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Title: More than one rom extension in MameWah
Post by: MrPoPo on June 27, 2003, 07:24:59 pm
Hi group !!

How can I add more than one rom extension in the definition of the emu.cfg file in mamewah??

I want to add to my main list of the gens emulator two types of roms zip and iso.I must to make two different emu configs ??


Thank you.


Title: Re:More than one rom extension in MameWah
Post by: Syxx on June 27, 2003, 11:48:36 pm
just zip the non zipped ones, other wise it probably wont work. but you can try using "*" in the extension part, so try * but it will make it show EVERYTHING in that folder. so make sure its only the roms in that folder. otherwise just zip the others.
Title: Re:More than one rom extension in MameWah
Post by: MrPoPo on June 28, 2003, 04:15:59 am
Thanks but this don't work.
If I put the iso and the mp3 files of audio tracks in one zip, the emu can't find the audio files.
If I select * the extensions and the mp3 are unzipped, mamewah takes them to its mainlist.
Title: Re:More than one rom extension in MameWah
Post by: meta87 on June 28, 2003, 09:40:47 am
I think he meant to put each mp3 in its own zip file :)
Title: Re:More than one rom extension in MameWah
Post by: Syxx on June 28, 2003, 01:09:34 pm
not sure then, guess you can add to another list, or just do a second emulator for it. sorry i didnt understand what you ment. i havnt messed around with segacd/iso files [im guessing you were using sega cd?]
Title: Re:More than one rom extension in MameWah
Post by: Howard_Casto on June 28, 2003, 07:36:21 pm
This is a common problem for many front ends, but there isn't the solution that you want.  

You have two options....

1.  Use a converter so that all of the files are converted to the same type.  

2. Make two different emulator setups, with identical settings except for the extension.

Title: Re:More than one rom extension in MameWah
Post by: jakejake28 on June 28, 2003, 07:59:34 pm
i had this problem w/ gens FE, using mamewah. what i did was i made two different emulators (SEGA CD and SEGA GENESIS), with same executable. then i just had two .cfg files, each with a different type of file extension. also a bit more organized as well