problems with converting to wav with config about nsfplay HOT 4 CLOSED

Under windows, a program can only be a GUI application, or a console application, so unfortunately I don't think there is anything I can do to make NSFPlay.exe behave like a console application.

So, yes, something like nsf2wav to make it a separate executable would have to be done. I haven't investigated how to compile nsf2wav on windows.

a command line version of NSFPlay is on my wishlist for NSFPlay 3, but there is no ETA for that at this time.

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I have improved the command line interface for NSFPlay a little bit. Now all config entries from in_yansf.cfg can be given a temporary override on the command line (e.g. "-FADE_TIME=300").

Added in: d0d8d70

Additionally, though I cannot output to the command console since this is a GUI application, I added some diagnostic messages to stdout and you can use >logfile.txt on the command line to redirect those to a file and at least get feedback for errors.

I don't yet have a way to override the config file yet, but it should also be possible.

Until this becomes part of an official release, it can be tested here: https://ci.appveyor.com/project/bbbradsmith/nsfplay/branch/master/artifacts

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I managed to add a command-line INI file override. You can use -INI=file.ini to override in_yansf.ini and -NSFPLAYINI=file.ini to override nsfplay.ini.

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Try this out in 2.6 release

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