Any point to keeping ISOs verified with redump now that RVZ is a thing?

[SlightlySuprisedSquirtle]

RVZ is a pretty cool looking new format. Waaay better on saving space too.

I have kept my factory ISOs for a long time, due to obvious reasons like them being an idiot-proof starting point.
They take up a lot of space though. RVZ seems to be a lossless compression, according to the dev update last year.
Is there any point to keeping my old ISOs? Should I just convert everything to RVZ and save some space?

[Kolano]

The main thing you currently lose is the ability to scan images with common checksum DATs. Dolphin can still generate appropriate checksums to verify things, but it's a per image process and I'm unaware of RVZ support in any current scanning tools / dats.

[SlightlySuprisedSquirtle]

(02-08-2021, 12:51 PM)Kolano Wrote: The main thing you currently lose is the ability to scan images with common checksum DATs. Dolphin can still generate appropriate checksums to verify things, but it's a per image process and I'm unaware of RVZ support in any current scanning tools / dats.

Thanks. Maybe if RVZ becomes a bit more popular there will be a bit more support, hopefully.
Still, if someone's interest is emulation, RVZ seems pretty decent