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Yes for every other plain iso the dll function works and gives back the correct value.

Yes, the emulator loads up the plain iso just fine. though that cso iso corrupt for whatever reason.

It couldn't identify the iso file either before converting it to CSO but that CSO file does seem to be corrupt (Thought it seemed a lot smaller than it should have been). And just purchased It, I'm a man of my word.

This has been working great so far but I have managed to find one disc image that it failed to identify, I don't see any obvious difference between it and the rest.

Figured it out, I was kind of close. The main issue was that I should have been passing a pointer to the function and casting back to the object instead of passing the raw object. Thanks again for all the help, that should be everything I need to carry on with my project (been stuck at this...

Not really very familiar with delphi, I have attempted to write up roughly equivalent code in C# (which is what I'll ultimately be using) and it seems to give a zero (success) status code, but my info object doesn't have the values in it (not sure if I'm mapping the types correctly, or perhaps...

That seems to be working now and that's what I thought and makes sense, and it's not really a problem either as I can use plain 7-Zip to get the info I need out of those. Now I just need the function added, Thanks for the help.

Cool, I just sent you a message with some links. A simplified way of looking at it could be that it will apply to anything that already displays "Host OS" as "PLAYSTATION".

Seems to work for PS1 discs though not for PS2 Discs. Also tried Cue/Bin Format and had same result.

That would really help me out a lot, and the same function would work for PS1 too, as the filenames are in the exact same format.

That is correct. PS1 disc's have pretty much the same system too, but I will only be utilising this for PS2 disc's. I am basically developing a frontend for the PS2 emulator (PCSX2) and need a quick way of identifying a disc image when a user adds it to my frontend, supporting all the formats...

So what I am actually trying to do is Identify Playstation 2 format disc images. Each disc image with have a file on the root named SXXS_XXX.XX which indicates its game id which I can then lookup to identify what the game is.

I'm going to add a little more information here. I've done some research, and am currently trying to make a C++ command line app myself that uses 7z.dll. I am a bit lost on how to allow that to work with Iso7z's formats, I am using the Proxy7z library, but am not sure how to it to extract a file...

I am writing a program that will parse filenames from disc images in a multitude of different formats, and Iso7z works really well for me (and all the formats I need), but I am unable to get it to work in a sensible way from the command line (which I would need to include it in my program). The...