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vgmstream_cli:tldr:d8a9e

vgmstream_cli: Convert multiple files to `bgm_(original name).wav` (Default `-o` pattern is `?f.wav`).

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$ vgmstream_cli -o ${path-to-bgm_?f-wav} ${filename1-adc} ${filename2-adc}

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The command you provided is using the vgmstream_cli utility with certain arguments.

Explanation:

vgmstream_cli: This is the name of the command-line interface utility that is being executed.
-o ${path-to-bgm_?f-wav}: This argument specifies the output option. It indicates that the output files should be created with names that include the path to the specified directory (${path-to-}), with the prefix "bgm_" and the wildcard "?" which represents a single character, followed by the suffix "-wav". This is a placeholder, and you need to replace ${path-to-} with the actual path to your desired output directory.
${filename1-adc} and ${filename2-adc}: These are placeholders for the input filenames. You need to replace them with the actual names of the input files you want to process. The files should have the extension ".adc".

To use this command effectively, make sure to replace ${path-to-} with the desired output directory path and replace ${filename1-adc} and ${filename2-adc} with the actual names of the input files you want to process.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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