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I've been using clrmame with every new mame release to update my roms with the following procedure:
I keep all the existing roms in a single directory, say mame089, and all of the new roms in various directories like 89u1, 89u2, etc.
Instead of rebuilding all of the roms, I just put the directories with the new roms in the Add files path and then have clrmamepro scan the roms and fix them.
Is this the most efficient method?
It seems to take a long time to fix a rom that is fairly large.
Is ClrMamePro recompressing the files? Could it be more efficient if it didn't recompress the already compressed data? (that is just copy the compressed data from zip to zip)
BTW thanks for a great tool in ClrMamePro
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