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# Multi-disc games and names

## Multi-disc games

Games shipped on several discs have a different ID per disc. The built-in database maps every disc of a set to the first disc's ID, so all discs share one card. The card folder is named after disc 1.

## The name database

The firmware contains a title database for PS1 and PS2. When a game folder is first seen, the title is looked up and written to `name.txt` in the folder. That file is what the display and the WebUI show.

* To change a name, edit `name.txt` or use **Edit Name** in the WebUI.
* To restore the database name, use **Fetch Name from DB** in the WebUI.
* Folders not in the database show their folder name.

## Play statistics

The device records recently played games and play counts in `recent.txt` and `topgames.txt` in the root of the storage. The WebUI shows them on its home page. Delete the files to reset the statistics.


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