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XDVDMulleter Beta 10

Описание: XDVDMulleter это программа для создания/редактирования/stealth-проверки образов и дисков.

XDVDMullete сможет проверить почти каждый параметр stealth-проверки:
* Проверка валидности PFI-сектора
* Проверка на узнаваемость PFI-сектора
* Проверка связи Video и PFI
* Проверка на узнаваемость Video раздела
* Проверка 2ого слоя на наличие splitvid
* Проверка DMI-сектора на наличие строчки "XBOX"
* Проверка привязки SS-сектора и default.xex
* Проверка SS-сектора, если он мог быть получен через привод Hitachi (такие сектора не подходят)
* Снова работает проверка XBOX 1 имиджей

Done since XDVDMulleter Beta 9.7:

xbox 1 stuff works properly again
ISO stealth checking stuff is cached for better performance and code cleanup
Fixes video and pfi based on SS details
More user friendly prompts and errors
Half implemented debug output (yeah, i got bored and didnt finish it)
New ss validation check for bad SS file (thanks to liquidsky)
Offer to fix ss on games with known ss but no known ini for that SS
Check ini file exists before crc check
Rip inis to different folder than dled folder (to avoid weird confusions)
Multiple database sources possible in case main site goes down.

How to make your site host the XDVDMulleter database:
Database format is deliciously simple. Copy all Ini files, put them in folder. Whatever the web address is of that folder, that is the INI database url..
Copy all stealth files, put them in folder also (same or different, you decide). The address of that is the stealth URL.

Any questions, #fw or #stealth360 on efnet

Probably more fixed, changed etc than I can remember. But its mostly the same, just nicer. Autofix is a lot lovelier now. Most of the stuff I really wanted to implement I lost motivation to finish, so it will most likely be in the next version. If someone wants to attempt a mono port before I get around to it (for linux/multi platform support) please contact me at the channels mentioned above, It should be pretty simple, but if possible id like to keep the codebase the same, which will require a whole load of #defines.