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Swap PS1/2 back to original name handling

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Matt Nadareski
2025-06-26 08:38:46 -04:00
parent 4fdf8e5dde
commit ea18051709
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CHANGELIST.md
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@@ -21,6 +21,7 @@
- Address nullable default value
- Better handling of Xbox/360, redumper build 613
- Use reasonable default names for PlayStation systems
- Swap PS1/2 back to original name handling
### 3.3.2 (2025-06-12)

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MPF.Frontend/ViewModels/MainViewModel.cs
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@@ -2010,37 +2010,36 @@ namespace MPF.Frontend.ViewModels
{
if (drive == null)
return null;
string? volumeLabel = DiscNotDetectedValue;
if (!drive.MarkedActive)
return volumeLabel;
return DiscNotDetectedValue;
// Prefer internal serials over volume labels
// Use internal serials where appropriate
string? volumeLabel = string.IsNullOrEmpty(drive.VolumeLabel) ? null : drive.VolumeLabel;
switch (GetRedumpSystem(drive))
{
case RedumpSystem.SonyPlayStation:
case RedumpSystem.SonyPlayStation2:
string? ps12Serial = PhysicalTool.GetPlayStationSerial(drive);
volumeLabel = ps12Serial ?? drive.VolumeLabel ?? "track";
volumeLabel = volumeLabel ?? ps12Serial ?? "track";
break;
case RedumpSystem.SonyPlayStation3:
string? ps3Serial = PhysicalTool.GetPlayStation3Serial(drive);
volumeLabel = ps3Serial ?? drive.VolumeLabel ?? "track";
volumeLabel = ps3Serial ?? volumeLabel ?? "track";
break;
case RedumpSystem.SonyPlayStation4:
string? ps4Serial = PhysicalTool.GetPlayStation4Serial(drive);
volumeLabel = ps4Serial ?? drive.VolumeLabel ?? "track";
volumeLabel = ps4Serial ?? volumeLabel ?? "track";
break;
case RedumpSystem.SonyPlayStation5:
string? ps5Serial = PhysicalTool.GetPlayStation5Serial(drive);
volumeLabel = ps5Serial ?? drive.VolumeLabel ?? "track";
volumeLabel = ps5Serial ?? volumeLabel ?? "track";
break;
default:
volumeLabel = drive.VolumeLabel ?? "track";
volumeLabel = volumeLabel ?? "track";
break;
}