The Wii Backup File System Manager application was designed to be a small tool basically provides a GUI for working with hard disk drives that have been formatted to the WBFS file system.
Here are some key features of "Wii Backup File System Manager":
· Listing of games with titles, sizes and codes.
· Drag-and-drop support for adding multiple files at once to the WBFS drive.
· Easy to use interface which also reports available, total and used disk space at a glance.
· Batch processing of multiple ISOs.
· Rename discs on the WBFS drive.
· Multilingual support
· French, courtesy of TheCrach
· Italian and Perugino, courtesty of cerocca
· German, courtesy of BarbaxX
· Spanish, courtesy of dgtor
· Dutch, courtesy of villadelfia
· Chinese (Traditional), courtesy of IvanChen
· Homebrew Channel entry creation
· Indirect Drive-To-Drive transferring and cloning
· Automatic RAR archive extraction
· Batch extraction and deletion
· Exporting list of games on drive to a .CSV
· Ability to use more than one cover directory
· Channel Creation
Requirements:
· NET Framework 3.5 SP1
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Changes (2.5)
· Added indirect Drive-To-Drive transferring and cloning. (Click Drive-To-Drive expander (the line under the buttons) to show related options) (Need minimum 4.8 GBs free.)
· Added automatic RAR archive extraction (drag and drop or use the browse button).
· Added batch extraction and deletion. (Hold shift to select a range of items, or hold Ctrl to select separate individual items).
· Added exporting list of games on drive to a .CSV (Comma-separated values) file. Right-click on left-hand list and click export. Can export entire list or only selected items.
· Added ability to use more than one cover directory (all downloaded covers will still be downloaded to My Documents\WBFS Manager Covers)
· Added estimated total size for Games to Add list.
· Added Italian, German and Chinese (Traditional) language support
· Added information about the number of items in each list.
· Added message informing user that they're using the wrong version if they try using 32-bit version ...
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