Click the "in:" menu and select "extension only." Uncheck the "Ignore Case" check box.ĭrag another "Rename finder items" task into the workspace underneath the previous task. For this example, use "jpg" for the Find box and "JPEG" for the Replace box. A dialog box appears, asking if you want to add a copy item to the workflow click "Add" to open workflow dialog bubbles in the workspace.Ĭlick the drop-down menu in the "Add Date and Time" bubble, and select "Replace Text." This transforms the bubble into a "Replace Text" item.Įnter the file extension you wish to replace in the "Find" text box, and enter the text you want to replace it with in the "Replace" text box. Type "Rename finder items" into the search bar.Ĭlick and hold the "Rename finder items" item that appears in the search menu, and drag it to the workspace on the right side of the window.
Job Done"įor /f "tokens=*" %%a in ('dir /b /a-d "%SourceDir%"') do (ħz.exe x "%SourceDir%\%%a" -o"%WorkDir%\%%~Na"įor /f "tokens=*" %%b in ('dir /b /a-d "%WorkDir%\%%~Na\*.cue"') do (Ĭhdman createcd -i "%WorkDir%\%%~Na\%%b" -o "%DestDir%\%%~Nb.chd"Ĭhdman extractcd -i "%DestDir%\%%~Nb.chd" -o "%DestDir%\%%~Nb.cue" -ob "%DestDir%\%%~Nb.Select "Application" from the New Document window and the Automator workflow creation window opens. SET "DestDir=D:\Playstation Conversion\3. SET "WorkDir=D:\Playstation Conversion\2. SET "SourceDir=D:\Playstation Conversion\1. Has better compression than PBP and I think I used the script you wrote with few changes to do it all on
Works, scans in RetroArch without any problem. Maybe some sort of import bug since I can see it stop at the PBP files for awhile then move onto CHD files. I don't scan things into Retroarch since LB does what need it to do so never noticed. Weird, it scans in my CHD files but skips the PBP files with Retroarch scan even though they use the same naming convention and the Beetle PSX HW core runs PBP format.
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