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| Anytitle Deleter DB Wii | |
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| Author | MrClick |
| Type | Title Managers |
| Version | 1.0v4 |
| License | Mixed |
| Last Updated | 2010/01/05 |
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This application has been obsoleted by one or more applications that serve the same purpose, but are more stable or maintained. |
AnyTitle Deleter DB is an updated version of AnyTitle Deleter by tona with several added features.
It will delete (almost) any title on your system--ticket, title, and contents. It contains brick protection, so you shouldn't have to worry about bricking your system by deleting the wrong thing. When possible the title's banner.bin and 00000000.app (stored on the NAND) or the external database (database.txt in the SD cards root) will be consulted to determine the name of a title.
Title names read from the banner.bin can be saved to database.txt from within the program to complete the database. The internal names are marked by asterisks in the list. So when in (SD > NAND) mode all marked titles have a proper internal name but no entry in the database. Titles can be added to the database when an entry already exists creating a duplicate for correction purposes.
Note: This application has been made redundant by AnyTitle Deleter MOD.
Features
- Everything in AnyTitle Deleter.
- Displaying title names by either consulting the external database.txt or the internal banner.bin or 00000000.app.
- Save title names from the internal banner.bin to the external database.txt to complete the list.
- Choose between using only the internal or external names or combine both for most comprehensive results.
- Choose from different displaying modes to see only the title's names or IDs.
User guide
The database.txt file has to be copied to the root of the SD card.
See Red Squirrel's AnyTitle Deleter MOD page for newer database.txt.
Screenshots
Changelog
1.0 v4
- Checks the first .app file instead of just 00000000.app to allow more names to be found.
- For 0x10000 type TID, it checks the data and content folders. if there is 0 items in the data and only a title.tmd in the content, it puts a TMD! by the name (if the IOS will let it).
- There are 2 flavors, one that just uses the highest IOS counting down from 36 and one that uses 249.
- Updated code by giantpune, added by Wilsoff.
1.0 v3
- Title names can now be read from 00000000.app files found in many (but not all) channels.
- Wii is brought into "super user" mode when reading 00000000.app files.
- "System Menu" mode is used to read banner.bin files.
- Updated the ES identification to the one from tona's AnyRegion Changer.
- Removed the "Directory" naming mode since it was buggy and quite useless.
- Minor fixes in menu code.
1.0 v2
- Adding title names from the banner.bin to the external database.
- Title names not taken from the database are marked now.
- Enhanced file info screen is displayed before deleting a title.
- More titles can be displayed on screen.
- Internal code cleanup.
- When compiling a constant in main.c can be set to hard reboot instead of return to loader.
- Another constant can disable brick protection on recompile.
- Warning messages.
1.0 v1
- Added displaying of title names from a provided database file (by Red Squirrel).
- Added displaying of title names taken from the title's banner.bin.
- cleaned up the menu.
- added support for different levels of info being displayed in the title list.
- added some control tweaks.
- Based on the original AnyTitle Deleter code by tona (C) 2008.
Credits
- tona for his original AnyTitle Deleter.
- Red Squirrel for his title database.
- SquidMan for WiiMU.