Problem with a downloaded image

[CliffyG]

Downloaded something for the Wii and am not sure how to burn it. The initial download was a load of files with .001, .002, .003 etc up to 90 so open it up in WinRAR and it shows me a file with an extension of .wii. After extracting i try and treat it as a standard image file and burn it using nero but it is too big to fit on a standard DVD. Anyone come across this before / have any ideas how to sort it?

I've tried downloading different ones but 1 didn't work when burnt and the other was the same as this one.

[Zirax]

ok, are these single or dual layer discs?

[CliffyG]

Single layer. I've not come across one which is more than the standard size and this one is only a few hundred meg over the limit.

[Dutch Guy]

Maybe it is like a ISO image and needs another program to get the files out of the image?

[CliffyG]

I'm stumped, nothing of use in the nfo file either. Will do some gooling later on.

[Dutch Guy]

http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/510290

Unscramble The Raw Image

Download unscrambler 04 from ingenieria-inversa.cl and extract it. copy the file "unscrambler.exe" into the very folder you keep your raw image in.
Then left-click your Windows start button in the lower left corner of your screen and click "Run". A window opens, type 'command'.

Navigate to the folder containing your raw image and "unscrambler.exe". In that folder, type 'unscrambler.exe raw-image.wii "image.iso"'

replacing raw-image.wii with the filename of your raw image and image.iso with any name you want your new *.iso to have.
Again this process takes some time, wait for the message "image successfully unscrambled" and close the window by typing "exit". Now the desired *.iso should be in the same folder.


This only works if your Wii is chipped with a modchip.

[CliffyG]

Great stuff, thanks for that, will try it later :).

[CliffyG]

That worked a treat, thanks mate :D.

[Dutch Guy]

That worked a treat, thanks mate :D.No problem :)