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Gestion de Roms
Gamelist
- Sauvegarde du gamelist.xml
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Roms management
Gamelist
- Saving the gamelist.xml
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General
Scrape
Template
Gestion de Roms
Gamelist
Outils
Divers
General
Scrape
Template
Roms management
Gamelist
Tools
Miscellaneous
Available from version 1.8.5.1
If you have Roms that contain multiple disks, you can collect them in a single '.m3u' file. You just have to scrape this file, and in your frontend you can change the disk via the Retroarch menu.
Video Tutorial
If you have multi-disc Roms listed in the ARRM database.
For example :
Final Fantasy VII (disc 1).cue
Final Fantasy VII (disc 1).bin
Final Fantasy VII (disc 2).cue
Final Fantasy VII (disc 2).bin
Final Fantasy VII (disc 1).cue
Final Fantasy VII (disc 2).cue
The file 'Final Fantasy VII.m3u' will be created containing these 2 lines (the file is cleaned of disc information):
Final Fantasy VII (disc 1).cue
Final Fantasy VII (disc 2).cue
ARRM will then automatically ' hidden ' these 2 files, so that there is no duplication when displaying the gamelist in your Frontend.
Final Fantasy VII (disc 1).cue
Final Fantasy VII (disc 2).cue
If you do not see your . M3U files appear, make sure that the extension '.m3u' is recognized for the current system. (see ARRM does not display all my games. How to add an extension?)
Example: Disk eject toggle (right-analog up), Disk next (right-analog right) and Disk prev (right-analog left).