Bernhard Schelling

@Formedras I'm not sure we can use CHD as the C: harddrive. As far as I know, CHD don't contain files, they contain file systems, right? Can CHD files be...

Yes, to use the CHD as the C: drive we'd need some kind of saving of changes. We do something similar when using ZIP files as the D: drive in...

Having the CD images in the ZIP file is the most convenient. It requires minimum to no explanation because it generally "just works". It requires no special file naming scheme...

If only multiple CD images could be stored in one CHD file...

OK, I think we can try for the following: - CHD stored in ZIP without compression, use like ISO - CHD stored in ZIP with compression, show short error, user...

There's no downside to supporting uncompressed CHD in ZIPs though. It's technically not hard to do. Two good reason to do it. I don't think it can be confusing to...

> `* Weddi.E.Disc1.chd` Another problem with a naming like this is capitalization. We don't really want to end up in a place where on Windows "game.disc1.chd" works but on Linux...

Hopefully soon. But I would have said that a year ago :-) Technical issues that have been thought of so far have been solved both on the core side and...

Yes, support for what they call "hardcore mode" was one of the technical issues that has been dealt with over the last 2 years.

RetroArch for Android had a bunch of changes done regarding this recently. I'm closing this issue here now, if there's anything else we can start a new issue.