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March 15, 2026 at 18:15 in reply to: Dreamcast GDEMU Heat Fix + RTC Battery Mod using 18650 and TP4056 #898::I have tried ISOs with several tracks as BIN files and they work fine.
No need to convert the game to be one bin file?
You can also swap discs simply by creating a folder with the different disc .bin and .cue files. When you open the lid, it shuffles through to the next disc. So, if you open and close the lid multiple times, it cycles to the next disc each time.
Smart, so the lid switch is wired to the Picostation.
::How does it handle games spanning several discs (for example Final Fantasy VII)?
PSIO supports the “.m3u” file extension which is a text file including the “.cue” files for the game, one for each disc. After searching around, doesn’t look like Picostation or xStation handles multi-disc.
::Does this DFO board make it NTSC with 60Hz for all disc images, or does it detect PAL disc images and set 50Hz for those?
The DFO board switches automatically depending on region.
Iām also curious how Picostation handles games where the disc dump have one cue file but several bin files (e.g. audio tracks). Assuming those games have to be converted somehow.
A game with several bin files need to be converted into one bin file. There are tools for that, like this one:
::Does this work for PSOne? Or only the launch model?
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Never mind, found this info in the github repo you linked:
PU-8 (SCPH100X)
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