tochd VS maxcso

Do you mean this is a file that you mount? If not, RetroArch can play CD formats if these are files, such as CHD (I convert every CD format like .iso and .cue to .chd files; look at my other program tochd ). So if you don't access the real CD/DVD drive of your PC, then you probably don't need to mount any CD format to play them with RetroArch.

source: https://github.com/thingsiplay/tochd

The Discover app uses a different way of installing programs and I do not have the program there. It was not designed to work on Steam Deck, because it expects some programs to be installed (7z and chdman). There is a way of downloading the program directly, but you need to have 7z and chdman and use the options to point to it. You could download from https://github.com/thingsiplay/tochd/releases the "tochd-0.9-bin.7z" and unpack and run it without installing. You would need to point to the programs like this: ./tochd --7z "path/to/7z" --chdman "path/to/chdman" . (the last dot in the command means current directory, in which the program will search all files in current directory to convert).

Hi everyone. Today I created my first Archlinux package using makepkg. I hope it went all right. Might someone want have a look at the PKGBUILD file? The program itself is not very complicated to install, just a single Python script to copy into a directory.

For Linux I have a Python script to convert to CHD format. It does some smart things that aren't handled by simple scripts. Just in case you are interested to check it out: https://github.com/thingsiplay/tochd

Source / Update notes for v0.6

"-c cdzl,cdfl" restricting chdman to zlib and flac for lower end devices. For PSP I typically use maxcso. I don't emulate PSP on performance constrained devices, but you can poke through the command line args to restrict the compression algo there if you want -- including only utilizing compression when the ratio meets a defined threshold.

Pretty sure maxcso can with the decompress option https://github.com/unknownbrackets/maxcso

I updated my own comment. Use https://github.com/unknownbrackets/maxcso instead. I was thinking about maxcso, but had a brainfart and googled cisoplus instead.

To compress your ISOs, you can use maxcso with this commandline:

I used maxcso before I converted my collection to CHD.

maxcso (https://github.com/unknownbrackets/maxcso) on desktop OS or CISOjr4DROID (https://robertaguilera712.itch.io/cisojr4droid) on Android device.

maxcso on Windows (drag .iso onto the unpacked maxcso.exe): https://github.com/unknownbrackets/maxcso/releases

AFAIK the best compression you can use for PSP right now is the .cso format, I personally use maxcso for this, works like a charm: https://github.com/unknownbrackets/maxcso#readme