PSFPoint

PSFPoint is a simple command-line PSF tagger written by Neill Corlett.

Introduction

Long ago, Neill Corlett wrote a little command-line ID3 tag setting program called "Pointless ID3 Tagger" - ID3Point for short. This is the same thing for PSF files.

It's easy!

Usage

psfpoint [-tf] [-variable=value ...] psf-file(s)

-tf : Sets the title tag according to the filename. Obvious track numbers, "%20", and other garbage is processed.

-variable=value : Sets the given variable name to the given value.
Note that if this has spaces in it, you have to enclose the option in quotation marks, i.e. "-variable=value with spaces"
If you want to delete a variable, just say: -variable=

psf-file(s) : One or more PSF filenames. Wildcards are accepted.

Examples

To set the game name of every PSF file in the current directory:

psfpoint "-game=Final Fantasy 9" *.psf

Or to set the volumes to 1.0:

psfpoint -volume=1 *.psf

Or to delete all comments:

psfpoint -comment= *.psf

The possibilities are endless!

Thanks to

• ProtoCat, again for no reason at all.

Where to find me

• Neill Corlett
  • email: [email protected]
  • web: http://www.neillcorlett.com/
• Github version by loveemu https://github.com/loveemu/psfpoint