Super converter 1.1b mgd2 <-> smd <-> bin

Help   Posted by: F_F on Monday, February 25, 2002

Someone please make one of these converters that doesnt run under dos







www.fearfactory.n3.net

99.99999999999999999%of earth use windows (Not rated)   Posted on Monday, December 09, 2002

stop living in the stone age and stop useing dos is their really people left on this earth that have computers that run dos?

Might be good, but I don't know (Not rated)   Posted on Sunday, January 05, 2003

Same problem as many others: DOS.
I'ts not like Dos is bad or somting, it's just that newer computers don't run Dos programs very well (or not at all). I really need a program like this and it would be nice to have one works in Windows(please also in XP!).
I'm quite sure many people agree with me, so if anyone has the time, please take it.

Try CMD (Not rated)   Posted by: LordSturm on Thursday, March 29, 2007

You don't need "DOS" you silly people.

In XP, click Run... type CMD, hit enter...
In there type cd DIRECTORY_WITH_SUPCONV.EXE
Then type supconv ?

It should be quite obvious from there...

No Console GUI Based Genesis ROM Converter (Not rated)   Posted by: VectorMan on Sunday, July 15, 2007

I have written SMD BIN WIN 2.0b to address the many problems you may have with console based converters

SMD BIN WIN 2.0b can convert Genesis ROMs in the following formats: SMD, BIN, and MD

Check it out at http://www.codeisle.com or at http://www.romhacking.net/utils/383/

NOTE: The Romhacking.net description is wrong. They should have added that it can convert MD files as well.

Remember: it is still beta and has a few bugs. Don't try adding more than 100 files at a time to convert or you may have problems.

It runs on Windows XP too :)

Nice work (Not rated)   Posted on Wednesday, October 10, 2007

FFS no pleasing some people great programe mate keep up the good work worked a treat thank you as to 9999999999999% using windows i beg to differ unix,linux and apple have taken a larger share than you think and if you cant even use cmd please learn somthing before flaming people n00b

was unexpected at this time (Not rated)   Posted by: Problem.... on Thursday, October 11, 2007

I followed all the directions, but it just keeps saying (conversion) was unexpected at this time. can any1 help?

Stop Complaining   Posted by: deathwish on Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Just because it is formatted using a console dosen't mean that you cant use it. This program did a fine job of converting my smd over to a bin. For the record it only supports the 8+3 naming convention, so no long names.

Vista version?   Posted by: Saigas on Friday, October 02, 2009

Is there a version of this program compatible with Windows Vista?

Btw, I don't understand how to use the CMD function, could anyone give more specific directions?

Perfect   Posted by: MrSmith on Tuesday, November 10, 2009

It's easy to use and works great. It works on Vista Home Premium SP1. Simple instructions

1. winflag + R (for run prompt) or Start > Run

2. Type CMD > hit enter

3. For example say you have Supconv on your desktop you would type

4. cd supconv (if the folder was called that) > hit enter

5. Then type supconv.exe > hit enter to open the converter. Type supconv ? for help using the convertert

here is an example of converting a bin to smd.
by the way make sure the rom is in the same directory as supconv to save alot of hassle :)

supconv BS test.bin test.smd > hit enter

it's really simple.