There are "?" as file name.
For example, "name agaju\audio\speech\new\s?lsf"
Is (? = .) ?
Error while use Clrmame tool beacause the file name include "?"
Is this a correct dat?
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Re: Gizmondo dat ?? \ Lukeage on 25th October 2007, 20:38 wrote:
On my system they come up as: name agaju\audio\speech\new\sö.lsf
If that has a question mark in it too then you possibly aren't using the right encoding.
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Re: Gizmondo dat ?? \ Sotho Tal Ker on 25th October 2007, 20:54 wrote:
Unless someday Unicode (as in utf8 or another variant) is supported for file renaming i strongly vote for not including such umlauts.
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Re: Gizmondo dat ?? \ neoforma on 25th October 2007, 21:57 wrote:
Me too. I can't even "fix" names with ClrMamePro. I need to change every name manually. But since they're the names that are, I believe, used internally, you don't need to rename anything, or the game just won't work on a real console.
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Re: Gizmondo dat ?? \ Lukeage on 25th October 2007, 22:01 wrote:
Exactly, these are the filenames as given by the developer. While normally we would change them, this would result in a non-working copy and defeats the entire purpose of preservation.
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Re: Gizmondo dat ?? \ johhenrik on 26th October 2007, 04:03 wrote:
On this DAT, in clrmamepro you do the following:
Settings -> Compressor -> Un-tick OEM/ANSI Conversion.
There you go, it will now work for you I think. At least it did for me on the GP32 dat which included some chinese chars if my mind serves me correctly. Unfortunately the files might already be corrupt for you if you have had clrmamepro trying to fix them, so you might need to re-download them again.
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Re: Gizmondo dat ?? \ lagunalai on 26th October 2007, 06:30 wrote:
so, which language is " sö.lsf "?On my system they come up as: name agaju\audio\speech\new\sö.lsf
If that has a question mark in it too then you possibly aren't using the right encoding.
Automerged Doublepost.
Not work!!! ( I have re-downloaded them. )On this DAT, in clrmamepro you do the following:
Settings -> Compressor -> Un-tick OEM/ANSI Conversion.
There you go, it will now work for you I think. At least it did for me on the GP32 dat which included some chinese chars if my mind serves me correctly. Unfortunately the files might already be corrupt for you if you have had clrmamepro trying to fix them, so you might need to re-download them again.
By the way, it's OK on the GP32 on my system without setting.
Settings -> Compressor -> Un-tick OEM/ANSI Conversion
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Re: Gizmondo dat ?? \ Lukeage on 27th October 2007, 11:06 wrote:
I have an English version of windows, with Australian English as the selected language.
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Re: Gizmondo dat ?? \ Sir VG on 27th October 2007, 11:39 wrote:
That character is commonly used in the German language.so, which language is " sö.lsf "?
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Re: Gizmondo dat ?? \ johhenrik on 28th October 2007, 17:11 wrote:
It's also the last character of the Swedish alphabet. Since Gizmondo were run by some shady Swedes, maybe that's why.
