Remote disc streaming

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This implies that lighttpd should support range requests (possibly only for 2GB and smaller files):
https://redmine.lighttpd.net/issues/1548

It's possible you might need:

server.range-requests = "enable"

In the config file somewhere. As long as you have that, launching PPSSPP with the argument from the command line should work:

PPSSPPWindows64.exe http://ip-address-of-pi/myfile.cso

This will also add it to the recent, so if you exit the game and quit PPSSPP, it'll be in your recent list next time you start it.

If you want to actually browse multiple discs from the UI, you'll need to do a few extra things:

1. You'll need to serve an index file. You can likely do this with an "index.txt" after setting this setting to allow an index text document (e.g. add index.txt instead of index.php):
https://redmine.lighttpd.net/projects/1/...es_Details

Then the contents are just like this:

/myfile1.cso
/myfile2.cso

Make sure there's not also an index.html - you should see the simple list when you access it via a web browser.

2. In PPSSPP, under "remote disc streaming", select Settings, then "Manually configure client". You'll need to put the IP of your raspberry pi and its port (which might just be 80.)

Now you should be able to browse without issue.

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