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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The no-intro formatting guidelines (the standard for rom archiving) suggest storing the bios files in the same directory as roms, with a [BIOS] prefix. Currently, these files are scanned as roms.
Describe the solution you'd like
If a file in a rom directory is prefixed by [BIOS] , treat it as a Bios instead of a rom. This would not result in much extra scan overhead, but prevent improperly scanning the bios as a rom in those who's collections follow the no-intro standards.
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Would you mind if I broadened the scope of this ticket to support the entire filename structure: [BIOS flag] Title (Region) (Languages) (Version) (Devstatus) (Additional) (Special) (License) [Status]?
DDriggs00
changed the title
[Feature] Allow Bios to be dectected in No-Intro formatted directories
[Feature] Support Full No-Intro Filename Structure (including BIOS prefix)
Jan 13, 2025
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The no-intro formatting guidelines (the standard for rom archiving) suggest storing the bios files in the same directory as roms, with a
[BIOS]
prefix. Currently, these files are scanned as roms.Describe the solution you'd like
If a file in a rom directory is prefixed by
[BIOS]
, treat it as a Bios instead of a rom. This would not result in much extra scan overhead, but prevent improperly scanning the bios as a rom in those who's collections follow the no-intro standards.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: