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compressed file support #462

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kid1412621 opened this issue Jun 2, 2023 · 6 comments
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compressed file support #462

kid1412621 opened this issue Jun 2, 2023 · 6 comments
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platforms and players This issue is related to platforms and players configuration

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@kid1412621
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currently I got several zip files of PSP ROM. They're not be recognized by Daijisho unless I decompress them.

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Jetup13 commented Jun 2, 2023

PPSSPP doesn't support loading games from zip. Decompress it. If you're worried about saving space you can convert PSP games to cso format.

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PPSSPP doesn't support loading games from zip. Decompress it. If you're worried about saving space you can convert PSP games to cso format.

But RetroArch - PPSSPP supports scan and play zip file.

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Jetup13 commented Jun 3, 2023

It's not worth the hassle to use zips for disc based games. If core crashes, which PPSSPP certainly does at times, it will not clear the cache folder. RetroArch unzips the files to a cache folder, plays the first file it finds (optical disc games for systems like PSX & Sega CD will have problems), & delete cache afterwards when content is closed (wouldn't that cause wear SD cards?)

This is why stuff like CHD and CSO exist. Convert your games if you want to prevent possible future problems & save on space. But if you do want it you can simply add it to the playler

Daijishou > Settings > Library > Inspect Player > select the player > add zip to Player accepted filename regex > Save

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It's not worth the hassle to use zips for disc based games. If core crashes, which PPSSPP certainly does at times, it will not clear the cache folder. RetroArch unzips the files to a cache folder, plays the first file it finds (optical disc games for systems like PSX & Sega CD will have problems), & delete cache afterwards when content is closed (wouldn't that cause wear SD cards?)

This is why stuff like CHD and CSO exist. Convert your games if you want to prevent possible future problems & save on space. But if you do want it you can simply add it to the playler

Daijishou > Settings > Library > Inspect Player > select the player > add zip to Player accepted filename regex > Save

Cool, thx for explanation.

@kid1412621
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hi @Jetup13, one more question, why psp player doesn't support CHD by default?

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Jetup13 commented Jun 6, 2023

You would have to direct that question to PPSSPP's devs. It's been requested years ago. Here's the issue ticket

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