The batch displays:
- the full title name
- the product code (e.g. WUP-P-AECD)
- the Loadiine ID (e.g. AECD52)
- the full title ID (e.g. 00050000-10113700)
- the title version (e.g. v144)
- the region of the title (USA/EUR/JPN/RF)
- the mastering date if set (e.g. 2012-10-16 14:26:29)
- the title type (e.g. Game/Game [vWii]/DLC/Update Data/Virtual Console/System App)
- the name from the publisher (e.g. Activision Publishing, Inc.)
- if the title is a Retail only title or from the Nintendo Update Server (NUS)
- if the title is using the Network feature (No/Yes [Optional]/Yes [Required])
- if the title is using the Nintendo Network ID feature (No/Yes [Optional]/Yes [Required])
- if the title is using the Gamepad feature (No/Yes [Normal]/Yes [Mirrored only])
- if the title is hidden or launchable via the Wii U home menu
Drag & Drop your meta.xml or the folder from your Wii U title into the "MetaParserU.bat". Valid options are:
- The meta.xml file itself
- A folder including the meta.xml e.g.
meta\meta.xml - A folder including the whole Wii U title folder e.g.
Call of Duty Black Ops 2 [AECD52]\meta\meta.xml
You can also run the batch via command line e.g. MetaParserU.bat "C:\Call of Duty Black Ops 2 [AECD52]\meta\meta.xml".
- Windows XP (x86/x64) or higher
- Windows Server 2003 (x86/x64) or higher
- WUX/WUP files are not supported. These must first be extracted and decrypted.
- For proper drag-and-drop, the title folder needs to be in the Loadiine or CEMU format.
- It's not possible to run the batch directly. The batch always needs a parameter.
- The batch runs under Windows 2000, but due to codepage issues, it's not recommended.
- Japanese characters in folder names are not supported. Please drag and drop only the meta.xml file.