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Use the \\?\ syntax in your rom manager path. This also works for UNC paths: \\?\UNC\
https://www.emulab.it/forum/index.php?topic=4213.0

There are no dumps hosted here, only the hashes for good dumps.

However contributions of your dump info is always appreciated. Especially if you have any Korean games since those are hard to come by. Hopefully one of the admins will create your account soon. Welcome!

What about a No-Intro style XML that can be used in something like clrmamepro that we can check for dat file versions?

http://datomatic.nointro.org/profile.xml

use nNASOS to shrink GC/Wii isos. It does the same thing as LedZeppelin68's original version but its much faster and supports Korean and 2 disc games.

Use SWiiT to repair bad dumps to match redump. It is not a replacement for NASOS / nNASOS.

There are no isos to download here.

The flag for the Arab League is probably the most appropriate and politically neutral for Arabic

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_the_Arab_League

More specifically, for his first submission he has a verification for http://redump.org/disc/54552/ from a USA serial disc.

Maybe just stick to the forum post template shown here:
http://wiki.redump.org/index.php?title= … Cube_/_Wii

The disc form is useful but I'm always afraid ill have a typo somewhere and once its submitted theres no way to see or edit the info you submitted via the form.

Actually the PAL undumped list is fairly comprehensive. BacoKarel spent a lot of time researching. There may be a few that simply aren’t on the list though because we don’t know they exist.

Welcome aboard!!

I may have answered my own question after looking at the technical specifications for the mould SID code:

"Example: A Mould SID Code of “IFPI A01xx” may be issued to you. The digits “A01” are unique to you. You will then use the last two digits to
allocate a unique code for each mould. The code for the first mould might be IFPI A0100, the code for the second “IFPI A0101”, and so on. Using
alphanumeric digits consisting of the numbers 0 through 9 and the letters of the Western alphabet A through Z, excluding “I”, “O”, “S” and “Q”, the plant has the ability to assign unique codes to 1,024 different moulds."

So it sounds to me that that I, O, S, and Q are reserved and should not be used. In this case, is it safe to assume the following if its tricky to read?

I = 1
O = 0
S = 5
Q = 0

If that is the case, someone might want to do a search in the database for any of the mould SID codes that contain any of those letters and correct accordingly. Then again, I guess its possible that plants don't follow that explicitly since the only reference to those excluded characters is in an example, not in the actual technical specifications. As far as I can tell, its up to the plant to decide on the last 2 characters of the mould SID code.