Describe the issue
The media type box can get changed to an incorrect type simply by ticking then unticking the box to the right of parameters.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Download and unzip MPF.Check_3.2.0_net8.0_win-x64_release.zip in a new folder (so, not copying over any previous options)
Insert a PS2 DVD game in the ODD
Run MPF.exe
Notice that it detects System: Sony PlayStation 2, media type: DVD-ROM correctly
Tick the box to the right of Parameters
Don't make any changes in Parameters, in fact don't even click within it
Untick the box to the right of Parameters
Observed behavior
System remains as before (System: Sony PlayStation 2) but media type changes from DVD-ROM to CD-ROM. If you dump in this state you will get an error about files missing.
Expected behavior
Detected system and media type should stay as before (System: Sony PlayStation 2, media type: DVD-ROM).
Additional context
Clicking "Scan for discs" after ticking/unticking the box will set the media type correctly again.
As options are set to default, the dumping program MPF is using is Redumper.
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Describe the issue The media type box can get changed to an incorrect type simply by ticking then unticking the box to the right of parameters.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Observed behavior System remains as before (System: Sony PlayStation 2) but media type changes from DVD-ROM to CD-ROM. If you dump in this state you will get an error about files missing.
Expected behavior Detected system and media type should stay as before (System: Sony PlayStation 2, media type: DVD-ROM).
Additional context Clicking "Scan for discs" after ticking/unticking the box will set the media type correctly again.
As options are set to default, the dumping program MPF is using is Redumper.