#How to change .gcm to iso for mac
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#How to change .gcm to iso iso

Added support for images that a file ends on a non 4 byte alignment (for 1 shrunk GC demo).

Net 4.7.2 (Preparation for long file name support)

ProcessorApp: Fixed the output log being truncated when a partition ID contained a null char.

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ProcessorApp: Fixed checkbox for 'Remove and Preserve Wii Update Partitions' not being set on app load.

#How to change .gcm to iso iso

ProcessorApp: Disabled the checkbox for 'Remove and Preserve Wii Update Partitions' when Recovering or Converting to iso.

ProcessorApp: Added failure message to log errors (same as cmldline exe output).

The app well be ported to dotnet core 3 soon Net 4.6.1 - mono wasn't handling 4.7.2 very well. ~ at the start of a Path will insert the user's home directory (all OSs)

Moved the SummaryLog to the Processed folder rather than the app folder to make it more obvious.

When a removed Update Partition is required to verify and was not present - no message was output, it just failed

Fixed Verify not outputting any log detail messages e.g.

It was always reencoding and not copying the NKit file when converting nkit.iso nkit.gcz This is not currently supported - An error is thrown and logged There should be no breaking changes or conversion difference for any previously successfully verified images.

FST filenames are now correctly encoded with Shift-JIS.

Fixed 'Truncated RVT-R image detected.' message being shown incorrectly.

Fixed Hash Preservation for images with corrupt FSTs.

The NKit FormatВ : Detailed information about the NKit Format.

File SystemsВ : Info about the GameCube/Wii filesystems and gaps.

#How to change .gcm to iso for mac

Net for Windows or Mono 4.6.1 for Mac or Linux (Will be ported to dotnet core 3.0 soon) Support for GC images with junk not generated with the image ID.Fixes GC images with non conformant junk.Fixes Wii Data partitions moved before 0xF800000 to save space.Fixes slightly overdumped images (from descramble tools).

Fixes truncated Wii images (where the Data partition is intact).

Fixes rare corrupt Wii partition table (caused by Wii Backup Manager).

Auto fixes modified disc headers (where the Data header remains intact).

Insert missing Wii Update (inc rare extra data), Channel and VC partitions.

Read the above images from Rar/Zip/7zip etc.

NKit Format support (smallest format and Dolphin compatible).

Scrubbed and Hacked preservation support.

Supports 100% of Redump images (Unlicensed, All Regions, Multi Disc etc).

Rename images that match Dat file entries to a configurable mask.

Reusable library for use in other projects.

Wii NKit format removes hashes and encryption (Dolphin Compatible).

GC NKit format aligns audio and tgc files to 32k for playability.

NKit Format (smallest format and Dolphin compatible, GC is hardware compatible).

Recovery and Preservation of GameCube and Wii images.

Convert Redump, Hacks, Scrubbed images to NKit format and back to the original iso data.

Recover scrubbed, header/region hacked images to match Redump verified images.

Preserve Wii images with controlled removal of update partition.

Preserve and shrink Scrubbed and Custom images.

Convert Wii/GC images to NKit format (small, playable, reversible) - with optional gcz compression.

Unscrub/Rebuild Wii/GC images from scrubbed/header+region hacked/wbfs(file)/iso.dec/iso/gcz to match Redump good images.

NKit images are also playable with Dolphin, Swiss and Nintendont (but not Wii USB Loaders yet). The NKit format is designed to shrink an image to its smallest while ensuring it can be restored back to the original source data. NKit can convert to ISO and the NKit format. Preserve is the ability to shrink any image and convert it back to the source ISO Recovery is the ability to rebuild source images to match the known good images verified by Redump NKit is a Nintendo ToolKit that can Recover and Preserve Wii and GameCube disc images It will be added to as people ask questions and raise issues.