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maestro
Registered: Mar 2004 Posts: 727 |
d64 lister
hi im wanting as many programs that will generate a list from reading some d64 images can anyone help
i already have d64 lister version 1.6.2 but are there any other programs like this???
im sure ive seen one but it needs to be able to read lots and lots of d64 images at one time
hope someone can help because im sure ive seen another somewhere but cant find it now
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Conrad
Registered: Nov 2006 Posts: 849 |
There is also "D64 Editor", download at http://almighty.c64.org/d64editor.html
although i don't think this is as sophisticated, after looking at "d64 lister" myself :-) |
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chatGPZ
Registered: Dec 2001 Posts: 11386 |
you should be able to do that with pretty much every d64 lister that works on the commandline, using a simple "script". eg for my little tool i use sth like this:
for %%i in (%1\*.d64) do d64scan.exe %%i -name -cr -bammsg -cr -dir -cr -extdir -sep > logfile.txt
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Marauder/GSS Account closed
Registered: Jul 2006 Posts: 224 |
eh? that d64 lister version 1.6.2 can do batch-processing, where is the problem?
a) menu "file" -> "load extended" (or 2nd button from left in toolbar)
b) in that dialog select an initial directory you want to search for images (it can include subfolders too). You may also change the file-criteria like "disk*.d64" or so...
c) click search-button and after the search it displays all images found on the right.
d) Use button "ChkAll" on top-right
e) press OK-button
f) after that it will process the files and read/list all d64-images. This can take a while, depending on how much files...
You sure will see some error-message, skip the bad ones and ignore the "unknow filesize" messages...
g) when done it shows you the content of all files, you can save that to file using the "save imagecontext"-button in toolbar (3rd from left)
easy...or? (c;
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maestro
Registered: Mar 2004 Posts: 727 |
now i c
thanx marauder :) |