-S and -M flags
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ubermunchen commented
Could you please give an example of how to use the -S and -M flags. Is it possible to use them while also using -z?
TiBeN commented
Hi,
Yes theses options work with zipped collections too (which are unzipped during process anyway).
On non zipped collections, image files are moved from the original romset path specified. On zipped collection, they are moved from the path specified with the "-z" option (where they are unzipped).
Suppose you have a zipped c64 disks romset and you want to move multi-images files only to another dir:
$ m3uragen /c64-zipped-files /c64-m3u -z /c64-unzipped -M /c64-multi-images
Then you'll have:
/c64-zipped-files: original zipped files, left untouched
/c64-m3u: generated M3U files
/c64-unzipped: unzipped disk files, containing only singles image files (because multi ones are moved)
/c64-multi-images: unzipped disk files, containing only multi-image files
If you add -S /c64-singles-images
to move single images, then the /c64-unzipped
will be empty.
TiBeN commented
I close the issue.
Feel free to reopen if you need help