vgmpacker.py

#!/usr/bin/env python
# vgmpacker.py
# Compression tool for optimal packing of SN76489-based PSG VGM data for use on 8-bit CPUs
# By Simon Morris (https://github.com/simondotm/)
# See https://github.com/simondotm/vgm-packer
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# Packing SN76489 VGM data into the most efficient storage format requires:
#  1. Interleaved data unpacked into serialized data per register
#  2. Tone registers 0/1/2 packed as three separate 16-bit data series
#  3. Tone register 3 and volumes 0,1,2,3 packed as five separate 4-bit data series
#  This can achieve over 50% size reduction over the interleaved format
#  However, it requires 8 separately compressed data blocks, and also, a compression scheme that supports streamed decoding
#  Since most traditional compression schemes are 'in-place' decoders that back reference the previously unpacked data,
#   in order to support streamed decoding on 8-bit systems, our compression scheme has to use local decompression buffers.
# This packer deploys a number of techniques that provide the best compression for lowest ram overhead.
#   
# It utilises LZ4 and Huffman encoders from https://github.com/simondotm/lz4enc-python

import functools
import itertools
import struct
import sys
import time
import binascii
import math
import operator
import os

from modules.lz4enc import LZ4 
from modules.huffman import Huffman
from modules.vgmparser import VgmStream

class VgmPacker:

	# pack options
	HIGH_COMPRESSION = False # enable 2kb sliding window with 16-bits instead of 255 byte, overridden by LZ48
	LZ48 = True	# enable 8 bit LZ4 mode
	OUTPUT_RAWDATA = False # output raw dumps of the data that was compressed by LZ4/Huffman
	RLE = True # always set now.
	ENABLE_HUFFMAN = True # optional
	VERBOSE = True

	def __init__(self):
		print("init")

			
	#----------------------------------------------------------
	# Utilities
	#----------------------------------------------------------


	# split the packed raw data into 11 separate streams
	# returns array of 11 bytearrays
	def split_raw(self, rawData, stripCommands = True):

		registers = [ 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
		registers_opt = [ 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]

		latched_channel = -1

		output_block = bytearray()
		output_blocks = []

		for o in range(11):
			output_blocks.append( bytearray() )

		if stripCommands:
			register_mask = 15
		else:
			register_mask = 255

		# unpack the raw binary data in 11 arrays of register data without any deltas between them
		# eg. the raw chip writes to all 11 registers every frame
		n = 0
		Packet = True
		verbose = False

		while (Packet):
			packet_size = rawData[n]
			if verbose:
				print("packet_size=" + str(packet_size))
			n += 1
			if packet_size == 255:
				Packet = False
			else:
				for x in range(packet_size):
					d = rawData[n+x]
					#if verbose:
					#   print "  frame byte number=" +str(x)
					#   print "    frame byte=" +str(d)
					if d & 128:
						# latch
						c = (d>>5)&3
						latched_channel = c
						if d & 16:
							# volume
							if verbose:
								print(" volume on channel " + str(c))
							registers[c+7] = d & register_mask

						else:
							# tone
							if verbose:
								print(" tone on channel " + str(c))

							registers[c*2+0] = d & register_mask                    

					else:
						if verbose:
							print(" tone data on latched channel " + str(latched_channel))
						registers[latched_channel*2+1] = d # we no longer do any masking here # d & 63 # tone data only contains 6 bits of info anyway, so no need for mask
						if latched_channel == 3:
							print("ERROR CHANNEL")





				# emit current state of each of the 11 registers to 11 different bytearrays
				for x in range(11):
					output_blocks[x].append( registers[x] )

				# next packet                
				n += packet_size

		#print(output_blocks[6])

		#IGNORE we no longer do this - let the decoder do it instead.
		if False:
			# make sure we only emit tone3 when it changes, or 15 for no-change
			# this prevents the LFSR from being reset
			lastTone3 = 255  
			for x in range(len(output_blocks[6])):
				t = output_blocks[6][x]
				if t == lastTone3:
					output_blocks[6][x] = 15
				lastTone3 = t

		#    print(output_blocks[6])

		# Add EOF marker (0x08) to tone3 byte stream
		output_blocks[6].append(0x08)	# 0x08 is an invalid noise tone.

		# return the split blocks
		return output_blocks



	# return string with byte overhead of n blocks on decoder side
	def overhead(self, n):
		return " (" + str(n*lz4.getWindowSize()) + " bytes overhead)"

	# report stats from block_in and block_out compression ration, block_count indicates overhead, and msg is the description
	def report(self, lz4, block_in, block_out, block_count, msg=""):
		
		src_size = len(block_in)
		dst_size = len(block_out)
		if src_size == 0:
			ratio = 0
		else:
			ratio = 100 - (int)((dst_size*100 / src_size))

		ws = lz4.getWindowSize()
		if ws < 1024:
			window_size = str(ws) + "b"
		else:
			window_size = str(ws>>10) + "Kb"

		# outputs with multiple blocks will have overhead on decoder side
		overhead = block_count * lz4.getWindowSize()
		total_size = dst_size + overhead

		msg = "{:87}".format(msg)
		print(" Compressed '" + msg + "', " + str(src_size) + " into " + str(dst_size) + " bytes => " + str(ratio) + "%, level=" + str(lz4.getCompressionLevel()) + ", window=" + window_size + ", overhead=" + str(overhead) + ", size=" + str(total_size) + ", tokens=" + str(lz4.stats["tokenCount"]))


	# from the 11 registers array, return a new byte array which is all 11 registers sets combined into one buffer
	def combine_parts(self, registers):
		buffer = bytearray()
		for x in range(len(registers)):
			buffer += registers[x]
		return buffer

	# from the 11 registers array, return a new bytearray of the registers combined from the given array
	#  where combination is an array, eg. [0,3,1]
	def combine_registers(self, registers, combination):
		buffer = bytearray()
		for x in range(len(registers[0])):
			for y in range(len(combination)):
				r = combination[y]
				buffer.append( registers[r][x] )
		return buffer




	# given a block of bytes of 4-bit values, compress two bytes to 1
	def pack4(self, block):
		packed_block = bytearray()

		for x in range(0, len(block), 2):
			a = block[x+0] & 15
			if x+1 >= len(block):
				b = 0
			else:
				b = block[x+1] & 15
			c = (a << 4) + b
			packed_block.append(c)
		return packed_block

	# given a block of bytes, return a new version with 'marker' replacing bytes that are unchanged
	# assumed 8-bit data series on input. used for tone3 differentials to prevent LFSR reset.
	def diff(self, block, marker = 255):
		input_block = block
		diff_block = bytearray()
		for n in range(len(input_block)):
			if n == 0:
				diff_block.append(input_block[0])
			else:
				if input_block[n] == input_block[n-1]:
					diff_block.append(marker)
				else:
					diff_block.append(input_block[n])

		# test unpack/undiff
		assert len(diff_block) == len(input_block)
		rebuilt_block = bytearray()
		for n in range(len(diff_block)):
			d = diff_block[n]
			if d == marker:
				assert n != 0
				rebuilt_block.append( rebuilt_block[n-1] )
			else:
				rebuilt_block.append( diff_block[n] )

		assert rebuilt_block == input_block
		return diff_block

	# given a block of bytes, return a new version with deltas applied to each byte
	def delta(self, block):
		input_block = block
		diff_block = bytearray()
		for n in range(1, len(input_block)):
			a = input_block[n-1]
			b = input_block[n]
			diff_block.append( (b-a) & 255 )
		return diff_block


	# apply simple RLE encoding to a block of 4-bit tone or volume data
	# run length encoded into top 4-bits. 0=no repeat, 15=15 repeats.
	def rle(self, block):
		#return block
		if not self.RLE:
			return block

		rle_block = bytearray()
		n = 0
		while (n < len(block)):
			#print('offset ' + str(n))
			offset = n
			count = 0
			while ((offset < len(block)-1) and (count < 15)):
				#print('diff[' + str(offset+1) + ']='+str(block[offset+1]))
				if block[offset+1] == block[n]:
					count += 1 
					offset += 1
				else:
					#print('ack')
					break

			out = ((count&15)<<4) | (block[n] & 15)
			rle_block.append( out )
			n += count + 1
			#if count > 0:
			#		print('run length ' + str(count) + " of " + format(out, 'x'))


		# test unpack
		test = bytearray()
		for n in rle_block:
			count = n>>4
			token = n & 15
			#print("byte=" + format(n, "x") + ", count=" + str(count) + ", token=" + str(token))
			for l in range(count+1):
				test.append(token)

		if len(test) != len(block):	
			print("ERROR: output size fault after RLE, testblocksize=" + str(len(test)) + ", inblocksize=" + str(len(block)))
		
		for j in range(len(block)):
			if test[j] != block[j]:
				print("ERROR: difference at offset=" + str(j) + " expected=" + format(block[j],'x') + ", got " + format(test[j],'x'))

		assert test == block

		print('   RLE Pack size in=' + str(len(block)) + ', out=' + str(len(rle_block)) + ", saving=" + str(len(block)-len(rle_block)) )
		return rle_block

	# apply simple RLE encoding to a block of 12-bit tone data (stored as 16-bit words)
	# run length encoded into top 4-bits. 0=no repeat, 15=15 repeats.
	def rle2(self, block):

		if not self.RLE:
			return block

		rle_block = bytearray()
		n = 0
		while (n < len(block)):
			#print('input offset=' + str(n/2) + ", rle_block offset=" + str(len(rle_block)))
			offset = n
			count = 0
			while ((offset < len(block)-2) and (count < 15)):
				if block[offset+2] == block[n] and block[offset+3] == block[n+1]:
					count += 1 
					offset += 2
				else:
					break

			# first byte is command, second byte is data
			out = (block[n]<<8) + block[n+1]
			#print("value=" + str(out) + ", run length=" + str(count))

			#test = (block[n+0]<<4) + block[n+1] # top 6 bits plus bottom 4 bits = 10 bits
			if (block[n+1] > 63) or (block[n+0] > 15):
				print("Error at offset " + str(offset) + ", tone value is greater than 10 bits in size")


			if (out > 4095):
				print("Error at offset " + str(offset) + ", tone " + str(out) + " greater than 12 bits in size")


			out |= ((count&15)<<12)
			rle_block.append( (out>>8) & 255 )
			rle_block.append( out & 255 )

			n += count*2 + 2
			#if count > 0:
			#		print('run length ' + str(count) + " of " + format(out, 'x'))

		# test unpack
		test = bytearray()
		for i in range(0, len(rle_block), 2):
			n = rle_block[i]
			count = n>>4
			token = n & 15
			#print("byte=" + format(n, "x") + ", count=" + str(count) + ", token=" + str(token))
			for l in range(count+1):
				test.append(token)
				test.append(rle_block[i+1])

		if len(test) != len(block):	
			print("ERROR: output size fault after RLE, testblocksize=" + str(len(test)) + ", inblocksize=" + str(len(block)))
		
		for j in range(len(block)):
			if test[j] != block[j]:
				print("ERROR: difference at offset=" + str(j) + " expected=" + format(block[j],'x') + ", got " + format(test[j],'x'))

		assert test == block


		print('   RLE Pack in=' + str(len(block)) + ', out=' + str(len(rle_block)) + ", saving=" + str(len(block)-len(rle_block)) )
		return rle_block



	def frequencies(self, showData):
		tokens = lz4.stats["tokens"]
		offsets = lz4.stats["offsets"]
		lengths = lz4.stats["lengths"]

		token_dict = {}
		offsets_dict = {}
		lengths_dict = {}

		for t in tokens:
			if t in token_dict:
				token_dict[t] += 1
			else:
				token_dict[t] = 1

		for o in offsets:
			if o in offsets_dict:
				offsets_dict[o] += 1
			else:
				offsets_dict[o] = 1


		for l in lengths:
			if l in lengths_dict:
				lengths_dict[l] += 1
			else:
				lengths_dict[l] = 1

		print("    tokenCount=" + str(lz4.stats["tokenCount"]))
		print(" largestOffset=" + str(lz4.stats["largestOffset"]))
		print(" largestLength=" + str(lz4.stats["largestLength"]))

		print(" There are " + str(len(token_dict)) + " unique tokens.")
		if showData:
			sorted_dict = sorted(token_dict.items(), key=operator.itemgetter(1))
			print(sorted_dict)

		print(" There are " + str(len(offsets_dict)) + " unique offsets.")
		if showData:
			sorted_dict = sorted(offsets_dict.items(), key=operator.itemgetter(1))
			print(sorted_dict)

		print(" There are " + str(len(lengths_dict)) + " unique match lengths.")
		if showData:
			sorted_dict = sorted(lengths_dict.items(), key=operator.itemgetter(1))
			print(sorted_dict)



	# given an array of data points, serialize it to a bytearray
	# size is the number of bytes to be used to represent each element in the source array.
	def toByteArray(self, array, size = 1):
		r = bytearray()
		for v in array:
			if size < 2:
				r.append(v & 255)
			else:
				r.append(v & 255)
				r.append(v >> 8)
		return r


	def testUnpackLZ4(self, compressed, uncompressed):
		unpacked = bytearray()
		eof = False
		debug = False
		self.index = 4 # skip the block header
		def getByte():		
			byte = compressed[self.index]
			self.index += 1
			return byte

		while not eof:
			if debug:
				print("")
				print("new token, unpacked offset=" + str(len(unpacked)))
			token = getByte()
			literal_count = token >> 4
			literal_length = literal_count
			if debug:
				print("literal_count=" + str(literal_count) + ", literal_length=" + str(literal_length))
			if (literal_count == 15):
				while True:
					literal_count = getByte()
					literal_length += literal_count
					if debug:
						print("literal_count=" + str(literal_count) + ", literal_length=" + str(literal_length))
					if (literal_count != 255):
						break

			# copy literals
			if debug:
				print("copy literals - literal_length=" + str(literal_length))
			for n in range(literal_length):
				byte = getByte()
				if debug:
					print("literal byte copy n=" + str(n) + ", to offset " + str(len(unpacked)) + ", with byte " + str(hex(byte)))
				unpacked.append( byte )

			# compressed data always ends with literals, check for eof here.
			if debug:
				print("compressed_size=" + str(len(compressed)) + ", uncompressed_size=" + str(len(uncompressed)) + ", buffersize=" + str(len(unpacked)))
			# mark eof if we've decoded all of the compressed data
			eof = self.index == len(compressed)
			if not eof:
				# now do the match copy
				match_count = token & 15
				match_length = match_count + 4
				if debug:
					print("match_count=" + str(match_count) + ", match_length=" + str(match_length))

				offset_token = getByte() # only 1 byte for offset in the LZ48 format
				if debug:
					print("offset_token=" + str(offset_token))
				offset = len(unpacked) - offset_token
				if (match_count == 15):
					while True:
						match_count = getByte()
						match_length += match_count
						if debug:
							print("match_count=" + str(match_count) + ", match_length=" + str(match_length))

						if (match_count != 255):
							break

				if debug:
					print("copy matches, offset=" + str(offset) + ", match_length=" + str(match_length))



				# copy match sequence
				for n in range(match_length):
					byte = unpacked[offset]
					if debug:
						print("match byte copy n=" + str(n) + ", from offset=" + str(offset) + ", to offset " + str(len(unpacked)) + ", with byte " + str(hex(byte)))
					offset += 1
					unpacked.append(byte)


		# check the results
		assert len(unpacked) == len(uncompressed)
		assert unpacked == uncompressed
		print(" Test LZ4 unpack passed. \n")






	#----------------------------------------------------------
	# Process(filename)
	# Convert the given VGM file to a compressd VGC file
	#----------------------------------------------------------
	def process(self, src_filename, dst_filename, buffersize = 255, use_huffman = True):



		# load the VGM file, or alternatively interpret as a binary
		if src_filename.lower()[-4:] == ".vgm":
			vgm = VgmStream(src_filename)
			data_block = vgm.as_binary()
		else:
			fh = open(src_filename, 'rb')
			data_block = bytearray(fh.read())
			fh.close()	

		data_offset = 0

		# parse the header
		header_size = data_block[0]       # header size
		play_rate = data_block[1]       # play rate

		if header_size == 5 and play_rate == 50:
			packet_count = data_block[2] + data_block[3]*256       # packet count LO
			duration_mm = data_block[4]       # duration mm
			duration_ss = data_block[5]       # duration ss
			
			data_offset = header_size+1
			data_offset += data_block[data_offset]+1
			data_offset += data_block[data_offset]+1


			print("header_size=" +str(header_size))
			print("play_rate="+str(play_rate))
			print("packet_count="+str(packet_count))
			print("duration_mm="+str(duration_mm))
			print("duration_ss="+str(duration_ss))
			print("data_offset="+str(data_offset))
		else:
			print("No header.")

		print("")

		# Trim off the header data. The rest is raw data.
		data_block = data_block[data_offset:]

		#----------------------------------------------------------
		# Begin VGM packer suite
		#----------------------------------------------------------

		# Ok the definitive packed VGM format is:
		# 1. Register data split into 8 streams, 3x 16-bit tones, 1x 8-bit channel3 tones 4x 8-bit volumes.
		# 2. Register command bits are stripped
		# 3. Channel3 tone stream replaces runs with 0x0F to signal no change, plus 0x08 is appended as an EOF marker
		# 4. All 8 streams are RLE compressed, using top 4bits as run length
		# 5. Output stream is LZ4 frame/block format
		# 6. All 8 streams are LZ4 compressed using 255 match distance and 8-bit offsets at maximum optimal parser setting
		# 7. All 8 streams are optionally huffman compressed
		# 8. The LZ4 magic number is altered from [04 22 4d 18] to [56 47 43 00] (so that it is no longer seen as LZ4 compatible) [byte 3 bit6=1=LZ4-16bit, =0=LZ4-8bit]
		# 9. If huffman is applied, the magic number is [56 47 43 80] [byte 3 bit7=1=+Huffman]
		# We might be able to support 16-bit offsets later. WIP/TODO. Magic number would be [56 47 43 40] (plain LZ4) or [56 47 43 C0] with huffman



		lz4 = LZ4()
		level = 9
		#window = 255 # this is for 8-bit machines after all
		lz4.setCompression(level)#, window)
		# enable the high compression mode
		if buffersize < 256: #self.LZ48:
			lz4.optimizedCompression(True)
		else:
			# high compression mode, requires 16Kb workspace but crunches like a boss.
			lz4.setCompression(level, buffersize)
			lz4.optimizedCompression(False)
			#if self.HIGH_COMPRESSION: 
			#	windowsize = 2048
			#	lz4.setCompression(level, windowsize)
			#	lz4.optimizedCompression(False)




		#----------------------------------------------------------
		# Unpack the register data into 11 separate data streams
		#----------------------------------------------------------
		registers = self.split_raw(data_block, True)















		# test packer for raw data unsplit
		if False:
			stream = bytearray()
			for i in range(len(registers[0])):
				for r in range(len(registers)):
					stream.append(registers[r][i])

			output = bytearray()					
			lz4.beginFrame(output)

			# re-write LZ4 magic number if incompatible
			if self.LZ48 or use_huffman: #self.ENABLE_HUFFMAN:
				n = 0x00
				if use_huffman: #self.ENABLE_HUFFMAN:
					n |= 0x80
				output[0] = 0x56
				output[1] = 0x47
				output[2] = 0x43
				output[3] = n

			# LZ4 Compress the 8 data stream
			compressed_block = lz4.compressBlock( stream )
			self.testUnpackLZ4(compressed_block, stream)
			output += compressed_block

			# Step 5 - write the output file
			lz4.endFrame(output)
			self.report(lz4, data_block, output, 8, "Paired 8 register blocks [01][23][45][6][7][8][9][A] WITH register masks ")

			# write the lz4 compressed file.
			open("simon.vgc", "wb").write( output )



		#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
		# Construct the optimal VGC file format output
		#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
		# check there's no odd noise settings
		if True:
			invalid_noise_range = False
			for n in range(len(registers[6])):
				noise = registers[6][n]
				if noise > 7:
					print(" - Found invalid noise register setting of " + str(noise) + ", at offset " + str(n))
					invalid_noise_range = True


		# Step 1 - reformat the register data streams
		streams = []
		streams.append( self.rle2( self.combine_registers( registers, [0, 1]) ) ) # tone0 HI/LO
		streams.append( self.rle2( self.combine_registers( registers, [2, 3]) ) ) # tone1 HI/LO
		streams.append( self.rle2( self.combine_registers( registers, [4, 5]) ) ) # tone2 HI/LO
		streams.append( self.rle( self.diff( registers[6], 0x0f ) ) ) # tone3 (is diffed also so we create skip commands - 0x0f)
		streams.append( self.rle( registers[7] ) ) # v0
		streams.append( self.rle( registers[8] ) ) # v1
		streams.append( self.rle( registers[9] ) ) # v2
		streams.append( self.rle( registers[10] ) ) # v3

		if self.OUTPUT_RAWDATA:
			# write a raw data version of the file in the most optimal data format
			# (so we can see how other compressors compare with it)
			count = 0
			for s in streams:
				open(dst_filename+"." + str(count) + ".part", "wb").write( s )
				count += 1		

		# Step 2 - LZ4 compress these streams

		# Output the LZ4 frame header
		output = bytearray()
		lz4.beginFrame(output)

		# re-write LZ4 magic number if incompatible
		if self.LZ48 or use_huffman: #self.ENABLE_HUFFMAN:
			n = 0x00
			if use_huffman: #self.ENABLE_HUFFMAN:
				n |= 0x80
			output[0] = 0x56
			output[1] = 0x47
			output[2] = 0x43
			output[3] = n

		# LZ4 Compress the 8 data streams
		for i in range(len(streams)):
			#print("lz4 compressing stream #" + str(i))
			stream = streams[i]
			compressed_block = lz4.compressBlock( stream )
			self.testUnpackLZ4(compressed_block, stream)

			streams[i] = compressed_block


		# Step 3 - Huffcode these streams (optional - better ratio, lower decoder performance)
		if use_huffman: #self.ENABLE_HUFFMAN:

			huffman = Huffman()
			
			# our decoder only supports upto 16-bit codes.
			huffman.MAX_CODE_BIT_LENGTH = 16

			# analyse the compressed data stream
			compressed_data = bytearray()
			for s in streams:
				compressed_data += s[4:] # skip block headers so we dont add unwanted symbols to the alphabet
			# build the optimal code tree
			huffman.build(compressed_data)

			# Create an uncompressed huffman table LZ4 block
			header_block = huffman.addHeader(bytearray(), bytearray())
			lz4.setCompression(0)
			output += lz4.compressBlock( header_block )

			# Emit huffman encoded blocks as uncompressed LZ4 blocks
			for i in range(len(streams)):
				s = streams[i][4:]
				huffdata = huffman.encode( s, header = False ) # we skip the first 4 bytes of the LZ4 block (the block header)
				print('   HUF Pack in=' + str(len(s)) + ', out=' + str(len(huffdata)) + ", saving=" + str(len(s)-len(huffdata)) )

				streams[i] = lz4.compressBlock( huffdata )

		# Step 4 - Serialise the blocks
		for s in streams:
			output += s

		# Step 5 - write the output file
		lz4.endFrame(output)
		self.report(lz4, data_block, output, 8, "Paired 8 register blocks [01][23][45][6][7][8][9][A] WITH register masks ")

		# write the lz4 compressed file.
		open(dst_filename, "wb").write( output )


#------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Main()
#------------------------------------------------------------------------

import argparse



# Determine if running as a script
if __name__ == '__main__':

	print("VgmPacker.py : VGM music compressor for 8-bit CPUs")
	print("Written in 2019 by Simon Morris, https://github.com/simondotm/vgm-packer")
	print("")

	epilog_string = "Notes:\n"
	epilog_string += " Buffer size <256 bytes emits 8-bit LZ4 offsets, medium compression, faster decoding, 2Kb workspace\n"
	epilog_string += " Buffer size >255 bytes emits 16-bit LZ4 offsets, higher compression, slower decoding, Size*8 workspace\n"
	epilog_string += " Enabling huffman will result in slightly better compression, but slower and more variable decoding speed\n"

	parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
		formatter_class=argparse.RawDescriptionHelpFormatter,
		epilog=epilog_string)

	parser.add_argument("input", help="VGM source file (must be single SN76489 PSG format) [input]")
	parser.add_argument("-o", "--output", metavar="<output>", help="write VGC file <output> (default is '[input].vgc')")
	parser.add_argument("-b", "--buffer", type=int, default=255, metavar="<n>", help="Set decoder buffer size to <n> bytes, default: 255")
	parser.add_argument("-n", "--huffman", help="Enable huffman compression", default=False, action="store_true")
	parser.add_argument("-v", "--verbose", help="Enable verbose mode", action="store_true")
	args = parser.parse_args()


	src = args.input
	dst = args.output
	if dst == None:
		dst = os.path.splitext(src)[0] + ".vgc"

	# check for missing files
	if not os.path.isfile(src):
		print("ERROR: File '" + src + "' not found")
		sys.exit()

	packer = VgmPacker()
	packer.VERBOSE = args.verbose
	packer.process(src, dst, args.buffer, args.huffman)