Thanks! Yeah, Bash is a clunky language and pretty slow. I find some kind of masochistic enjoyment out of trying to make it do what I want. You know, it's like how video game consoles of the past forced developers to get creative to make something worthwhile with the limited processing power they …

I forgot to check back on this thread. I saw you've posted the un-minified code. Skimmed through it a bit. I don't know JS so can't understand everything, but I get a vague idea looking at it. It actually helped me, cause I was stuck on my Bash script. I wanted to add support for using ffmpeg to …

I never implied you could regain data if it has been removed by a file already being saved in ISO format, but it IS lost if you have a BIN file ripped straight from the disc and you then convert that to an ISO. If you're interested in making copies of discs and be able to perfectly reproduce the …

This looks like a really awesome tool. Nice job! It's weird cause I was just replying in another thread about a shell script I had created for the same purpose: https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?p=1096638#p1096638 It's based on an older script I made a couple of years ago. CBAE looks to be more …

I ran into a similar problem lately. Not only does DOSBox support WAV for the audio tracks, it supports Ogg Vorbis and FLAC too! FLAC is lossless so identical in quality to WAV. The only difference is it takes up less space cause of the lossless compression. It's really more akin to something like …