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Ephraim
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EphraimEscobar@lemmy.dbzer0.comJoined: 2024-11-09 |
For context, we have published a white paper explaining the technical details of the project, we are finding a way to show permanent data in a torrent. https://linktr.ee/retrotorrents After we started to learn how to verify, compress and decompress ROMs and ISOs with perfect lossless algorithms (e.g., ZIP, CHD, RVZ), we realized that Vimm's Lair includes a text file containing hash calculations. Here is an example:
We think that putting a metadata file in a torrent may be important, so players get to see the metadata when downloading. For context, someone might abandon one or many files in a hard drive or SD card, and those may eventually become orphans if recovered but cannot find the original torrent they downloaded from (.torrent files and magnet links can be extracted with qBittorrent). We are looking for someone that has an expertise with this type of metadata and help us conclude which data is more important for what audience. It is likely every system may store different metadata with different importance, for example, a Wii game has a serial number, but also an ID, this ID is necessary for the player that wants to convert the RVZ file into a WBFS file and play it on a modded Wii console, where they must follow this universal standard in USB loader software for the Wii:
This is the proposed folder structure of an N64 torrent (in the case of a PlayStation game containing 4 CD-ROMs, we just put all of them in the same folder with their name and disc number)
and here is an example of the metadata file named "Banjo-Kazooie (USA).md"
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