• For NeoGeo CD to work on Final Burn Neo the roms need to be placed in a neocd\ folder
• Example:

roms\neocd\King of Fighters '98, The - Dream Match Never Ends ~ The King of Fighters '98 - The Slugfest (Japan) (En,Ja).bin

roms\neocd\King of Fighters '98, The - Dream Match Never Ends ~ The King of Fighters '98 - The Slugfest (Japan) (En,Ja).cue

The .m3u format is a playlist file. It's highly recommended to use .m3u files for your multi disc games. They are simple to create too:

1. Create a text file

2. Rename .txt to .m3u

3. Open the .m3u and add your disc to each line

Example 1

Chrono Cross (USA) (Disc 1).chd
Chrono Cross (USA) (Disc 2).chd

Example 2

Final Fantasy IX (USA) (Disc 1).cue
Final Fantasy IX (USA) (Disc 2).cue
Final Fantasy IX (USA) (Disc 3).cue
Final Fantasy IX (USA) (Disc 4).cue

4. Save file and place in the same folder as the content

You can also have your content in different folders. This is useful for front-ends that might scan disc and m3u files, leading to multiple files. Simply write the path to the content in the m3u files.

1. Let's say you typically place your psx games in /roms/psx/.

2. Now create a folder outside the psx folder. Let's name it psxmutltidisc.

3. As an example lets use Metal Gear Solid and place each disc in the newly created folder /roms/psxmultidisc/ folder.

4. Now you can simply write your m3u file exactly as such:

../psxmultidisc/Metal Gear Solid (USA) (Disc 1) (Rev 1).chd
../psxmultidisc/Metal Gear Solid (USA) (Disc 2) (Rev 1).chd

5. Save and place the file in our example folder /roms/psx/

Now your preferred front-end will only scan and show one file instead of three (in this case).

DuckStation requires URI paths if file is in a seperate directory.

• Ensure DuckStation has permissions to the multidisc folder

Duckstation > ≡ > App Settings > Game List > Add Folder

• You can quickly find out the path to the file in the menu above after adding the folder

We'll use these paths in examples shown:

• URI Path Example for roms/psxmulti/

• Cheat Sheet:

Examples

The M3U file will not work for anything but DuckStation.

ES-DE can have directories interpreted as files. This a a very convenient method to hide multidisc games and show only one entry.

• The name of the folder will dictate the file that will be loaded.

M3U file contents

Microwaved Banana (Japan) (Disc 1).chd
Microwaved Banana (Japan) (Disc 2).chd

Some versions of Dolphin support M3U files. Official Dolphin dev build worked when tested

• Paths must be hardcoded
• M3U files should use Unix line endings
• If using external folder such as the example Setup 2 or 3, the folder must be added to Dolphin

Let's use roms/gc/ as the example base folder while roms/gcmulti/ as the example for multidisc folder

For the M3U files content you need hardcoded paths with storage path:

Internal Storage example Metal Gear Solid - The Twin Snakes (USA).m3u

/storage/emulated/0/roms/gcmulti/Metal Gear Solid - The Twin Snakes (USA) (Disc 1).rvz
/storage/emulated/0/roms/gcmulti/Metal Gear Solid - The Twin Snakes (USA) (Disc 2).rvz

SD Card example Metal Gear Solid - The Twin Snakes (USA).m3u

/storage/3731-3730/roms/gcmulti/Metal Gear Solid - The Twin Snakes (USA) (Disc 1).rvz
/storage/3731-3730/roms/gcmulti/Metal Gear Solid - The Twin Snakes (USA) (Disc 2).rvz

1. Select "Create Daijishou Moonlight files"
2. Copy the moonlight folder and files it generated near your Moonlight.ini folder to your device
3. Import Moonlight.json platform within Daijishou
4. Add moonlight folder path to Moonlight platform

1. Select "Create ES-DE Moonlight files"
2. Copy the moonlight folder and files it generated near your Moonlight.ini folder to your device
3. Add Moonlight to your es_find_rules.xml and es_system.xml

es_find_rules.xml

    <emulator name="Moonlight">
        <rule type="androidpackage">
            <entry>com.limelight/com.limelight.ShortcutTrampoline</entry>
        </rule>
    </emulator>

es_system.xml

    <system>
        <name>moonlight</name>
        <fullname>Moonlight Game Streaming</fullname>
        <path>%ROMPATH%/moonlight</path>
        <extension>.moonlight</extension>
        <command label="Moonlight">%EMULATOR_Moonlight% %EXTRA_UUID%=%INJECT%=Moonlight.uuid %EXTRA_AppId%=%INJECT%=%BASENAME%.moonlight</command>
        <platform>moonlight</platform>
        <theme>moonlight</theme>
    </system>