Ok, so I want to convert my disk images of GameCube ISO games to trimmed versions, problem is I need one that can do batch conversions so I don't have to do all my games one-by-one.
After much searching, the best I could come up with was an app called GameCube ISO Tool. While it doesn't really do batch conversions, since it supports commandline, I was able to write a .bat script to do it.
But then I ran into another very very VERY annoying issue with it...... it keeps renaming my ISO files! I can't find an option anywhere to disable this behavior, and it seems dead-set on doing it. In fact, I am pretty sure this is a bug, because even when I specifically set the filename I want it to save it as manually, AND I can see it in the logs it understood my command for what filename I want it to be saved as.... it still overrides all this and saves it as whatever it wants the file to be named instead.
So I am practically pulling my hair out at this point. Is there an app that will trim a batch of GameCube ISOs at once while NOT renaming them to whatever it feels like without any option to disable that behavior?
After much searching, the best I could come up with was an app called GameCube ISO Tool. While it doesn't really do batch conversions, since it supports commandline, I was able to write a .bat script to do it.
But then I ran into another very very VERY annoying issue with it...... it keeps renaming my ISO files! I can't find an option anywhere to disable this behavior, and it seems dead-set on doing it. In fact, I am pretty sure this is a bug, because even when I specifically set the filename I want it to save it as manually, AND I can see it in the logs it understood my command for what filename I want it to be saved as.... it still overrides all this and saves it as whatever it wants the file to be named instead.
So I am practically pulling my hair out at this point. Is there an app that will trim a batch of GameCube ISOs at once while NOT renaming them to whatever it feels like without any option to disable that behavior?