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General / Re: [Help me] I want to convert all my roms to torrent7z
« on: 21 May 2021, 03:55 »it's still fails.I would assume your silence says you got it working..
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General / Re: [Help me] I want to convert all my roms to torrent7z
« on: 12 May 2021, 03:37 »
I repeated your steps so I can show you how...
I downloaded t7z.exe and dropped it into a folder, dropped the folder with the roms to convert onto the EXE - error msvcr71.dll not found, did a google search, found downloaded and dropped the msvcr71.dll into same folder as EXE..
Dropped the folder onto the EXE again got this prompt..
I downloaded t7z.exe and dropped it into a folder, dropped the folder with the roms to convert onto the EXE - error msvcr71.dll not found, did a google search, found downloaded and dropped the msvcr71.dll into same folder as EXE..
Dropped the folder onto the EXE again got this prompt..
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torrent7z_0.9.2beta/Sun Aug 17 23:08:24 2014Hit the key 'a' then enter, converts all files in that folder not already in t7z format to t7z format
using 7-Zip (A) 4.65 Copyright (c) 1999-2009 Igor Pavlov 2009-02-03
Convert "C:\Folder with files to convert\Some_ROM.zip" to t7z?
Yes (y)/No (n)/Yes to All *.zip (y+,a)/No to All *.zip (n+,-)/Quit (q)?
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General / Re: [Help me] I want to convert all my roms to torrent7z
« on: 09 May 2021, 08:46 »
Often is on your pc somewhere, search and copy to same folder or just do a web search for msvcr71.dll
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General / Re: Manually recompressing 7zip ROM
« on: 13 May 2020, 23:36 »
Probably out of scope for Roman to answer..
Not fully sure of what you are doing or what is going on with your emulator... but
Take a zipped archive drop it onto t7z.exe it will make a 7zip archive, does that resulting archive work with your emulator ?
If so, you could then drop a whole folder of zipped (or incompatible 7z) archives onto the EXE and it will convert them all
https://sourceforge.net/projects/t7z/
Not fully sure of what you are doing or what is going on with your emulator... but
Take a zipped archive drop it onto t7z.exe it will make a 7zip archive, does that resulting archive work with your emulator ?
If so, you could then drop a whole folder of zipped (or incompatible 7z) archives onto the EXE and it will convert them all
https://sourceforge.net/projects/t7z/
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clrmame Discussion / Re: "Error While Adding" error during Rebuilding
« on: 24 November 2019, 19:45 »
Does the 7z file already exist?
If so and it is a t7z file, the program 7z will issue an error "data past the end of the file" and abort
<you will not see this error unless you run the version of 7z.exe you are using as a command line window on the archives you are working with>
If you use a specific version of 7z.exe - think is version 7.28, you will not get this error
(if archives are t7z archives.)
If so and it is a t7z file, the program 7z will issue an error "data past the end of the file" and abort
<you will not see this error unless you run the version of 7z.exe you are using as a command line window on the archives you are working with>
If you use a specific version of 7z.exe - think is version 7.28, you will not get this error
(if archives are t7z archives.)
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clrmame Discussion / Re: Do roms have to be zipped for scanning to work?
« on: 30 October 2019, 05:18 »(.....or I finally add an option which does this internally)Sounds like an offer
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clrmame Discussion / Re: about scanner moving CHD...
« on: 26 October 2019, 21:50 »
Put all CHD files into one root folder always worked for me..
Should work with latest version.
(did with older versions of CMP and I have not tried for some time)
Then when you scan CMP should add the folders
EDIT set CMP backup folder to same drive as the set lives
so anything moved to back-up folder is quick and not 'moving' to a different drive
Should work with latest version.
(did with older versions of CMP and I have not tried for some time)
Then when you scan CMP should add the folders
EDIT set CMP backup folder to same drive as the set lives
so anything moved to back-up folder is quick and not 'moving' to a different drive
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clrmame Discussion / Re: Scanning complains that there is no valid sets in rompath!!!
« on: 09 October 2019, 20:20 »
Hi Roman,
other than RAM and HDD what could cause hash computations to be an incorrect result please (wrong CRC calculated)
Thanks
EDIT: silly question I know 🤣
Failing: motherboard, processor, i/o controller, inadequate or failing power supply.
Time to dump this hardware (well most)
Scanner Output: "wrong crc32: Some_file.bin [wrong: 537b1a1f] [right: f38a3b0f]"
Yet, independently - Some_file.bin is actually f38a3b0f
other than RAM and HDD what could cause hash computations to be an incorrect result please (wrong CRC calculated)
Thanks
EDIT: silly question I know 🤣
Failing: motherboard, processor, i/o controller, inadequate or failing power supply.
Time to dump this hardware (well most)
Scanner Output: "wrong crc32: Some_file.bin [wrong: 537b1a1f] [right: f38a3b0f]"
Yet, independently - Some_file.bin is actually f38a3b0f
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clrmame Discussion / Re: Scanning complains that there is no valid sets in rompath!!!
« on: 07 October 2019, 22:11 »
Here is a basic response just to say thanks Roman for even considering this.
When I have time in the next few days I will point out a few issues you may not even be aware of.
As you know I like to include detail in my posts so will not just make a 'rushed post',
I'll take my time and draft a really decent response, include screenshots and real examples to remove any ambiguity.
Cheers 👍
Oxyandy
When I have time in the next few days I will point out a few issues you may not even be aware of.
As you know I like to include detail in my posts so will not just make a 'rushed post',
I'll take my time and draft a really decent response, include screenshots and real examples to remove any ambiguity.
Cheers 👍
Oxyandy
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clrmame Discussion / Re: Scanning complains that there is no valid sets in rompath!!!
« on: 06 October 2019, 11:59 »Quote
You need to follow the correct storing method:Like an option to simply 'ignore setname' this way an existing dat such as:
rompath\setname\file 1...file n for decompressed sets
rompath\setname.zip (.rar/.7z) for compressed sets (where the archive holds file 1...file n for that one set)
NINTENDO GameCube (Redump.org)
..\007 - Agent im Kreuzfeuer (Germany)\007 - Agent im Kreuzfeuer (Germany).nkit.gcz
Could be used to store / scan all files at root level 'minus' the subfolders.
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clrmame Discussion / Re: Scanning complains that there is no valid sets in rompath!!!
« on: 06 October 2019, 11:53 »
Hi Roman, hope you are well !
Long time no posts from me..
I have always wished your wonderful program - with so many uses beyond emulation,
could handle unarchived files in a single folder - IE. dir2dat pointed to a folder at root level
contents indexed and able to be recreated / scanned from a dat.
Cheers
Long time no posts from me..
I have always wished your wonderful program - with so many uses beyond emulation,
could handle unarchived files in a single folder - IE. dir2dat pointed to a folder at root level
contents indexed and able to be recreated / scanned from a dat.
Cheers
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clrmame Discussion / Re: cmpro no longer viable for me
« on: 09 June 2019, 12:16 »
Just making sure you downloaded the official version from
https://mamedev.emulab.it/clrmamepro/
and not somewhere else ?
https://mamedev.emulab.it/clrmamepro/
and not somewhere else ?
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clrmame Discussion / Re: TOSEC ISO problems witrh long filenames and rebuilding
« on: 25 January 2018, 08:14 »
Roman does CMP use this method when it is doing internal operations
such as extracting a file from an archive into the temp directory ?
such as extracting a file from an archive into the temp directory ?
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clrmame Discussion / Re: TOSEC ISO problems witrh long filenames and rebuilding
« on: 18 December 2017, 23:13 »
If you keep CMP & your set root folder names as short as possible it may help your problem
D:/cmp
D:/set
D:/cmp
D:/set
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clrmame Discussion / Re: [REQUEST] Support a Cryptographic Secure Checksum Algorithm
« on: 26 October 2017, 03:56 »
There are plenty of dats which have crc32, md5 & sha1
You will never have a collision of all 3 in a 'faked file'
so isn't it already secure enough ?
You tell me...
You will never have a collision of all 3 in a 'faked file'
so isn't it already secure enough ?
You tell me...
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clrmame Discussion / Re: Desperately looking for very old version 1.94 of ClrMame Pro
« on: 29 January 2017, 02:19 »
Sorry I have powered up some of my old drives and I guess cause I lived in a horrible humid place - sigh, most are not in good shape, when time permits
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clrmame Discussion / Re: CRC issue with newest ClrMAME?
« on: 01 January 2017, 20:41 »
Search your destination folder for avalonc & avalonce..
Cut and move them elsewhere.. Test archives .. corrupt ?
Try rebuilding back into set..
fixed ?
Cut and move them elsewhere.. Test archives .. corrupt ?
Try rebuilding back into set..
fixed ?
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clrmame Discussion / Re: Desperately looking for very old version 1.94 of ClrMame Pro
« on: 30 December 2016, 07:57 »
I might have an old 32bit copy, just getting PCs put together & online again after a long absence.. Won't be on this PC so be patient,
I'll keep an eye out while I sort out my drives new/old..
maybe next few weeks......
I'll keep an eye out while I sort out my drives new/old..
maybe next few weeks......
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clrmame Discussion / Re: Cannot Remove File error when scanning solid .7z
« on: 30 April 2015, 09:44 »
what2be
Quote
(9.38 definitely fails with t7z archives)The cmd line 7z 9.38 detects 'data past the end of archive' with t7z archives, then aborts with an error msg.
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clrmame Discussion / Re: Cannot Remove File error when scanning solid .7z
« on: 08 March 2015, 19:07 »
johnsanc,
from memory 9.22 doesn't support renames. (but I would need to test to confirm, but wont be testing)
simple test anyway..
In CMP 'Compressor settings' tick rename, go out of those settings ,
then return (Rename now unticked ?) then that 7z.exe does not support renames, CMP tests it and unticks if test fails.
If still ticked then obviously renames are supported by the cmd line 7z.exe you specified..
9.28a does indeed work perfectly..
But, some of us use a different version of 7z (Installed GUI) such as 9.38 in \Program Files\7z (9.38 definitely fails with t7z archives)
End result we want all CMP 'updated' archives in t7z format.
So, we force CMP to use 9.28a by actually dropping 7z.exe (9.28a) into CMP program's folder,
set CMP's 7z strings to force LZMA (LMZA2 is default otherwise) and force lowest compression (mx=0) cause we want CMP to do it's work quickly,
because once CMP has done it's task, we then manually "Send Folder" to t7z.exe to recompress only the 'updated archives',
end result = full 'updated' t7z'ed set
from memory 9.22 doesn't support renames. (but I would need to test to confirm, but wont be testing)
simple test anyway..
In CMP 'Compressor settings' tick rename, go out of those settings ,
then return (Rename now unticked ?) then that 7z.exe does not support renames, CMP tests it and unticks if test fails.
If still ticked then obviously renames are supported by the cmd line 7z.exe you specified..
9.28a does indeed work perfectly..
But, some of us use a different version of 7z (Installed GUI) such as 9.38 in \Program Files\7z (9.38 definitely fails with t7z archives)
End result we want all CMP 'updated' archives in t7z format.
So, we force CMP to use 9.28a by actually dropping 7z.exe (9.28a) into CMP program's folder,
set CMP's 7z strings to force LZMA (LMZA2 is default otherwise) and force lowest compression (mx=0) cause we want CMP to do it's work quickly,
because once CMP has done it's task, we then manually "Send Folder" to t7z.exe to recompress only the 'updated archives',
end result = full 'updated' t7z'ed set