Just though I would share a small project I have been working on. Its basically a Mame Catalogue program to help with repairs giving as much info as possible.
Very basic operation , At the top enter the game name (I have used the Simpsons in this case) and press enter :-
You will be presented by the list for you search. NOTE :- You can specify if you wants clones & also there is a drop down that allow search for Manufacturer and Date.
Once you have selected the game you can click on Info :-
You will now have prety much all the available info for the game , I have added the ' ROM ' in roms section to show the exact size of roms as this saves me hours !
From here you can also click View CPP (Cant see it well in picture I need to make clearer !) and you will be directed straight to the main CPP :-
If you press View Images (From main page) :-
There will be a list box and you select the image you want to see and it loads it for you.
The database is web based as the images database is around 20 gig !!! Its not super fast and I do have to wait a little while (Only seconds) for the images and info to be populated. My network at home is rubbish and the main server is connected to my router via homeplugs and the large packet ping is shocking ! lol.
This is not going to be released but though I would share one of the tools I use a lot for repairs.
Dave.
P.S Feel free to comment on your thoughts
Very basic operation , At the top enter the game name (I have used the Simpsons in this case) and press enter :-
You will be presented by the list for you search. NOTE :- You can specify if you wants clones & also there is a drop down that allow search for Manufacturer and Date.
Once you have selected the game you can click on Info :-
You will now have prety much all the available info for the game , I have added the ' ROM ' in roms section to show the exact size of roms as this saves me hours !
From here you can also click View CPP (Cant see it well in picture I need to make clearer !) and you will be directed straight to the main CPP :-
If you press View Images (From main page) :-
There will be a list box and you select the image you want to see and it loads it for you.
The database is web based as the images database is around 20 gig !!! Its not super fast and I do have to wait a little while (Only seconds) for the images and info to be populated. My network at home is rubbish and the main server is connected to my router via homeplugs and the large packet ping is shocking ! lol.
This is not going to be released but though I would share one of the tools I use a lot for repairs.
Dave.
P.S Feel free to comment on your thoughts
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