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Added a new section for dumping Wii titles from the Wii U eShop. Rewritten from this page: https://lendunistus.github.io/wiiuvcextract-guide/#nintendo-wii
(→‎Joining Split Files: Copyedit; don't use "*.part*.iso" as that'll cause issues if there are multiple games that need to be joined)
(Added a new section for dumping Wii titles from the Wii U eShop. Rewritten from this page: https://lendunistus.github.io/wiiuvcextract-guide/#nintendo-wii)
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** Dolphin build version {{revision|3.5}} and later can accept Wii games in WBFS format.
** Dolphin build version {{revision|3.5}} and later can accept Wii games in WBFS format.
*For '''GameCube''': ''X:\games\* [GAMEID]\game.iso'' (NOTE: file system must be FAT32)
*For '''GameCube''': ''X:\games\* [GAMEID]\game.iso'' (NOTE: file system must be FAT32)
== Extracting discs from the Wii U eShop ==
To create an ISO image from a Wii eShop title, a CFW-enabled Wii U, a Wii U NAND dump (specifically the OTP and SEEPROM), an external hard drive formatted by the console with the Wii game(s) installed, [https://github.com/FIX94/nfs2iso2nfs/releases/latest nfs2iso2nfs] and [https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/DumpsterU/releases/latest DumpsterU] are required.
# Insert the drive into a computer with DumpsterU installed. '''Do not format if prompted.'''
# Open DumpsterU. Select your drive and OTP/SEEPROM locations.
# A game list should appear. Double-click the Wii game you want to extract and select a safe location in 'Output Folder'.
# Select 'Dump Game'. After DumpsterU finishes, navigate to the chosen folder.
# Navigate using a command line/terminal to the content folder in your dump (for example, Rhythm Heaven Fever: <code>101B0700\game\content</code>)
# Run <code>nfs2iso2nfs.exe -dec</code> to begin the conversion process.
# The game should appear as game.iso in the same directory.
Rename the output to whatever you wish and copy it to your Wii dump directory.
<br>The image will most likely be missing its UPDATE partition and have a few minor errors. This is normal.


== Exporting Wii Channels ==
== Exporting Wii Channels ==

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