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* Updated the RetroPad default bindings
* Fix link to the `vice-libretro` project page
* Expanded the note about .m3u support with the disc label syntax
* Use _disc_ instead of _disk_ to match the RetroArch's interface
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| X | Space |
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| L2 | Escape (RUN/STOP) |
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| R2 | Enter (RETURN) |
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| Select | Toggle virtual keyboard |
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| Select (short) | Toggle virtual keyboard |
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| Select (long) | Toggle statusbar |
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| Select (hold) | Fast-forward. |
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| Keyboard key | Action |
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|----------------- |-------------------------|
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| B | Keypress |
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| A | Toggle transparency |
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| Y | Toggle ShiftLock |
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| X | Press Space |
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| Start | Press Return |
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-**Keyboard**
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### M3U support and disk control
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For a multi disk game, an M3U playlist file can be used to group and change disks from the RetroArch Disc Control interface.
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For a multi disk game, an M3U playlist file can be used to group and change discs from the RetroArch _Disc Control_ interface.
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A M3U file is a simple text file, with one disk per line (see [Wiki](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M3U)).
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A M3U file is a simple text file, with one disk per line (see the [Wiki M3U page](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M3U)).
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Example:
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Paths in the M3U file can be absolute or relative to the location of the M3U file.
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When the game asks for it, the current disk can be change from the RetroArch _Disc Control+ menu:
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When the game asks for it, the current disk can be change from the RetroArch _Disc Control_ menu:
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- Eject the current disk with _Eject Disc_
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- Select the right disk index with _Current Disc Index_ from the disk list drop-down
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- Insert the new disk with _Insert Disc_
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- Eject the current disc with _Eject Disc_
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- Select the right disc index with _Current Disc Index_ from the disk list drop-down
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- Insert the new disc with _Insert Disc_
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By default, RetroArch will display the filename (without extension) of each M3U entry when selecting a disc via the _Current Disc Index_ drop-down men_. Custom display labels may be set for each disc using the syntax: DISC_FILE|DISC_LABEL. For example, the following M3U file:
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```
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Ultima VI - The False Prophet (1990)(Origin Systems)(Disk 1 of 3 Side A)(Game).d64|Game
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Ultima VI - The False Prophet (1990)(Origin Systems)(Disk 1 of 3 Side B)(Surface).d64|Surface
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Ultima VI - The False Prophet (1990)(Origin Systems)(Disk 2 of 3 Side A)(Dungeon).d64|Dungeon
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Ultima VI - The False Prophet (1990)(Origin Systems)(Disk 2 of 3 Side B)(Populace A).d64|Populace A
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Ultima VI - The False Prophet (1990)(Origin Systems)(Disk 3 of 3 Side A)(Populace B).d64|Populace B
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Ultima VI - The False Prophet (1990)(Origin Systems)(Disk 3 of 3 Side B)(Populace C).d64|Populace C
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