Note that the ISO to CHD batch is different and will not compress games that are in other formats and vice versa. **set destpath**=your CHD compressed folder Like in MaxCSO batches, all you have to do is making sure you have, in this case, CHDMAN.exe in the same directory as the batch and set the input and output folders like this: **set rompath**=your original bin+cue or iso (if you're compressing isos) folder here ISO to CSO batch will compress PS2 and PSP backed up games to CSO, saving tons of space, instructions are like above, just make sure you set the input folder path for your ISOs first and the compressed CSO files in outpath.Īs a bonus I’m also posting more two batches that will compress Bin+Cue to CHDs and ISO to CHDs.

**set outpath**=Your decompressed isos folder path here The developers are working on supporting as many major formats as they can, and they encourage users to submit patches to this end.Than extract MAXCSO.exe to the same folder where this batch is in your computer.ĬSO to ISO batch will decompress CSO compressed files back to ISO, you need to open this batch in notepad (notepad++ recommended), and add the input CSOs folder in “set inpath=” and the output ISOs folder in “set outpath=” **set inpath**=Your CSOs folder path here There is also some support for a limited number of encrypted and compressed image formats. Optical media emulated by CDemu can be mounted within Linux.ĬDemu has the support for CD subchannels, CD-Text, ISRC， MCN and ECC/EDC, DPM/RMPS. The emulator endeavors to follow the MMC-3 standard for SCSI optical drives as closely as possible, ensuring realistic and accurate emulation.

As of June 2008 it is considered to be mostly stable.Īs of version 2.0.0 CDemu supports the following image formats: This new version of CDemu took another approach to the emulation by doing as much as possible in userspace. Most of this work was done by Rok Mandeljc.

Originally, CDemu was named Virtual CD, but this name had been previously trademarked, and the owners of the trademark requested that they not use the name.Īs of June, 2007, development on CDemu 0.8 ceased and a rewrite was developed instead. After the patch was completed, they realized the simplicity, and wrote a module for Linux kernel. The software is portable to other operating systems supported by GLib, with the exceptions of the kernel module and the clients which rely on d-bus communication.ĬDemu was originally designed by Robert Penz and Justus Schwartz as a patch for MPlayer that allowed mounting.

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