From 02126f5e943e7ae937e7b44c6bbf7f0c7577ceb8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: notaz Date: Tue, 8 Jul 2008 18:08:54 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] bin_to_cso_mp3 readme.txt updated git-svn-id: file:///home/notaz/opt/svn/PicoDrive@535 be3aeb3a-fb24-0410-a615-afba39da0efa --- tools/bin_to_cso_mp3/readme.txt | 100 +++++++++++++++++--------------- 1 file changed, 53 insertions(+), 47 deletions(-) diff --git a/tools/bin_to_cso_mp3/readme.txt b/tools/bin_to_cso_mp3/readme.txt index 5d416e9..f7c094e 100644 --- a/tools/bin_to_cso_mp3/readme.txt +++ b/tools/bin_to_cso_mp3/readme.txt @@ -1,47 +1,53 @@ - -bin_to_cso_mp3 -Originally written by Exophase as "bin_to_iso_ogg" -updated for cso/mp3 by notaz - - -About ------ - -This is a tool to convert cue/bin CD image to cue/cso/mp3 form, useful to use -with emulators. It can also create ISO instead of CSO and WAV instead of MP3. -Note that input must be .cue file, along with single .bin file. - - -Easy/Windows usage ------------------- - -1. Download LAME from http://lame.sourceforge.net/links.php#Binaries - You need an archive or "LAME Bundle" with lame.exe inside. Extract lame.exe - to the same directory as bin_to_cso_mp3.exe -2. Find ciso.exe . It usually comes with ISO->CSO converters, for example yacc - (http://yacc.pspgen.com/). Extract ciso.exe to the directory from previous - step. -3. Drag the .cue file you want to convert onto bin_to_cso_mp3.exe . It should - pop up console window with some scrolling text, which should close by itself - when done. After that you should see new directory with converted files. - - -Advanced usage --------------- - -Just run bin_to_cso_mp3.exe from console terminal (or "command prompt") without -any parameters to see usage. - - -Linux ------ - -You will need to compile bin_to_cso_mp3.c yourself using gcc: -$ gcc bin_to_cso_mp3.c -o bin_to_cso_mp3 - -You will also need to have lame and ciso binaries in PATH. Those can sometimes -be installed using packet manager from the distribution, or you can compile -them from sources: -lame: http://lame.sourceforge.net/ -ciso: http://ciso.tenshu.fr/ - + +bin_to_cso_mp3 +Originally written by Exophase as "bin_to_iso_ogg" +updated for cso/mp3 by notaz + + +About +----- + +This is a tool to convert cue/bin CD image to cue/cso/mp3 form, useful to use +with emulators. It can also create ISO instead of CSO and WAV instead of MP3. +Note that input must be .cue file, along with single .bin file. + + +Easy/Windows usage +------------------ + +1. Download LAME from http://lame.sourceforge.net/links.php#Binaries + You need an archive or "LAME Bundle" with lame.exe inside. Extract lame.exe + to the same directory as bin_to_cso_mp3.exe +2. Find ciso.exe . It usually comes with ISO->CSO converters, for example yacc + (http://yacc.pspgen.com/). Extract ciso.exe to the directory from previous + step. +3. Drag the .cue file you want to convert onto bin_to_cso_mp3.exe . It should + pop up console window with some scrolling text, which should close by itself + when done. After that you should see new directory with converted files. + +In case it complains about missing lame.exe even after you copied it, try +copying lame.exe and ciso.exe somewhere in your PATH, i.e. Windows directory. + +If it crashes ("this program needs to close blabla"), you probably have bad +.cue or missing .bin file. + + +Advanced usage +-------------- + +Just run bin_to_cso_mp3.exe from console terminal (or "command prompt") without +any parameters to see usage. + + +Linux +----- + +You will need to compile bin_to_cso_mp3.c yourself using gcc: +$ gcc bin_to_cso_mp3.c -o bin_to_cso_mp3 + +You will also need to have lame and ciso binaries in PATH. Those can sometimes +be installed using packet manager from the distribution, or you can compile +them from sources: +lame: http://lame.sourceforge.net/ +ciso: http://ciso.tenshu.fr/ + -- 2.39.2