After confirming the CHD works in your emulator, delete the original .bin and .cue files to reclaim your space. Have you successfully compressed a tricky game? Let us know in the comments below!
Emulation / Android Tips If you are deep into arcade emulation (MAME), PlayStation 1, Sega CD, or Dreamcast gaming, you know the struggle of massive file sizes. A single PS1 game can take up 700MB, and a 3DO game isn't much better. chdman android
By default, the new .chd saves to the same folder as the original. This takes double space during conversion. To save space: After confirming the CHD works in your emulator,
wget https://github.com/mamedev/mame/releases/download/mame0260/mame0260-android-arm64.tar.gz Note: If that link 404s, visit MAME Release Page to find the latest -android-arm64.tar.gz file. or Dreamcast gaming
termux-setup-storage (Grant the permission popup).