RV alters the format of the FixDAT depending on the user's DAT settings. When the archive type is set to file, any paths in <rom> tags are converted to <dir> which creates a DAT that has malformed information which is skipped in RV's DAT processing logic.
Steps to reproduce:
Download the Dats.site PS4 Scene 2023 DAT with DatVault
Save a fixdat of that dat from the tree
Load the fixdat into RV
Filter by "Black"
Compare the fixdat to the original dat, you will notice the fixdat is missing a file that was never processed by RV.
Example Fix DAT with archive type set to Zip, notice the full path including the Proof folder:
Same Fix DAT with archive type set to File, notice the <dir> with a <rom> within it:
johnsanc
2 quarters ago
RV alters the format of the FixDAT depending on the user's DAT settings. When the archive type is set to file, any paths in <rom> tags are converted to <dir> which creates a DAT that has malformed information which is skipped in RV's DAT processing logic.
Steps to reproduce:
Download the Dats.site PS4 Scene 2023 DAT with DatVault
Save a fixdat of that dat from the tree
Load the fixdat into RV
Filter by "Black"
Compare the fixdat to the original dat, you will notice the fixdat is missing a file that was never processed by RV.
Example Fix DAT with archive type set to Zip, notice the full path including the Proof folder:
Same Fix DAT with archive type set to File, notice the <dir> with a <rom> within it: