> I know that I get a list with clrmame in the log file but it's too cluttered for
> what I need. I download using dcc in irc so I need to make a huge list that
> reads like this
>
> get sprint2.zip
> get sptrekct.zip
> get sqbert.zip
> get srdmissn.zip
> get srmp4.zip
> get ssanchan.zip
> get sscandal.zip
> get ssf2.zip
> get ssf2a.zip
> get ssf2ar1.zip
>
> You can see the problem I would have if there is any extra information in the
> txt file. I am using split game files. The problem is I don't want to have to
> download each game indivdually, I would like to download a whole lot of them at
> once. At the same time though, this option I'm sure would be useful to others.
> You're right about redownloading the roms to replace bad/non-working ones.
> That's what I'm trying to do with this list. I think the only thing I would
> improve about clrmame is that it not only give you the detailed log file, but
> for it to also have an option to simplify the logfile or have the option to make
> a seperate basic txt list of bad/non-working games. Which could be possibly
> included in the missing.txt option already in clrmame.
>

Ok that's what I figure what you wanted, but more simplified than to edit all the extra text. Well 2 things can be done then.

1. Do as an option request, as you did, to Roman and maybe he will add it to his "To do" list and add it in the future.

2. Use Romcenter to make your list and then use ClrMame to scan the final product.

I used to use both of them cause I like how Romcenter has the Tree Explorer view and combined my Roms. But after using it for some time I notice it was corupting some files and not reading everything right. Then Roman gave me a tip on adding new Roms and I find it easier to use now in conjuction with ZipMax.