With most optical systems, it works without any mistake. Just note the favourite ReDump file format is the “cue + split bin” and you’ll have to convert any “split bin” dump into CHD file with the chdman.exe tool (available with all MAME binaries). To check and manage my opticals discs dumps, I use the well known ClrMamePro software tool and ReDump’s dats files (available here : ). So I use it for several romsets like Saturn, 3DO, PCFX, NeoGeo CD, PC Engine CD, Mega CD,…
Because CHD files are compliant with most emulators having an optical drive. Data tracks are LZMA compressed and audio tracks are FLAC compressed. Is this correct? Any clues are welcome.CHD file format is a lossless compressed dump format to store optical disc. All are in the same folder without subfolders. I got the files for Daytona USA in my demul folder ("\demul\games\Daytona USA v1.004 (2001)(Hasbro - Sega)(NTSC)(US)\") and the files are named "Daytona USA v1.004 (2001)(Hasbro - Sega)(NTSC)(US).gdi", "track01.bin", "track02.raw" and "track03.bin".
Is there any special way GDI files should be saved? I'll give an example how the files look on my harddrive. I was just to lazy to dump them myself.) I have no clue what could be the problem. (By the way I do own an original Dreamcast with a great collection of games - just to prevent any bad thoughts towards me downloading games -). Since the goal of TOSEC is to preserve the best possible copies of original games, these sets shouldn't be bad dumps. I downloaded several files from a TOSEC set. Additionally I read GDI files can be converted into CHD files and I think this converting process doesn't produce a romset. Actually I don't think CHD files (the ones for Dreamcast!) require additional romsets, since Dreamcast games are just this - a disc. I think I'll be concentrating on GDI files, since CHD seem even more complicated.
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