PS5 Image Converter v1.0.1

Changelog: v1.0.1

New Features

• Windows Platform Support: Added the official Windows version of the application. Previously compatible only with Linux, the tool now provides a fully portable, native standalone executable for Windows 7 64-bit and newer with zero extra setup required. Windows version is in Beta as I do not use the OS. Report any issues or bugs at https://x.com/KryoMod

• Context-Aware Path Management: The application now intelligently remembers workflow. The Source path automatically defaults one level up from the last selected file or folder, defaulting it back to the main game folder rather than the last source game folder or image file. The "Destination" path remains "sticky," ensuring the output folder stays consistent across sessions.

• Persistent Configuration: Added automatic path saving. The application now remembers the last-used source and destination directories upon restarting using a local hidden config file (~/.ps5_converter_config).

• Unpack to Game Folder: A dedicated utility for automated extraction that creates a dedicated sub-folder named after the source file, keeping the output directory organized.

• Intelligent Inspect & Unpack: The Inspect tool has been overhauled to accurately detect and report the source type of .ffpfsc image files (raw game dump vs. exFAT container).

• Enhanced Progress UI: Integrated an indeterminate progress bar to provide visual feedback during operations.

Improvements & Fixes

• Dynamic UI Layout: The Destination input and "Browse" button dynamically hide when in "Inspect" mode, preventing redundant inputs and user confusion.

• Robust Configuration: Fixed an issue where the application would revert to the script directory if the last-used source file was moved or deleted.

• Intelligent File Naming: Improved path handling ensures output images are correctly placed within the chosen destination directory.

• Stability Enhancements: Optimized internal task handling and sub-process execution for more reliable long-running operations.

• Backend Refactoring: Consolidated logic into a maintainable class structure and removed deprecated error handling patterns for a cleaner, more stable execution flow.

• Enhanced Console Logging: Real-time logging now captures and displays standard error and stdout directly from the mkpfs CLI, providing much better visibility into the background process.