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Naming presets
When composing the name of a file to convert, renaming a file or exporting a game list, special tags can be inserted into the text field by clicking on the “+” button on the left side. Frequently used naming presets can be selected, too. To add a custom naming preset to the list, compose your…
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Keep synced in background
By default, a sync compares the files on all bases to find any differences. Instead of running the whole sync again whenever one or more files are added, modified or removed, SyncTime can monitor file changes in the background and sync them instantly. You can enable the option Keep synced in background in the Advanced…
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Witgui 2.0.3
New features Games can be dragged to the Finder to start a conversion. Parent folders with a custom name can be created when converting/renaming a game by inserting appropriate “/” characters in the text field and preset naming conventions can be selected as well (to add/remove a preset, you have to hold the ALT/OPT key…
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Uninstalling Witgui
To uninstall Witgui, the directory ~/Library/Application Support/Witgui should be removed, where ~ denotes your home directory (i.e. /Users/myusername).
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Witgui 2.0.2
New features Added option for creating a parent directory with the same name when creating a file.
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Witgui 2.0.1
Updates Added a “languages” item in the menu to compose filenames; commas are allowed now. Browsing WBFS partitions is not allowed on Lion anymore to prevent kernel panics. A notification is sent on Mountain Lion after a conversion has completed. Updated some other minor issues.
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Filters
Filters allow to selectively exclude and include files. Filters can be changed in the Filters tab of the sync item settings. Note: “file” is a generic term that refers to all kinds of files, such as regular files (text files, PDF files etc.) and directories. You can add any number of filters that are checked…
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Witgui 2.0
Known issues Trying to list the connected WBFS partitions causes a kernel panic on Lion (Mountain Lion is safe). New features Added support for reading/writing .wbfs, .iso .wdf and .ciso and reading .wia files for both Wii and GameCube games. Added WBFS partition support for reading, adding, extracting, removing and recovering games (requires privileged permissions).…
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Merging and splitting files
When you select a different option than “Don’t split” in the conversion modal panel, the created file will be split up into multiple files if it is larger than the selected option. This is necessary if you are going to play a game on a FAT partition, which doesn’t support files larger than 4GB. To…
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Adding a game to a WBFS partition
Before being able to open a WBFS partition, you have to install wwt and grant access to the partition. To open a WBFS partition, select “Open WBFS partition” from the File menu and choose your WBFS partition from the combo box. Make sure you can see the game you want to transfer in the source window (which will…