| PSX Scraper | |
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| Author | BertrandHustle |
| Type | PC Utilities |
| Version | 2020 |
| License | GPL-3.0 |
| Last Updated | 2020/02/12 |
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PSX eboot folders are frequently named by part number instead of game name, which makes it difficult to know which games you have.
psx_scraper aims to fix that. Just run the script on any system where Python is installed.
User guide
Place the psx_scraper.py in the same directory as your eboots and run the script, or specify a directory with the -d flag (see below).
Command Line Options:
-d/--dir: Specify a directory to scrape. -l/--log: Produces a log (psx_scraper.log) in the directory where the script is run, this log details any pbp files that the scraper was unable to find information for. -p/--print: Dry run option, print out game names but make no changes to directory names.