Specify the discs to extract with the -d or -disc option, which takes a comma-separated list of disc numbers to extract, e.g. cue.Įxtracting from Multi-disc PBPs are supported. PSXPackager checks the file extension to decide whether to extract or convert, so the syntax remains the same. If not specified, it will default to 5.Īrchives will be decompressed to a temporary folder in %TEMP%\PSXPackager, and will be cleaned up on exit. Set the compression level to a value from 0 to 9, with 0 being no compression and 9 being the highest compression level. Use the -x argument to overwrite all files in the output directory. PSXPackager will prompt if a file exists before overwriting it. If not specified, the path of the input file will be used. zip can be used as an input, so long as PSXPackager can find an image or CUE sheet within the archive. Since 7z is used for decompression, any format the 7z supports, such as. Simply pass the path to the archive, CUE sheet, or image with the -i parameter. PSXPackager supports several input formats. g, -log If this option is present, will log messages to a file.Ĭonvert a. f, -format (Default: %FILENAME%) Specify the filename format e.g. x If this option is present, will overwrite a file if it exists, otherwise will ask confirmation. Messages, 3 = All messages (default), 4 = Include timestamps 1 = Files, Errors and Warnings only, 2 = No Info-level v, -verbosity (Default: 3) Set level of output messages.
d, -discs A comma-separated list of disc numbers to extract from a PBP. l, -level (Default: 5) Set compression level 0-9, default 5. o, -output The output path where the converted file(s) will be written. In order to restore just unzip the zip-file containing the original files to the game-folder and youre done.Ĭhecked BitDefender quarantines and they are all there with avc report.-i, -input The input file or path to convert.
One contains backups of the original files which needs patching. They will be stored in 2 different folders named ORIGINALFILESARCHIVE and PATCHEDFILESARCHIVE. The Dont Create ISO(s)-Option is just for CFW-Users who want to just patch the Game(s) in PS3-Folder-Format without creating an ISO(s) subsequently - Two zip files will be created while patching. Then game(s) will only be patched when its firmware version is higher as the set firmware version of your PS3-System If PS3 ISO TOOLS does not patch anything and game doesnt work try the Always-Option.
Make sure game-folder or any file inside game-folder isnt opened in any way before starting conversion.įind the options to patch a game to a lower firmware within the Create ISO(s) Options. This will save you the effort to mount each game at least once to make webMAN display its game-icon.
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