News edited (was too long)
Usage-------------------------------------------------------------
All files format are explained using the same example called DraculaX, to see how dierent are all formats from the same game.
- PCE -----------------------------------------------------------
Easy to load, only put all PCE roms in a folder an select one in file manager in order to play.
- ISO -----------------------------------------------------------
Easy to load, only put all ISO in a folder an select one in file manager in order to play. ** Be sure to have syscard.pce in the same directory which contains ISO **
- HCD -----------------------------------------------------------
Easy to load, only put all ISO+WAV in a folder (the same as you wrote in HCD file at section "MP3_path" and "ISO_path") an select one in file manager in order to play.
** Be sure to have syscard.pce in root cd **
Here you can see a sample
SAMPLE:
[main]
first_track=1
last_track=22
minimum_bios=0
MP3_path=DraculaX/
ISO_path=DraculaX/
[track1]
type=AUDIO
filename=TRACK01.mp3
begin=lsn,0
[track2]
type=CODE
filename=DRACX_02.ISO
begin=lsn,3590
[track3]
type=AUDIO
filename=TRACK03.mp3
begin=lsn,47905
[track4]
type=AUDIO
filename=TRACK04.mp3
begin=lsn,56021
[track5]
type=AUDIO
filename=TRACK05.mp3
begin=lsn,59623
- TOC -----------------------------------------------------------
Toc files are plain file text wich contains the name and duration of all ISO + WAV files froma a cdrom game.
** Be sure to have syscard.pce in root cd **
Here you can see a sample
SAMPLE:
Leadin
TRACK1.wav 00:02:00
DRACX_02.ISO 00:53:65
TRACK3.wav 03:11:14
TRACK4.wav 04:57:48
TRACK5.wav 06:00:67
...
...
Leadout
- NEC(*) --------------------------------------------------------
Nec files are very similar Toc files, they also are plain file text wich contains the name, duration and LBA of all ISO + WAV files froma a cdrom game.
** Be sure to have syscard.pce in root cd **
Having a look at
http://www.necstasy.net, you can take copy+paste all data, wich witha a several minor changes (put datafile name) could be a NEC file.
Here you can see a sample, as you can see files are in DraculaX folder, this is the most recomended way in order not to mix all wav and iso from other games.
SAMPLE:
Leadin
DraculaX/TRACK1.wav Audio 00:02:00 LBA=000000
DraculaX/DRACX_02.ISO Data 00:53:65 LBA=003890
DraculaX/TRACK3.wav Audio 03:11:14 LBA=014189
DraculaX/TRACK4.wav Audio 04:57:48 LBA=022173
DraculaX/TRACK5.wav Audio 06:00:67 LBA=026917
...
...
Leadout 49:12:12 LBA 221262
(*)Nec if someone has any problem with name extension, please tell me, and I will change it, I only took nec name extension in order to identificate machine.