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is there a way to do batch scrubbing of iso files? I have a whole folder of games but I want to scrub them to use less space on my hard drive.
 

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you can do it with a command line. there is a CLI wiiscrubber and winrar actually uses a CLI in the background. just make a command to scrub a game, rar it up, and then delete the original ISO.
 

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wit (a tool of package WWT) can copy and/or scrub and/or convert iso files. It is designed for batch mode.

Examples:
Code:
# copy all ISO files (plain, wdf, wbfs or ciso) in src_dir to dest_dir, 
# convert them into ciso and give them nice names ('%X'). 
# scrubbing is enabled by default
wit copy src_dir -d dest_dir/%X --ciso --test

# in place scrubbing: scrub all files names *.iso
wit scrub *.iso --test

# in place scrubbing with removing of update sections. 
# The pointÂÂmeans: all ISO files of the current directory
wit scrub . --psel=no-update --test

# the --test option enables test mode => show only things that would be done
# remove --test to activate the commands

# the option --recurse (or -r) followed by a directory means: 
# search the directory recursively for iso files and use them all as source
 

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