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also indicates that the game signatures are exactly the same when the game was originally added to the database. If
a game is validated, and the entry is in the database, but the name is not pulled up then the signatures do not match.
Note
There are only two conditions that will prompt you to enter a new game: Either the
game in CompactFlash® being validated does not exist in the database, or the data in
the CompactFlash® being tested does not match the data of the game in the database
(hence a different signature). If you receive this message and you believe the game
already exist in the database, you should search the database for the game to confirm
that it does not exist. If the game exists, but the signatures are different you should
take all precautionary measures to verify the data integrity of the game.
Once you have entered a game name you will then have the option to enter additional game details.
Figure 13 - Add Game Details
You may enter the appropriate game details, if desired. Additionally, you may save an image of the CompactFlash®
card by clicking the Save CompactFlash® image file checkbox and entering the filename and path (or Browse). Once
you have finished entering all of the details, click Update to save.
Figure 14 - Save Button
Save: To read a CompactFlash® card and save the image to your PC, click the Save button. You will then be
prompted to enter a filename and path for your image file. Once these details are entered, Vali-Flash will read the
entire CompactFlash® device and will save a copy of the raw image to the file specified. Please note, that this function
is only available on the “M” version of the software.