Vendor Specific InfoFrame (VSIF) for Game-ID

Byte / Bit #

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

0

HB0

Packet Type = 0x81

HB1

Version = 1

HB2

0

0

0

Length = 27

PB0

Checksum

PB1

IEEE OUI Third Octet = 0x49

PB2

IEEE OUI Second Octet = 0x31

PB3

IEEE OUI First Octet = 0xF4

PB4

Vendor Type = 0x01 (Game ID)

PB5

Game-ID System Identifier		ID to Name	Cover Art
PS1	0x01	✓	✓
PS2	0x02	✓	✓
N64	0x03	✓	✓
XBOX	0x04	✓	✓
WII	0x05	✓	✓
GC	0x06	✓
DC	0x07	✓	✓
SNES	0x08
GENESIS	0x09
SATURN	0x0A
3DO	0x0B
WIIU	0x0C	✓	✓

PB6

Game-ID Byte0

...

...

PB27

Game-ID Byte22 (unused Bytes should be 0x00)

For more information regarding Game-ID, start here:

Resolve Game-IDs to Game Names

https://firmware.pixelfx.co/gameid.php?pid=SYSTEM-ID&gameid=GAME-ID
- SYSTEM-ID can be the "System Identifier" as string (case-insensitive), integer or hex
- GAME-ID is the game id as transmitted
- Check the "Game-ID System Identifier" table above for supported systems
Examples:

Get Cover Art Image

https://firmware.pixelfx.co/gameid-cover.php?pid=SYSTEM-ID&gameid=GAME-ID
- SYSTEM-ID can be the "System Identifier" as string (case-insensitive), integer or hex
- GAME-ID is the game id as transmitted
- Check the "Game-ID System Identifier" table above for supported systems
Examples:

Thank you!

LoveMHz for contributing Xbox code, database and cover art!
grawlixdev for contributing Wii/WiiU code, databases and cover art!
Special thanks to xlenore and GameTDB for cover art

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