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When I open a folder with .iso games in it nothing shows up and when I try and drag the games in I get the message ‘No valid games have been found. The selected files are not valid games or do not contain any valid games.’
Any idea what to do?
Please check if they’re in the NKit format, as this is not supported by wit/wwt.
Hi again,
I don’t know if you got my last email – but there’s a new release of WIT as a Universal 2 binary – with Intel and ARM support. https://wit.wiimm.de/download.html
Is this what you need to implement Apple Silicon support into your program? The problem with the QuickLook seems to be fixed 🙂
Don’t forget to `xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine` the binaries first, or else it will say the binary is damaged.
Looking forward to seeing Witgui work on Apple Silicon.
Thanks!
The update optimized for M1 is now live.
Great app, and wonderful to get some Mac love – with such attention to detail.
I have a small request – Can you add the ability to rename the WBFS drive/partition? It has a Manufacturers name and I want to label it ‘Wii’ for example.
You should try posting on the official wit/wwt forum, which Witgui uses internally, because as far as I know renaming a WBFS partition is currently not supported: https://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=182236#entry2286365
Hi,
I’ve been working with Leseratte, who is working in tandem with Wiimm on the next update of wit. It will now be a Universal 2 binary, having support for Intel and ARM.
It appears that v3.03a introduced a problem with your app’s QuickLook (used for showing game info in Finder), which is causing wit to segfault. v3.02a works fine with it. My Mac’s logs are flooded with crash logs. We have not been able to reproduce this because we don’t know what the actual command QuickLook passes to wit (additionally, your program seems to be closed-source).
We’re not sure whether Witgui is doing something wrong, or if it’s a problem with wit. Probably the latter. The crash is happening on 10.15.7 and 11.2.3 (2 different Macs).
Here’s a crash log: https://bit.ly/39KJeji
Please help us figure out what’s causing these crashes.
Also, I hope Witgui can get an update soon, you said that it’s not necessary to compile for ARM support since this app is just basically a GUI, but it’d still be nice. Maybe UI adjustments can be made for Big Sur?
Thanks!
I would be happy to add Apple Silicon compatibility, once there is a working wit/wwt version with Universal Binary 2.
Hi! I was wondering if there is a way to add DLC files onto my games on WITGUI? I have the DLC files but am not sure how to input it into the WITGUI application. Thanks!
I personally have never used DLCs and don’t know if they are supported by the wit and wwt tools. You can try writing on the official forum: https://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=182236#entry2286365
Seems like this forum is quite active ; so i’ll ask here,
WitGui is not detecting my Gamecube ISO’s, tho the wii wbfs are working fine. Does witgui support iso? i’m a little confused.
From the output you sent me it looks like a problem with the wit tool. I updated the help section so that you can check if it’s a wit issue and ask for help on the official forum: Logging and inspecting errors.
Hi, I’m trying to load .gcm files to my hdd through WITGUI, but WITGUI doesn’t recognise them. I tried renaming them to .ISO but that didn’t help. They work in Dolphin. Any thought on what i’m doing wrong? Thanks!
Personally I’ve never seen that file extension, so it’s probably not supported by wit. Have you tried asking for help on the wit homepage? https://wit.wiimm.de
my mistake, it will fit:
“The maximum file size on a FAT32 formatted partition is 4 GB or 4,294,967,296 bytes minus 2 bytes”
-> More like 4.3GB