WATCH DOGS - ?xDVD5/?xDVD9

[vollachr]

WATCH DOGS - ?xDVD5/?xDVD9
by VollachR

Images: Google Search
Cursor: DevianART by Mr-Blade (http://mr-blade.deviantart.com/art/L-E-D-Cursors-307259006)
Music: Game OST - Track 10 - Ghost of the Past
Button & Text BG Graphics: Own made with Photoshop CS5
Conversion Type: Upgraded from CIU v2.0.2 to CIU 2.0.5.1g
Compression Time: Up to 3 hours
Install Time: Approx 30-40 Minutes
Tested On: Windows 10 64bit
Final Size: Depends on game version and DLC, please report.
Redist: Yes
Version: 1.1
First Created: November 2014 (as Watch Dogs 6xDVD5)


Supported Install Languages:


Multi20: English US, English UK, Chinese, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portugese, Portugese Brazil, Russian, Spanish, Swedish

Instructions:

1. Install the game and any Updates/DLC you have/want

2. Download & Extract the attachment WatchDogs.rar file anywhere you want, NOT the game's install folder.

Note: Add any additional files you want to include in the disc to the sub-folder [Common\Files\Misc]

3. Run Converter.exe and select the game folder when asked

4. Follow the on screen instruction and select the location to create the conversion, what to do when conversion ends and if the ISO files should be automatically created and if so where to create them.

5. Wait for conversion to finish, be patient, it's a large game

6. Test your conversion before burning.

Enjoy

Redist Information


[Launch1]
Name=Microsoft DirectX
32Exe={app}\Support\DirectX\DXSETUP.exe
Argument=/silent
BeforeInstall=0

[Launch2]
Name=Ubisoft Game Launcher
32Exe={app}\Support\GameLauncher\UplayInstaller.ex e
Argument=/s
BeforeInstall=0

[Launch3]
Name=Microsoft NET Framework 3.5
32Exe={app}\Support\dotNetFramework\dotNetFx35setu p.exe
Argument=/q /norestart
BeforeInstall=0

[Launch4]
Name=Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 X64
32Exe={app}\Support\VCRedist\VS_2008_vcredist_sp1_ x64.exe
Argument=/q:a
BeforeInstall=0

[Launch5]
Name=Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 X64
32Exe={app}\Support\VCRedist\VS_2010_vcredist_x64. exe
Argument=/passive /norestart
BeforeInstall=0



Version History

Version 1.1: Updated from CIU 2.0.2 to CIU 2.0.5.1g, Now Using UCC v4.1.3.2 Compressor

Version 1.0: Initial Release (Never released on FF)


Screenshots
(Taken from original CIU 2.0.2 version, might vary from actual result)

Autorun
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7556/15705149099_0c3bea4b03_o.jpg

Welcome
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7542/15871152586_d331f6fa4f_o.jpg

License Agreement
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7556/15896820451_e625e0a276_o.jpg

Small Installer
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7553/15703889070_109381e452_o.jpg

[vollachr]

Updated the attachments due to mistake in the game and shortcut names in the Setup.exe (accidentally left a temporary addition to the name in place that I used during testings)

:oI keep messing up, probably just because I haven't touch conversions in a very long time, CIUv2 was still at v2.0.3.8 the last time I did a conversion, also probably because I'm tired by the time I make the final release preparations. :o

[vollachr]

re-uploaded the attachments, it turned out folder names can't have question marks in them which caused an error in compression, if you don't wish to re-download the conversion files just open the following file:

Common\Settings\Settings.ini

Using notepad or other text editor, look for the line that say:

Discs#=?

Edit it to say:

Discs#=#

This should fix the problem

Also turned out I accidentally included files that shouldn't have been there in the Common\Files\Misc folder when I uploaded it previously, these are now removed.

[andreiutzu21]

hey why give's me an error while converting at 10% SAYS " FreeArc returns an error in archive Data.bin " without " " THX

[vollachr]

hey why give's me an error while converting at 10% SAYS " FreeArc returns an error in archive Data.bin " without " " THX

Could be a number of reasons, most common reason is that the FreeArc ran out of space in the destination partition in the middle of compression.

Here are a few things to check:


Make sure you have at least 50-60GB of free space in the drive you create the conversion in.

Try to disable anti-virus software if you have one, it can sometime interfere with compression.

Check the game size, if it's over 25GB you may have a version that is larger than the one I tested it with, in that case srep will return an error during freearc compression due to size limit.

if this is the case do the following:


In the location where you extracted the conversion files go into the folder [Common\Settings]

Open Data1.ini file in Notepad or other text editor

Find the line that say "Method=sreplzma"

Change "Method=sreplzma" to "Method=srep64lzma"

Save the file and try the conversion again.

[andreiutzu21]

i'm gonna try this way

Could be a number of reasons, most common reason is that the FreeArc ran out of space in the destination partition in the middle of compression.

Here are a few things to check:


Make sure you have at least 50-60GB of free space in the drive you create the conversion in.

Try to disable anti-virus software if you have one, it can sometime interfere with compression.

Check the game size, if it's over 25GB you may have a version that is larger than the one I tested it with, in that case srep will return an error during freearc compression due to size limit.

if this is the case do the following:


In the location where you extracted the conversion files go into the folder [Common\Settings]

Open Data1.ini file in Notepad or other text editor

Find the line that say "Method=sreplzma"

Change "Method=sreplzma" to "Method=srep64lzma"

Save the file and try the conversion again.



thank's free space was the problem

[sulfurum1989]

works with the last version 1.06.329, and all dlcs?

[vollachr]

works with the last version 1.06.329, and all dlcs?

Yes, Although it was created and tested with 1.04 and all available DLCs at the time it is made in a way that allows it to work with any version of the game and as many DLCs as you want.

The difference will be the time it will take to compress, the final size and amount of discs.