Chd Files For Mame -

(e.g., PlayStation):

chdman verify -i game.chd To get info (size, compression, version, hunks): chd files for mame

chdman createhd -i input.img -o output.chd chd files for mame

Other frontends (like chdman-gui ) exist, but command-line is most reliable. a) From a folder of files (e.g., for a hard disk or CD with filesystem) This is rare. Usually you start from an existing disk image. b) From a raw disk image (e.g., .bin, .img, .iso, .raw) Basic command: chd files for mame

chdman createcd -i "game.cue" -o "game.chd" The .cue file must correctly reference the .bin file. Use absolute or relative paths carefully.