ummm where is the key.bin??.. im noob at this
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ummm where is the key.bin??.. im noob at this
QUOTE said:Was just wondering if anyone had thought about this.
1. Wii games are encrypted on the disk. The encryption being such that the disk image will not compress - with rare exceptions e.g. Puzzle Quest
2. It is now possible to open up the encrypted discs to see the actual size of the used data.
What would happen if, for example, the ISO image was doctored to blank fill the non-used area of the image with compressable data. It would then be possible to compress it, the uncompressed one still being the correct 'full iso' in size. The game should also still run as no data will be missing and no signing of code required..
Just a thought (and if I didn't have a stinking head cold I'd give it a go)
Yeah that's better.
Question. For the games that result as less that 700mb, would there be a way to make it so that you could burn them onto a CD rather than a full dvd? I realise that once decompressed the images are still 4gb, but surely if the data isn't used then it's not a problem? No?
Question. For the games that result as less that 700mb, would there be a way to make it so that you could burn them onto a CD rather than a full dvd? I realise that once decompressed the images are still 4gb, but surely if the data isn't used then it's not a problem? No?
Just found a small bug, I don't know if it's been reported yet.
Compressing
Rockstar Games presents Table Tennis v0.1.iso
Returns a filename of
Rockstar Games presents Table Tennis v0(compress).1(compress).i
Just a headsup
Question. For the games that result as less that 700mb, would there be a way to make it so that you could burn them onto a CD rather than a full dvd? I realise that once decompressed the images are still 4gb, but surely if the data isn't used then it's not a problem? No?
you cant REMOVE things from the disc at the time being
it will be detected when files change location on the disc
you should read more about how this program works
Just found a small bug, I don't know if it's been reported yet.
Compressing
Rockstar Games presents Table Tennis v0.1.iso
Returns a filename of
Rockstar Games presents Table Tennis v0(compress).1(compress).i
Just a headsup
That will be my slack coding of just looking for '.' in the string and replacing it with "(compress)."
The Moh2 display bug is also outstanding.
The blank data isn't all at the end of the disk, if you truncate the iso to 700mb and burn it to a CD you will be potentially missing some valid data so no, stick to dvd'sQuestion. For the games that result as less that 700mb, would there be a way to make it so that you could burn them onto a CD rather than a full dvd? I realise that once decompressed the images are still 4gb, but surely if the data isn't used then it's not a problem? No?
you cant REMOVE things from the disc at the time being
it will be detected when files change location on the disc
you should read more about how this program works
That's not what i said is it... you're removing blank data. I'm not talking about removing useful stuff...
Question. For the games that result as less that 700mb, would there be a way to make it so that you could burn them onto a CD rather than a full dvd? I realise that once decompressed the images are still 4gb, but surely if the data isn't used then it's not a problem? No?
you cant REMOVE things from the disc at the time being
it will be detected when files change location on the disc
you should read more about how this program works
That's not what i said is it... you're removing blank data. I'm not talking about removing useful stuff...
Question. For the games that result as less that 700mb, would there be a way to make it so that you could burn them onto a CD rather than a full dvd? I realise that once decompressed the images are still 4gb, but surely if the data isn't used then it's not a problem? No?
you cant REMOVE things from the disc at the time being
it will be detected when files change location on the disc
you should read more about how this program works
That's not what i said is it... you're removing blank data. I'm not talking about removing useful stuff...
that's exactly why it cant be done, removing blank data means shifting position of useful data of the game
that WILL be detected by Wii and crash
unless we can sign the disc again (which we cant at the moment)
Pokemon Battle Revolution USA Wii-PROMiNENT (WIIScrubbed)
1.25GB
Bam, looks like they are using it.
Pokemon Battle Revolution USA Wii-PROMiNENT (WIIScrubbed)
1.25GB
Bam, looks like they are using it.
It's more like people scrubbed that release