WII discs are typically sold on 4.7GB DVD’s (4.37GB of usable space) and may contain game data, WII update software, and junk data (used to fill the remainder of the disc).  If you take an ISO backup of a WII disc (ex. to play through a Wode Jukebox), the resulting ISO file will be 4.37GB (even though the game data may only be a few hundred MB).  This article shows you how to shrink your WII game backups to the smallest size possible. Rip WII Discs to WBFS If you own a Wode Jukebox, you ...

My kids love the WII and nothing is a better sign of that than the pile of scratched WII discs lying scattered in a drawer or buried within the couch somewhere.  Besides the games that have gone missing in action, some of these games are now completely unplayable in the WII (regardless of whatever scratch repair method I apply to them).  I look forward to the day when everything is digital (not driving to the store to buy games, no losing discs, no scratching discs, etc).  Until then, you can...