Hi there,
Pending the next BIOS release, I decided to update GDROM-Explorer. I received feedback some several people saying that some files were corrupted after extraction. Well that was a really silly bug, a piece of code I forgot about when I was doing some code refactoring a while ago 🙁 Thanks to tormod who saved me a lot of time comparing files, I could easily nail down the problem. I am sorry for those who wasted time on this. The good news is that, even I took me more than a year to update my program, you finally have now a fixed version!!!
Download: jc-gdrom-explorer-v1.6.3.zip
I have also been asked to add a new feature, a new file format to support (Thanks again tormod). This will come in another release (v1.7) planned for later this year.
Enjoy and see you soon!
4 replies on “GDROM-Explorer: better late than never”
Issues with custom-made GDis
Hi there! IlDucci here. I just got word that the GDIs I make with buildgdi and custom IP.BINs are not properly read with the latest iteration of GD-ROM Explorer. I’ve did a quick test and the tool says that the IPs are not correct.
Our custom IPs have changed the regions (So the discs are region free) and the WinCE logo with a custom one (For crediting the translation crew). The “victim” we’ve currently tested is Alone in the Dark 4, but I don’t know if this affects other releases such as What’s Shenmue, the Shenmue spanish translations or the Resident Evil one.
Cheers!
RE: Issues with custom-made GDis
GDROM Explorer performs maybe too many checks regarding the image integrity. Can you share the image so that I can see what is wrong?
Thank you for your feedback,
cheers,
jc
RE: Issues with custom-made GDis
I can share the patchers, so you can do the images yourself.
http://www.romhacking.net/?page=translations&genre=&platform=14&status=&languageid=9&perpage=20&title=&author=&transsearch=Go
Very useful, many thanks