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Arcade Manager vs verifydump

Arcade Manager

cosmo0.github.io

verifydump

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FigureArcade Managerverifydump
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WindowsYesYes
macOSYesYes
LinuxYesYes
Plans published01
Spec score · ROM Management Software7.9 (#7)7.8 (#10)
Intended usersThe tool is designed for use with RetroPie and Recalbox.The README describes the tool for users who keep compressed disc images for use in emulators and want to check them against Redump preservation data.
LicenseThe repository lists the project under the GPL-3.0 license.The repository identifies the project as MIT licensed.
PurposeArcadeManager manages MAME/FBNeo arcade ROM collections by filtering out unwanted, bad, and unplayable games.verifydump checks whether compressed .chd and .rvz disc images match Redump Datfiles.

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verifydump

verifydump is a free command-line tool for checking compressed .chd and .rvz disc images against Redump Datfiles. It converts each image into the original format described by the Datfile, adjusts the result to Redump conventions, then checks it against the Datfile. Users provide a Datfile, which can be zipped, followed by image files or folders containing them. The tool says it does not modify user files and stops checking an individual image after finding an error. CHD checks require chdman and binmerge, both available in the system PATH; RVZ checks require DolphinTool in the system PATH. Some Redump cue metadata cannot be represented in CHD. Users can provide original cue files with --extra-cue-source or ignore cue mismatches with --allow-cue-file-mismatches. Verification creates temporary converted files and deletes them afterward; the project suggests a RAM drive for frequent checks or large collections to reduce SSD writes. Windows users can use the offered executable, while Linux and macOS users can install through pipx or another Python package installation method. The package requires Python 3.10 or later and below 3.16. The project directs bug reports and questions to GitHub issues.

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