An .m3u of up to five disc images (any format PS1EbootFileLoader takes)
becomes a multi-disc EBOOT: a PSTITLEIMG header listing a PSISOIMG per
disc, as the firmware's POPS takes them. The discs share the first one's
ID for the memory card, and each keeps its own for the emulator's per-game
fixes. The game browser lists playlists, and hides the discs they list.
A converted multi-disc EBOOT has no MACs for its disc headers, which the
manager's disc header check compares when there are several discs, so
that comparison passes. It also has none of the key that the emulator's
disc switching strings (the HOME menu's item, the switch, confirmation
and reset dialogs) are descrambled with. Those are skipped, and ours,
from our translations, take their place, with the disc number's
positions laid out for them with the firmware's ltn0.pgf.
On Android, a cue sheet, .ccd, .mds or playlist given to PPSSPP as a
single file, rather than through a folder it has access to, now says so
rather than failing to find the other files.
Not done: the reset dialog's current disc number, which isn't drawn
where its gap is yet.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
