TSQ2PSF converts TSQ/TVB sound files into PSF file.

It may also work for other Choro Q games. However, the result is not guaranteed.

Syntax: tsq2psf (options) outfile.psf

Note: Please put tsq2psf.psflib to the directory where tsq2psf is installed

--help : Show help

--standalone [TSQ path] [song index] [TVB path] : Create a standalone PSF file

--install-driver : Install driver block for playback (for psflib creation)

--tsq [TSQ path] : Save TSQ file into output PSF file

--tvb [TVB path] : Save TVB file into output PSF file

--song [song index] : Specify song index for TSQ playback (often used with --tsq option)

--lib [psflib name] : Set the name to the _lib tag of output PSF file

--psfby [name] : Set the name to the psfby tag of output PSF file

tsq2psf --standalone BGM_01.TSQ 1 BGM.TVB BGM_01.psf

tsq2psf --install-driver --tvb BGM.TVB BGM.psflib
tsq2psf --lib BGM.psflib --tsq BGM_01.TSQ --song 1 BGM_01.minipsf

tsq2psf --install-driver --tsq BGM_01.TSQ --tvb BGM.TVB BGM.psflib
tsq2psf --lib BGM.psflib --song 1 BGM_01.minipsf

You can edit reverb parameters saved in the driver block, by using PSF-o-Cycle.

Follow those steps:

1. Open tsq2psf.psflib with PSFLab
2. Import the TSQ file to 0x800F0000
3. Import the TVB file to 0x8001D800
4. Write the song number to 0x800EF800
5. (Change EXE Settings to keep all the data - not necessary, it must be already good)
6. Save as PSF file

TSQ2PSF takes care of all those steps. Isn't it wonderful?