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clrmame Discussion / Re: Problems with files ≥4 GB

« on: 22 May 2009, 10:21 »

Thank you so much for 3.126b Even though it might not be an ultimate solution for the 7z problem it makes my files get scanned (and renamed) correctly at last Great work, Roman

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clrmame Discussion / Re: Problems with files ≥4 GB

« on: 12 May 2009, 20:05 »

Thanks for having a look at it anyway I guess I'll rar my files for now (at least the ones ≥4 GB) until there's a better solution.

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clrmame Discussion / Re: Problems with files ≥4 GB

« on: 11 May 2009, 22:10 »

I see, that's too bad. Personally, I'm not a programmer at all Maybe someone else will eventually run into problems with these huge files too and write that function.
Oh, and good luck with that apartment and job search

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clrmame Discussion / Re: Problems with files ≥4 GB

« on: 11 May 2009, 21:18 »

That's great news! Well, at least the 4 GB part, because I don't really understand what "blockwise" means in this context can we expect to see a 3.126b soon or will I have to wait until 3.127 or later for the new SDK to be implemented?

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clrmame Discussion / Re: Problems with files ≥4 GB

« on: 10 May 2009, 19:04 »

Wow, that would be so awesome Please keep me updated

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clrmame Discussion / Problems with files ≥4 GB

« on: 09 May 2009, 23:09 »

Hi,
I'm having some problems with files bigger than 4 GB. The files are compressed using 7-zip 4.65. clrmamepro's log window shows the following (just an excerpt, it does happen with all files ≥4 GB):

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Corrupt Archive File:C:\Emulation\Dumps\Sony Playstation 2\Champions_E.7z | Reason: NO ENTRIES
That file is actually perfectly valid; I tried uncompressing it and checked the CRC manually - it matched. I'm using Vista64, the 64 bit versions of clrmamepro and 7-zip and I'm on an NTFS partition, so I can pretty much rule out any 32 bit file size limitations.
Any suggestions?

TIA, amarok