Greetings! :)
My apologies for reporting the same issue as user UnforeseenOcean, but their post is now more than a year old and still has not received any answer. So this is really nothing more than a shot in the dark, hoping for a long awaited solution.
Exactly as previously described, when converting a .gba ROM into a .gsf file with rom2gsf [version 1.0], and then trying to process that .gsf output through gsfopt (using ###-T [10:00.000] -f [gsf file here] file.gsf### ) , the error code ###Error: [gsf file] - File size error### appears.
I'm afraid that I'm utterly at a loss, and can't understand what went wrong and, most importantly, what I should do to in order to make this program function properly.
I truly wish for this post not to go unnoticed..
But, in any case, I sincerely thank you, loveemu, for taking the time to read this message (if that's the case X)), but also for your hard and relentless work on the GBA's convoluted sound formats
May everyone have a magnificent day! :)
Greetings! :) My apologies for reporting the same issue as user UnforeseenOcean, but their post is now more than a year old and still has not received any answer. So this is really nothing more than a shot in the dark, hoping for a long awaited solution.
Exactly as previously described, when converting a .gba ROM into a .gsf file with rom2gsf [version 1.0], and then trying to process that .gsf output through gsfopt (using ###-T [10:00.000] -f [gsf file here] file.gsf### ) , the error code ###Error: [gsf file] - File size error### appears. I'm afraid that I'm utterly at a loss, and can't understand what went wrong and, most importantly, what I should do to in order to make this program function properly.
I truly wish for this post not to go unnoticed.. But, in any case, I sincerely thank you, loveemu, for taking the time to read this message (if that's the case X)), but also for your hard and relentless work on the GBA's convoluted sound formats May everyone have a magnificent day! :)