>Is there a quick & easy way to convert a whole mess of ROM files to CD
>audio format? Mavewav allowed me to use my computer as a file server of
>sorts. I recently moved my computer away from my TV and VCS, but would
>still like to be able to load up images on my Supercharger. Ideally, I'd
>like to put them onto CD-R, which I could play though my discman.
>
>Has anyone done this? Just thought I'd ask before I start mucking about
>with batch files or Applescript ...
Good ol' MS-DOS will do it. The command
for %f in (*.rom) do makewav -switches %f
will run Makewav on each file that matches *.rom . (make sure to
replace -switches with whatever switches makewav needs.)
For CD audio format, you will need to convert Makewav's waves to 44
KHz 16-bit stereo audio from whatever its default format is. I know
Cool Edit Pro for Win9x has a batch mode that'll do that sort of
thing, if your CD authoring program doesn't do it for you.
All this is on a Wintel platform though... I can't help but notice
that "Applescript" you mentioned, so it might be that nothing I've
said will help... :)
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