When I use MPF.Check, it always capitalizes every letter and adds underscore to every space character. I will make posts to fix these situations.
For this content, the correct value is:
[T:VOL] Ab2_WLC020108
http://redump.org/disc/132180
1 2026-03-19 02:34:57 (edited by canceled202606220242 2026-03-19 02:35:40)
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Where are you getting the correct value from?
Most likely its just the difference between UDF and ISO9660 labels, these are not worth a fix thread over.
3 2026-03-19 02:45:06 (edited by canceled202606220242 2026-03-19 02:47:15)
Deterous wrote:
Where are you getting the correct value from?
I just write the label from file explorer.
Deterous wrote:
Most likely its just the difference between UDF and ISO9660 labels, these are not worth a fix thread over.
I don't know but MPF's GUI application can catch these correctly (or it's Windows/Unix difference). Should I create one thread for all? There are some major ones, and there is only a few of them.
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It's just UDF vs ISO9660 then.
If the difference is spaces vs underscore or upper vs lower case, it's not worth fix threads.
Deterous wrote:
It's just UDF vs ISO9660 then.
If the difference is spaces vs underscore or upper vs lower case, it's not worth fix threads.
When submitting initially, which one should I use?
6 2026-03-19 08:37:07 (edited by Edness 2026-03-19 09:29:28)
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I personally do correct the volume labels to Joliet/UDF before submitting, but keep in mind the ones shown by Explorer aren't always the actual label - that can be overridden by autorun.ini to say anything they want. Check with ISOBuster to get the real volume labels.
Edness wrote:
but keep in mind the ones shown by Explorer aren't always the actual label - that can be overridden by autorun.ini to say anything they want.
Woah, I didn't know that! But since it's burned on a disc, isn't it gets impossible to change?
Edness wrote:
Check with ISOBuster to get the real volume labels.
Okay, I will in the future. Thanks.
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yigitsalar wrote:
When submitting initially, which one should I use?
Whatever MPF spits out is safe to use, better than manually typing out what is in Windows Explorer.
The point of the volume label is just a bit of extra data, to help identify the disc or differentiate between alt releases.
Redump does not aim to put perfect filesystem metadata in comments box, it's a waste of our time to keep it perfectly up to date manually (maybe automated in the future).
You might see some entries say something like
Volume Label: GAME_NAME (ISO), Longer Game Name (UDF)The only time multiple volume labels are worth mentioning are if they differ meaningfully (by more than just ISO9660's limitations of upper case and underscores).