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it was a verbatim dvd, i think thats a pretty good brand? idkTerrible brand? Both the DVD and/or the drive?
your serious?Are you playing it on a new Wii? Those can't read DVDs, while old Wiis can.
I was talking in terms of the data on the disk...Brand Names DO matter!
http://www.digitalfaq.com/reviews/dvd-media.htm
Thats the tier list for DVD-R Brands
am already working on it :DThe world need a smash bros in 3DS with online mode!
thanx for clarification on thatDisks don't use FAT32 or NTFS. They generally use ISO9660. But I would bet that GameCube games have their own filesystem.
just turn the music off in the game =.=How do I get rid of music altogether on an ISO? Like for example if I wish break the targets to have no sound track what so ever?
No, I wish to make more room in the game memory. I wish to delete songs of things I will not be using so I can Cram larger songs in other stages.there is an option to turn music off on the normal game...
Will that method reduce the space the music is consuming in the games bites?just turn the music off in the game =.=
unless you only want music on like 1 stage
then just record a blank wav (remove the mic)
and put that over everything other than what you want to have music (converting of course)
noidk if it works like that, im pretty sure u have to match the length of the song or something (absolutely no hacking exp here) and thats why they remix them
you can use GC tool to extract the ISO into a folder onto your computer and the replace the file manually. i believe that the movie has a set time in the games data however so even though yours is bigger, it will only run for the same amount of time as the original movie/sleepyk's. Also, you need to make sure that you replace the audio file that goes along with the movie as well since the sound the movie has isn't actually what you hear when watching it on the gameHey, I'm working with a copy of SleepyK's ISO, and am trying to hack the opening movie. However, my .mth file is too large to replace his MvOpen.mth, which is less than 40MB in size. The original MvOpen.mth is over 100MB in size, so is there any convenient way to work that back in so I can replace it with my own? My other solution is to just decrease the quality of my own file to fit the lower size restriction, which is fine, but if I can get around that without too much trouble, it'd be preferable to have a higher quality version.