized files were loaded, causing the thread to terminate and not list all the games. |-Fixed: Writing CISO was broken...again. |-Fixed: Jobs page wasn't translated. |-Fixed: Some of the controls weren't resized with the settings dialog, causing long translated strings to be cut short.
Titles database Support for Multi-language WiiTDB titles.txt. Inline editing of titles, game ID and region. Use custom-titles.txt to store manual entry edits.
Different colours for each title source. Original = Titles taken from the file because they already match, or don't exist in the databases. WiiTDB = Title renamed on the fly from WiiTDB database. Custom = Title renamed on the fly from Custom database.
Enable WiiTDB/Custom titles in the settings dialog.
Auto rename titles during drive/WBFS file transfers Use on-the-fly titles for FAT32/NTFS files/folders, without changing the internal titles.
WBFS Drives Convert WBFS to CISO, ISO, WBFS File. Add to WBFS drives from any of the readable file formats below. Direct drive to drive transfers.
Simulated WBFS drives Mount any drive with a WBFS folder and use it just like the WBFS drives. Use any Filesystem for backup of WBFS files. eg. Mount an NTFS drive with WBFS folder. Use the old or new .wbfs storage conventions. ie.A single WBFS folder, or multiple sub-folders. Switch between them in the settings dialog, with the option to auto convert when a drive is mounted. Multiple folder layouts. Title [GameID], Title_[GameID], GameID_Title Use sparse ISO on NTFS drives, instead of WBFS files. Select WBFS file split size. Auto, Unlimited, 1GB, 2GB, 4GB. Mount custom folders on the drive pages.
Backup DVDs Direct rip to ISO, CISO, WBFS file, WBFS. Support for Multiboot discs, convert each game partition back to full ISO or transfer to WBFS etc. recovering the game's original disc title and ID. Batch mode. After a rip is complete, the disc is ejected and the next disc processed immediately when it's inserted. Direct burn from ISO, CISO, WBFS file, WBFS.
Import/Export Files Read RAR, ISO, CISO, WBFS File. Write ISO, CISO, WBFS Files. Direct conversion from any of the readable formats, to any of the writable formats. Transfer any readable format to WBFS or simulated WBFS drives. Multiboot ISO support. An entry is added to the file list for each game partition.
General Format drives to WBFS, FAT32 or NTFS. Extract archives files when adding to the files list, or automatically when needed for transfer/conversion. Add folders recursively. Automatic or manual selection of WBFS file split size. Automatic means unlimited on NTFS, otherwise 4GB. Select Wii disc partitions to keep. (Game, remove update or keep all) Select Display unit size (auto, MB, GB). Hide any drive you don't want to see in the drive menus, format dialog etc. Set friendly display names for drives. Multi-threaded. Start more than 1 operation at a time. eg. It's possible to rip a DVD to one drive, while transferring files to another. Progress panels are shown on the relevent pages for current operations showing ETA/Total expected time, transfer speed, current transferred size, percentage complete. Any operation can be paused or stopped at any time. Safely stop drive transfers etc. without damaging the file system. Buffered transfers for maximum speed, but the speed and ETA etc. can be erratic because of it. Speed is more important IMO. An MD5 Hash is calculated and stored in each disc transferred to a drive, so it's possible to verify the data integrity at a later date. The hash isn't calculated for ISO yet. Show/Hide list columns. Drag and drop to rearrange them. Incremental search on lists.eg. Quickly type "mar" to go to the next entry that contains that text. Uppercase = Full text search, Lowercase = Use only the start of the title Multi-language interface. Export game lists using easy to create templates.
j'ai une wii noire et j'utilise depuis peu wii backup manager version 0.3.8 build 61 j'ai un peu de mal à m'en servir surtout pour retrouver les jaquettes et les retrouver sur la wii en affichage... l'intérêt aussi d'avoir de l'iso ou l'autre format.... quelqu'un peu m'aider à moins qu'il y ai un tuto ?
As-tu essayé les options du sous-menu "Images" situé sous les onglets ? Souhaites-tu avoir les jaquettes à la fois sur Wii Backup Manager et sur ton loader ? A ce propose quel loader utiles-tu sur la Wii ?
Je suis un peu dans le même cas, existe t'il un tuto sur l'utilisation de ce logiciel ? J'ai déjà du mal à comprendre à quoi il sert, alors comment m'en servir... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/scared.gif)
Wii Backup Manager est un gestionnaire de backups.
Voici ce qui est écrit dans le tuto "Installer un USB Loader" :
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Les gestionnaires de backups permettent plusieurs choses, notamment de formater en WBFS, d'ajouter/retirer/extraire facilement un jeu de votre périphèrique, de cloner le contenu d'un périphérique, de transférer des jeux directement d'un périphérique à un autre, de renommer vos jeux, d'afficher les couvertures des jeux dans le logiciel et éventuellement de créer des chaînes pour les jeux...
Bonjour, pour ma part j'ai pu voir que les jaquettes se téléchargeaient et se mettaient dans le dossier "cover" du logiciel wiibackup et qu'il fallait les mettre après sur la carte SD insérée dans la wii. enfin pour le coup depuis le temps c'est ce que j'ai fait. entre temps j'ai acheté ce qu'il faut pour pouvoir me connecter sur internet mais j'ai peur des mises à jours... dommage parce que la wii est paramétré pour les "tricheries'.
Petit soucis aussi pour l'affichage, j'ai vu chez des amis que les jaquettes apparaissent en grands formats malgré le changement fait à l'écran sur le mode d'affichage . doit bien y avoir des thèmes ou des choses à rajouter quelque part...
merci ! l'idéal c'est quand même quand tu vois faire, dsl de vous embêter avec ça
j'ai acheté ce qu'il faut pour pouvoir me connecter sur internet mais j'ai peur des mises à jours...
Avec PriiLoader/PreFiix et le blocage des mises à jour activé, tes craintes s'envoleront. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)
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dommage parce que la wii est paramétré pour les "tricheries'.
Que veux-tu dire par là ?
CITATION(Mary @ 22 Aug 2011, 01:09 )
Petit soucis aussi pour l'affichage, j'ai vu chez des amis que les jaquettes apparaissent en grands formats malgré le changement fait à l'écran sur le mode d'affichage . doit bien y avoir des thèmes ou des choses à rajouter quelque part...
Avec la taille de secteur par défaut (512 octets) une partition WBFS ne peut contenir plus de 500 jeux. Si tu souhaites dépasser cette limite, il te faut la reformater avec une taille de secteur de 1024 ou 2048 octets.
Petit soucis aussi pour l'affichage, j'ai vu chez des amis que les jaquettes apparaissent en grands formats malgré le changement fait à l'écran sur le mode d'affichage . doit bien y avoir des thèmes ou des choses à rajouter quelque part...
Je ne sais pas quel loader tu utilise, mais avec certains loader, tu peux appuyer sur "1" ou "2" de ta wiimote pour changer l'affichage de tes backup. Sinon, avec certains loader, tu peux aussi télécharger des themes propres au loader. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)