Multiple versions of the same game
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Hi all. I'm currently setting up a Pi with Recalbox.
Currently I have a no intro romset for Super Nintendo. However I noticed that I have lots of double or triples of the same game but from Different regions. So say I have Super Mario World, I'll have a Japanese rom, a US rom, a Europe rom of the same game. Obviously I don't need 3 versions of the same game nor do I want my game menus displaying multiple copies. And there's also the extra storage it takes up.
So my question is, is there a way I can sort all these games on my PC before I copy them over to my Pi? I only want to have the European version on there and not multiples. Also if a game is only available in say Japanese or USA versions, I'd still like to have these roms. I don't want to exclude these regions completely, I just don't want multiples of games.
I heard clrmamepro might be the thing I need? I don't know much about it but I've heard it mentioned.
Thanks.
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@acris Thanks for that. I actually just tried Rom Center and after some playing around, it allowed me to do what I needed. I also tried clrmamepro but found it a bit confusing.
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Ok so I cleaned up my romsets for my consoles and I have no doubles and everything looks great.
Now I have to sort Mame and Final Burn. Obviously there's a lot of doubles, triples of games in these set which I don't need.
I'm not sure where to start. Should I follow the best arcade 4 recalbox spreadsheet and sort my games based on that? is that document still up to date/relevant? -
Hello
arcade requis romset non-merged.
for aracade i think you need clrmamepro with dat file (parent only) (use WWW MODE to download file)
it's in french but screenshots help
http://mamedl.esy.es/static1/clrmamepro#only
http://mamedl.esy.es/static1/clrmameproor may be rom cleaner.
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@eb2016 yes it is still relevant
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@voljega Great! Wasn't sure if it was out of date or not. Think I'll use it as a guide and just take the roms I need.
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There’s one method that isn’t truly running independent instances of a program, but it could be all you need. To open a second window of any open program, just hold Shift and click on its icon in your Taskbar. For programs like Word, Notepad, or Chrome, this will open a second window with a blank document.