only the extensions listed in the _readme.txt file of each system are supported

@263519

Unless I stand corrected

You don't know all the functions of the program apparently.

And it doesn’t allow you to select partitions only .img

The Program lets you select the partition, you're probably just used to using the program's "write" function, where you choose an image and the partition you want to write the image to.

But, it has a "Read" button for backing up a recorded image, where you select the partition you want to back up (read the comments above), and in the path you put where you want to save the backup image.

Search a little more on the internet to find more detailed tutorials, even on youtube you should find something.

How can he make a mistake using win32

Selecting a partition that is unrelated to Recalbox is an example of a mistake.

@bonna79 Buon anno nuovo!

@Hemdale Hello
the best way you can do it is to create a .m3u file :
https://forum.recalbox.com/topic/17108/compiler-multi-disquettes-ordinateurs-en-une-rom-unique/10?_=1594625238342 - in french but there are examples ^^
And then you scrap only .m3u files.

@ilion Yes, an RP9 package is also a good solution 😉

I know this is old but wanted to give you a big thank you. The hard drive with my PSX files died and I was NOT looking forward to having to rebuild everything. This has saved me about a days work. Nice Job!!

Thanks,

That method requires to Hotkey+B and switch discs in the menu, doesn't it?
I currently use an English FF IX ROM that behaves like the Steam-version
... as if the creator had combined all CDs into one ISO, removed the "insert disc"-screens and then converted it to pbp.

How can I achieve that?

hi,
@vincitytaymo For Amiga, you can use the standard naming "(Disk 1 of X)" for multiple disk game (wiki)

OK thanks anyway