MPF Check

MPF Check

MPF Check is an optional commandline component in the MPF project. This came about as a response to a lack of UI support on the Linux side. The goal of this program is to provide the same powerful library parsing and generation but without having to deal with the actual dumping part.

Usage

MPF.Check.exe [standalone] <mediatype> <system> [options] </path/to/output.cue|.iso> ...

Standalone Options

Flags	Short Description	Long Description
-h, -?	Show help	Displays a help text to show possible options and parameters.
-lm, --listmedia	List media types	Shows a list of all possible media types, including ones that are currently unsupported
-lp, --listprograms	List programs	Shows a list of currently supported dumping and verification programs
-ls, --listsystems	List systems	Shows a list of all possible systems, including the ones that are currently unsupported

Media Types

Below is a list of currently dumpable or verifiable media types along with a brief description:

Value	Description
bd, bdrom	Blu-Ray and variants
cd, cdrom	Compact Disc and variants
dvd, dvdrom	Digital Versatile Disc and variants
fd, floppy	Floppy disk and diskette
gd, gdrom	Gigabyte Disc
hddvd	High Definition Digital Versatile Disc
hdd	Hard disk drive and variants
gc, gamecube	GameCube Game Disc (Mini-DVD based)
umd	Universal Media Disc
wii	Wii Optical Disc (DVD based)
wiiu	WiiU Optical Disc (BD based)

System Types

There are a lot of systems that are technically supported for dumping and verification if only because a lot of media is similarly accessible. For convenience, the list of currently accepted systems below has been separated into categories. Each entry has the short name used for MPF Check along with a brief description.

Arcade

Value	Description
cubo	Amiga CUBO CD32
alg3do	American Laser Games 3DO
atari3do	Atari 3DO
atronic	Atronic
auscom	AUSCOM System 1
gamemagic	Bally Game Magic
cps3	Capcom CP System III
fpp	funworld PHOTO PLAY
photoplay	funworld PHOTO PLAY PC-Based Systems
globalvr	Global VR PC-Based Systems
vortek	Global VR Vortek
vortekv3	Global VR Vortek V3
ice	ICE PC-Based Systems
iteagle	Incredible Technologies Eagle
itpc	Incredible Technologies PC-Based Systems
eamusement	Konami e-Amusement
firebeat	Konami FireBeat
gvsystem	Konami GV System
konamim2	Konami M2
python	Konami / Bemani Python
python2	Konami / Bemani Python 2
system573	Konami System 573
twinkle	Konami Twinkle
konamipc	Konami PC-Based Systems
boardwalk	Merit Industries Boardwalk
megatouchforce	Merit Industries MegaTouch Force
megatouchion	Merit Industries MegaTouch ION
megatouchmaxx	Merit Industries MegaTouch Maxx
megatouchxl	Merit Industries MegaTouch XL
system12	Namco System 12
system246	Namco System 246 and variants
system256	Namco System 256 and variants
system357	Namco System 357
newjatrecdi	New Jatre CD-i
hrs	Nichibutsu High Rate System
supercd	Nichibutsu Super CD
xrs	Nichibutsu X-Rate System
triforce	Sega/Namco/Nintendo Triforce
panasonicm2	Panasonic M2
rawthrills	Raw Thrills PC-Based Systems
chihiro	Sega Chihiro
europar	Sega Europa-R
lindbergh	Sega Lindbergh and variants
naomi	Sega Naomi
naomi2	Sega Naomi 2
nu	Sega Nu
ringedge	Sega RingEdge
ringedge2	Sega RingEdge 2
ringwide	Sega RingWide
stv	Sega Titan Video
system32	Sega System 32
cats	Seibu CATS System
quizard	TAB-Austria Quizard
tsumo	Tsunami TsuMo Multi Game Motion System

Computers

Value	Description
acorn	Acorn Archimedes CD
apple, mac	Apple Macintosh
amiga	Commodore Amiga
fmt, fmtowns	Fujitsu FM Towns
ibm, ibmpc, pc	IBM PC-Compatibles
pc88	NEC PC-88 series
pc98	NEC PC-98 series
x68k	Sharp X68000

Consoles

Value	Description
3do	3DO Interactive Multiplayer
jaguar	Atari Jaguar CD
pippin	Apple-Bandai Pippin ATMARK and @WORLD
playdia	Bandai Playdia Quick Interactive System
cd32	Commodore Amiga CD32
cdtv	Commodore CDTV
evosc	Envizions EVO Smart Console
fmtm	Fujitsu FM Towns Marty
videonow	Hasbro VideoNow
videonowcolor	Hasbro VideoNow Color
videonowjr	Hasbro VideoNow Jr.
videonowxp	Hasbro VideoNow XP
ixl	Mattel / Fisher Price iXL Learning System
hyperscan	Mattel HyperScan
xbox	Microsoft Xbox
x360	Microsoft Xbox 360
xb1	Microsoft Xbox One
xbseries	Microsoft Xbox Series X and Series S
pcecd	NEC PC-Engine CD / TurboGrafx CD
pcfx	NEC PC-FX and PC-FXGA
gc, ngc	Ninendo GameCube
wii	Nintendo Wii
wiiu	Nintendo WiiU
snescd	Nintendo-Sony Super Nintendo Entertainment System CD
cdi	Philips Compact Disc-Interactive
dc	Sega Dreamcast
mcd, scd	Sega Mega-CD / Sega CD / Sega 32X CD
saturn	Sega Saturn
ngcd	SNK Neo Geo CD
ps1, psx	Sony PlayStation and PSX
ps2	Sony PlayStation 2
ps3	Sony PlayStation 3
ps4	Sony PlayStation 4
ps5	Sony PlayStation 5
psp	Sony PlayStation Portable
vis	Tandy-Memorex Visual Information System
nuon	VM Labs Nuon
vflash, vsmile	VTech V.Flash and V.Smile Pro
gamewave	ZAPiT Games GameWave Family Entertainment System

Other

Value	Description
audio, audiocd	Audio CD
bdvideo	Blu-Ray Video
dvda, dvdaudio	DVD-Audio
dvd, dvdv, dvdvideo	DVD-Video
enhancedcd	Enhanced CD
hddvd, hddvdv, hddvdvideo	HD-DVD-Video
naviken	Navisoft Naviken 21
palm, palmos	Palm Software on CD
cdidv	Philips CD-i Digital Video
photo, photocd	Photo-CD
gameshark	PlayStation GameShark Update discs
rainbow	Rainbow Disc
pl21, prologue21	Sega Prologue 21
sacd	Super Audio CD
iktv	Tao iKTV
kisssite	Tomy Kiss-Site
vcd	Video CD

Options

Flags	Short Description	Long Description
-u <program> --use <program>	Set dumping program	By default, MPF Check will assume that you are verifying a DiscImageCreator output. If this is not the case, you can set the program using this flag. See Overview for more details about supported programs.
-c <username> <password> --credentials <username> <password>	Redump Credentials	Optionally, include Redump credentials for pulling extra information from the site when generating the submission information
-a --pull-all	Pull all info	Requires --credentials. Optionally, pull all disc information from redump, even information that varies between discs with the same data.
-p <path> --path <path>	Set drive path	Optionally, include the path that contains the original media related to the output. This can allow for extra information to be included that would otherwise be skipped without original media.
-s --scan	Scan for protection	Requires -p, --path. Optionally, scan the original media for copy protection using the built-in BinaryObjectScanner library.
-g --hide-drive-letters	Hide drive letters	Requires -f, --protect-file. Optionally, hide drive letters in the protection information file (Windows-only).
-l --load-seed <path>	Load seed JSON	Optionally, loads a seed submission JSON file for user information.
-x --suffix	Add filename suffix	Optionally, adds a suffix to the produced filenames.
-j --json	Output JSON	Optionally, outputs a JSON formatted submission information file.
-z --zip	Zip logfiles	Optionally, compress the log files into a named zip archive.
-d --delete	Delete unecessary files	Optionally, deletes all unnecessary files (auxiliary files produced by the dumping program that are not required for submission).

Examples

Verify an IBM PC-Compatible CD dumped by DiscImageCreator and pull information from Redump without the original disc.

cd ibm -c username password path\to\track.cue

Verify a Sony PlayStation CD dumped with DiscImageCreator, pull information from Redump, and pull information from the disc.

cd psx -c username password -p D: path\to\track.cue

Verify a Wii disc dumped by CleanRip and pull information from Redump.

wii wii -c username password -u cleanrip path\to\track.iso

Verify a DVD-Video dumped by Aaru.

dvd dvdv -u aaru path\to\track.iso

Verify an IBM PC-Compatible DVD dumped by DiscImageCreator, scan for copy protection, and get information from the original disc.

dvd ibm -p D: -s path\to\track.iso

Verify a Sony PlayStation Portable UMD dumped with UmdImageCreator.

umd psp -u uic path\to\track.iso