I'm about to go dump the iso for brawl from my original DVD9 using USBLoader. How can I resize it so that it'll fit onto a DVD5?
1) What is "Original DVD9"? Is that a retail version of Brawl? Or a full dual layer backup of Brawl?
2) You'll do more damage by straining the laser over years of backups and retail games than a one time dump to a HD.
tldr; Why do you want it to fit for DVD5 if you're dumping it to a USB Loader and no to the second question.
I want the DVD5 version because my ext HDD is mainly used at my laptop. It's troublesome bringing it in and out with it's power adapter. And yeah I meant the retail version
Edit: Sorry my bandwidth is capped so I've finally been able to search a thread and found out that I could use wii scrubber. Would this give me the 4.3gb iso?
I think you should invest in a separate HDD for your Wii. Also, why would you want a DVD5 backup that will only load at 3X from a DVD if you have the original game?
There is a DVD5 rip out there, you can't install it to the HDD, at least back when all this was still new with USB Loader 1.1 and Maximillion's WBFS GUI based on wbfs_win.exe was the best it wouldn't let you install the rip to a hard drive/flash drive because the size wasn't right or something.
I've had rapidshare happy hours for the last few weeks 0_o | GBAtemp.net - The Independent Video Game Community
BTW i know everyone is complaining about it, but i gotta agree that the rapidshare cats make capture codes so difficult to read.
I've have my Rapidshare stuck at 14 minutes for two days now. I tried resetting my internet but no luck.
they have a stupid 3d doobie now >_> its harder to read. anyway, happy hour is there from an abundance of bandwidht leftover from a day, happy hour will continue untill the bandwidth is wasted away.
I can't stand megaupload. In order for me to use it, I have to install the toolbar. And whenever I install the toolbar, it fucks up my browser.
Because if I don't it'll give me some bullshit telling me that all the download slots for my country are used up.
When I have the toolbar it never gives me that. And once I even checked it to be sure. I installed it, it worked fine. I uninstalled it 5 mins after, it stoppped working. I reinstall it and wonder above wonder, IT WORKS!
Rapidshare happy hour is on alot lately, but I mostly wait until off-peak times to download anything from rapidshare, but thats still rare but it does seem to be on every time I do use it.
For some reason every time I tried (like 5 times), it was always Happy Hour. So yeah, Happy Hour isn't just one hour a day.
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Say it Out Loud is the second album from punk-rockers, The Interrupters & may be the most upbeat, fun sounding record of 2016. Released in June, it is the perfect soundtrack to the warmer months thanks to its bouncy, feel-good sound.
So let’s get this out of the way, singer Aimee Allen has an scarily similar voice to Brody Dalle of The Distillers. If you weren’t a big Distillers fan you could easily mistake the two. Even musically there are plenty of similarities but with one big difference…The Interrupters are here, The Distillers aren’t.
The first half of this 14 track album will tell you all you need to know about The Interrupters. By My Side, She Got Arrested, Babylon, On a Turntable, The Prosecutor, Control & Phantom City are all insanely catchy & fun. It’s got so much musical merit with its mix of punk-rock & ska beats. The choruses are so easy to sing along too & the lyrics are smart (the power of music), in particular On a Turntable which is the first song on the album that is out & out punk-rock. It’s easily one of the best songs on the album.
It’s exciting to hear Tim Armstrong sing on Phantom City as Tim Timebomb. He has one of the most recognisable voices in punk & can light up any track.
The second half of the album is where things don’t quite hit as well. At 14 tracks it’s far too long & it all begins to blend into one another by the latter half of the album. Media Sensation, You’re Gonna Find a Way Out (also the most ska song on the album) lack the same impact. The beats all begin to sound too similar & even her voice begins to lose its vigour.
Thankfully the gang-vocal intro & chorus (as well as the excellent lyrics) of Divide Us ensures it’s not a completely forgettable half.
As was said earlier the album goes on too long. Two songs too long, the punky pace of Good Things should have been the end point as even its lyrics seem to signify that it’s over.
Unfortunately the album does continue with the extremely forgettable Jenny Drinks & the disappointing Loyal. The latter is a bit of a call to arms but it lacks an interesting beat or any memorable vocal line.
It’s a disappointing end to an album that is more killer then filler. So many huge sounding, sing-along songs led by a vocalist that just smashes it. A few similar sounding songs causes the latter parts of the album to not stand out as much as the first but there are still great songs amongst the blander sounding moments.