Linux command
bchunk 命令
文本
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常用示例
Convert
bchunk [path/to/image.bin] [path/to/image.cue] [path/to/output]
Example
bchunk -v [path/to/image.bin] [path/to/image.cue] [path/to/output]
Example
bchunk -w [path/to/image.bin] [path/to/image.cue] [path/to/output]
说明
bchunk converts CD images in BIN/CUE format to standard ISO 9660 images and audio tracks. It reads the CUE sheet to determine track layout and extracts each track to a separate file. Data tracks are converted to ISO format, while audio tracks can be output as raw CDR audio or WAV files. The output files are named with the specified prefix and numbered sequentially.
参数
- -v
- Verbose mode; display detailed progress information
- -w
- Output audio tracks as WAV files instead of raw CDR
- -r
- Raw mode; do not convert data tracks to ISO format
- -p
- Use PSX (PlayStation) mode for certain disc types
- -s
- Swap byte order in audio tracks
FAQ
What is the bchunk command used for?
bchunk converts CD images in BIN/CUE format to standard ISO 9660 images and audio tracks. It reads the CUE sheet to determine track layout and extracts each track to a separate file. Data tracks are converted to ISO format, while audio tracks can be output as raw CDR audio or WAV files. The output files are named with the specified prefix and numbered sequentially.
How do I run a basic bchunk example?
Run `bchunk [path/to/image.bin] [path/to/image.cue] [path/to/output]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -v do in bchunk?
Verbose mode; display detailed progress information