No you're not missing anything, usage docs are still lacking right now & in dire need of some attention (I've just been really busy with other stuff, so I haven't been able to dedicate as much time as I'd like to projects like this)
For what it's worth you have three ways of loading an ISO into Dreambox:
- You can drop the ISO onto the window
- You can use the `--startcd [path/to/iso]` (or `-s [path/to/iso]`) commandline option
- You can use the `--faststartcd [path/to/iso]` (or `-f [path/to/iso]`) commandline option, which is similar to startcd but also skips the boot animation
Additionally, for keybinds, they are stored in a config JSON file created when you first start Dreambox. On Windows, that will be located at `C:\Users\[username]\Documents\SavedGames\dreambox\dreambox-savedata\AllPlayers\config.json`. On Linux, I *think* that would be something like `~/.local/share/dreambox/dreambox-savedata/AllPlayers/config.json`? I can verify on my laptop in a bit.
FWIW the default keybinds are:
| Gamepad Button/Control | Keyboard Mapping |
|---|---|
| A | L |
| B | P |
| X | K |
| Y | O |
| D-Pad | Arrow Keys |
| L1 | Q |
| L2 | Left Shift |
| L3 | Left Control |
| R1 | E |
| R2 | Right Shift |
| R3 | Right Control |
| Start | Enter |
| Select | Space |
| Left Stick | W/A/S/D |
| Right Stick | T/F/G/H |
Also, for what it's worth, a few useful hotkeys you may want to know:
- F1 ejects the CD and restarts the console
- F2 restarts the console, but does not eject the CD
- F3 ejects the CD, but does not restart the console
- F4 dumps loaded audio samples to WAV files for debugging