pbPSCReAlpha 0.9 1/2
https://github.com/pascl/pbPSCReAlpha...
Change files on a USB key from Bleemsync 0.4.1 structure to BleemSync 1.0.0 structure then... recreate the database without going in bleemsyncui.
For the other functionalities of this tool, watch v0.8 videos on this channel.
0:00 - At start, in the background, I have at the left-hand my usb drive with Bleemsync0.4.1 files and my games, and at the right-hand files from bleemsync1.0.0 package.
INFO: I updated my PSC before that with another empty usb drive. My PSC already contains the added Bleemsync1.0.0 files. But I can still plug my old 0.4.1 usb drive in the PSC and play as usually. You can install BleemSync 1.0.0 but keep on using your previous drives as is.
0:10 - The tool is configured for using BS0.4.1, my folders are in 0.4.1 format. Clicking on Refresh prints my gamelist.
0:39 - Going to the transformer tab then click on "Upgrade". After a while (depending of the number of games), you can see directly in windows explorer that the "GameData" folder disappears and its content was moved at the up folder.
1:05 - Going to the transformer tab then click on "Downgrade". GameData folder appears again with its content moved. (my windows explorer sometimes doesn't refresh on the fly and I had to force a refresh in the video)
1:29 - Clicking on "Upgrade" again (it is the aim of this video after all ;) )
1:48 - Going back to the Explorer tab and launching a refresh. As I have folders with 1.0.0 structure, and the tool configured as 0.4.1 (line at the top of the window), all names of the games dissapear.
1:57 - Modifying the "currently use bleemsync vXXX" by clicking on it then choosing a version (for now, as if there is only 2 possible structures, you can click on the already checked to uncheck this and check the other). A refresh is launched at each change, then games appear again.
2:17 - Now, going in windows explorer, and remove all the folders except the games folder. Then copy/paste the folders of Bleemsync1.0.0.
Copying takes too much time. Go to the 2/2 video for the end.