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Support for _m.psarc files

Hello, I'm a Mac user that uses the toolkit, etc. in Parallels, but plays RS in OSX. I'm wondering if you could either put a preference or also have it search/support _m.psarc files.

 

Thanks! Looks like a great tool.

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    Hello, I'm a Mac user that uses the toolkit, etc. in Parallels, but plays RS in OSX. I'm wondering if you could either put a preference or also have it search/support _m.psarc files.

     

    Thanks! Looks like a great tool.

     

    Do you know what kind of HD format parallel's uses for the filesystem? FAT? NTFS? or one of the OS X ones? 

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    I use shared folder functionality that allows Parallels to mount an OSX folder as a network drive in Windows (ex. /Users/nick/Library/Application Support/Steam/SteamApps/common/Rocksmith2014 -> R:). When I right click it gives me PrlSF as the file system. I imagine that the Parallels toolset is doing a translation between NTFS and HFS+. Since my HFS+ partition is encrypted, Windows 7 would have no way of knowing what it is or how to write it, so something has to be "translating" between the two.

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    To use some of the functions you could  temporarily rename the files from p.psarc to m.psarc - a nice feature is the duplicate finder or renaming the files.

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    To use some of the functions you could  temporarily rename the files from p.psarc to m.psarc - a nice feature is the duplicate finder or renaming the files.

     

    Anyone know any easy way to "batch rename" files on Mac? I've tested a couple on my Windows machine, by renaming them to _p.psarc instead of _m.psarc but when I tried to use the CFSM to "Edit" song info, it crashed.

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    Which version of the songmanager did you use? By copying the files in a folder with a subfolder "dlc" (and selecting parent folder in the configuratoin), renaming them to _p.psarc I renamed the files successfully - I'm using the latest beta version.

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