Re: chd files and advmame

If I remember MAME32 correctly, AdvMame defaults to a different
placement of the CHD files.  In AdvMame, they are searced for in
subdirectories of your 'image' directory (unless you modify the config).

-J


charlie vincent wrote:

> I was using mame32 with a set of working rom files with no
> problems. I recently decided to put a cab together with the
> lastest version of advmame. I can no longer play any of the games
> that use chd files... I receive an error that the chd doesn't
> exist when it does, for the rom dir structure hasn't changed. Are
> the roms version dependent? Are the rom name / dir case
> sensitive???? I'm confused. Any help would be greatly
> appreciated.
>
> Thanks, Charlie
>
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