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Cue file was the problem
:::I believe you are. Chdman does not take the <code>-i</code> parameter like other programs do, as the input is specified right after the output (in the example anyways). You also shouldn't be telling chdman what it already knows; the cue sheet describes how the CD is laid out and will point to the bin file so that programs can lay it out properly (use any text editor and you'll see ".bin" somewhere in it as a track). This is why dragging the cue file onto an emulator like Mednafen works.<br/>The correct syntax in this case is: <code>>chdman.exe createcd -o "Game.chd" "Game.cue"</code><br/>-[[User:FosterHaven|FosterHaven]] ([[User talk:FosterHaven|talk]]) 20:15, 17 March 2018 (EDT)
:::Thankyou for the clarification. The problem turned out to be the cue file's reference to its bin file's path. On the top line in Notepad was a path pointing to an esoteric location on an F drive for God knows what reason. I fixed the cue text by just pointing it to the bin's relative path in the same folder, and later also got rid of a two-second "PREGAP" that was set to always cut off the start of Track 02 (again... for some reason). Anyway once that first change was made, to my joy chdman converted the cue/bin to a working chd file. I should note though that while the conversion went as it should with the '''<code>-o</code>''' and '''<code>-i</code>''' in front of the output and input files respectively (and in either order), leaving out the '''<code>-i</code>''' always resulted in a '''<code>expected option, not parameter</code>''' error. [[User:Jack Ryan|Jack Ryan]] ([[User talk:Jack Ryan|talk]]) 08:41, 18 March 2018 (EDT)
