(2012-08-24, 02:49)Bstrdsmkr Wrote: It's probably relevant to know that this wasn't software by itself, just a collection of roms and metadata about them. The actual display and use software was left up to the user. It's structure looked something like this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1163638/
Also, do you plan to release the source? Didn't see it on Google Code
HA! The source is top secret so don't look inside the installation folder.
To answer your question about the revx sets:
Short answer is yes. I would like to support
THE comprehensive collection of roms that has metadata with it.
I don't know if that's out there, but this set looks pretty good.
The apparent layout in the link looks like it could be restructured pretty easily.
I'm not exactly sure what's going on with each of the folders:
Is each rom inside a folder of its name?
Are battery saves and quicksaves stored together in the "Saves" folder?
I could probably whip up a script that will automate integration, however I don't currently have support for manuals, cart-images, title-images, gamefaqs?, or misc extranious artwork.
Boxcovers, fanart and screenshots are the only images supported right now. Video data is stored in the .trailers folder but has not been integrated into fe's supporting preview videos yet.
PM me if you have access to this set and want to work on xbmc/wmc integration.