File Combination

Note the following examples can be used interchangably on Windows and Linux,
all that needs to be done is swapping / with \, for example directory/path
becomes directory\path.

Windows Demo

psx-combine.exe C:\games\files\game.cue

General Demos

The most basic use of psx-comBINe is to pass it a .cue file, for example,
psx-combine /games/files/game.cue

You can pass a directory to psx-comBINe and it will look for a .cue file, for
example,
psx-combine /games/files/

To time how long it takes to combine files, you can use -t or --time
psx-combine /games/files/game.cue -t

To get a verbose output of the .cue data, you can use -v or --verbose
psx-combine /games/files/game.cue -v

To specify the output filename, use -f or --filename, the default filename
is the same as the input filename
psx-combine /games/files/game.cue -f combined

To specify the output directory for the filed to be put into, use -d or
--directory. The default behaviour is to create a folder in the parent folder
of the files called psx-comBINe, e.g /games/game.cue will be output to
/games/psx-comBINe/game.cue
psx-combine /games/files/game.cue -d /games/combined/

--filename and --directory can be combined, as can -v and -t

ADBeta (c) Nov 2023