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« on: 29 October 2019, 05:39 »
Glad you fixed it... for now. I think fixing files manually is a pain and it isn't feasible when you have many files, you really should try to find out what happened. Maybe your files have the read-only attribute enabled, that's why they can't be fixed.
I forgot to say, for zips you don't have another alternative, you have to run TorrentZip after clrmamepro processed everything, but for torrent7zipped 7z files, you can use the settings as Roman said, but it takes long to recompress when there's any file that was added or changed, as he said. Running the Torrent7zip application after the 7z files were created would be better. My suggestion is: don't use 7z files, stay with zip. Some people prefer 7z because it compresses more -- and it's right most times -- but the time it takes to compress isn't worth it when you check the amount of hard disk space you save.