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How to use diskspan bat
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How to use Diskspan Bat First You Start DiskSpan, you have to enter the Game Directory like this. https://fileforums.com/attachment.ph...1&d=1599115468 Make sure you have enough Free space. For each game you must have Double Space free. Example: the Game is 90 GB you must Have 180 GB free space. after that Diskspan ask you for Compress method like this https://fileforums.com/attachment.ph...1&d=1599115525 Here you can enter your Compress method. If you want Custom Compress method enter 21. but normally you can enter 6. After that Diskspan ask you witch Storage you want. Like this https://fileforums.com/attachment.ph...1&d=1599115525 Example 5. After you have chose your Storage, the next window came up, and Diskspan ask you to make an ISO After Compressing. In most chases you can enter N. After that DiskSpan ask you for Shutdown after Compressing. Here you can chose N. Now Diskspan have all information to compress your Game correctly like this. https://fileforums.com/attachment.ph...1&d=1599115796 Now DiskSpan Compress your game. This can take a long Time, depending witch compress method you use, and the game size. https://fileforums.com/attachment.ph...1&d=1599115796 after this the Game is Compressed with Diskspan. Like this https://fileforums.com/attachment.ph...1&d=1599115796 @mods can make it sticky |
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How to use Diskspan with List files (compressing with List files)
Here I will give you a example for a single game for which you have to use List files. For this you have to edit _Diskspan.bat file (right-click -> Edit).
_DiskSpan.bat Code:
set GAME[1].NAME=Assassins Creed OdysseyCode:
Include1_1.txtCode:
Include1_2.txtCode:
Include1_3.txtCode:
Exclude1_1.txtCode:
::set GAME[1].BEFO[1]= Bat file with added functions to be called before compressing the file (GAME[x].DATA[y]) |
Example of using the list and call before mode.
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DiskSpan.bat example to exclude redist and copy redist files to output folder...
List mode can also be configured in this way to include redist files without requiring user action. I did some tests and it is working perfectly. DiskSpan.bat Code:
set GAME[1].EXCL[1]=Lists\ExcludeRedist.txtCode:
_CommonRedist\*Code:
@echo offI fixed the automatic calculation of the first disk so that the DiskSpan.bat file gets the size of the SetupFiles folder after copying the redist files. It also adds a new parameter "SetupFilesDir" to the CallAfter/CallBefore files. |
Another example using List files + components
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set CONVERSION=Mass Effect TrilogyCode:
Include1_1.txtCode:
Include1_2.txtCode:
Include1_3.txtCode:
Exclude1_1.txtCode:
Exclude1_2.txtCode:
Include2_1.txtCode:
Include2_2.txtCode:
Include2_3.txtCode:
Exclude2_1.txtCode:
Include3_1.txtCode:
Include3_2.txtCode:
Include3_3.txtCode:
Exclude3_1.txt |
where can i find diskspan bat for now. or is there any way to convert diskspangui compression method combo to a bat file for automation ?
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But anyway, I hope I've found the right one in OP. |
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Good day. Please advise whether this ‘.bat’ file is compatible with the latest version of DiskSpan (v2.0.2.3)?
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"Hello! I’ve been looking for answers regarding multiple .bin file compression. It's a bit confusing for me. I was wondering how to compress a game file into parts—for example, compressing 8GB down to 2GB.
Instead of receiving the 2GB as a single file, I want to split it into four separate .bin files. Is this possible? If so, how? Do I need to use developer mode and split/masked it?, or is there a way to do it using CLS to separate it into four parts? |
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In the DiskSpan GUI (executable, not the BAT file), you can specify the size of the disks. That is, you can compress the 8 GB (considering that the compressed output without splitting would result in one 8 GB BIN file) into 4 parts of 2 GB each, simply by specifying a size of 2 GB for the first disk and 2 GB for the other disks as well. Then, if you want everything in the same folder, move all the BIN files from the DISK_2, DISK_3, and DISK_4 folders to the DISK_1 folder (move all the BIN files to the first folder and delete the DISK_2 to DISK_4 folders). |
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