FeedForge is a Windows tool for converting .psarc CDLC packages into
.feedpak packages for FeedBack.
It can convert one file or a full folder of CDLC files in a batch. During import it reads song metadata, cover art, arrangements, lyrics, and duration so the files can be checked before export.
Download the portable EXE from the latest GitHub release.
Join the FeedForge Discord server for announcements, support, bug reports, and feature requests:
- Open FeedForge.
- Add
.psarcfiles by browsing, dragging them in, or choosing a folder. - Choose an output folder.
- Choose an output layout: one folder, preserve source folders, or artist folders.
- Choose output file names: source filename, artist-song, song-artist, or a custom template.
- Select the number of conversion workers.
- Optional: enable stem separation or B-standard remapping.
- Click
Convert queue.
The app writes .feedpak files that can be added to FeedBack.
- Use fewer workers if the PC becomes slow during a large batch.
Stop after currentpauses the queue after active conversions finish.- Existing output files are skipped unless
Overwriteis enabled. - Stem separation can use the in-app
Install/start local stem serverbutton, FeedBack's Demucs server setting, or a custom Demucs server URL. - The local stem server install folder stores its Python environment, cache, and downloaded Demucs models. Choose a folder on a drive with enough free space.
- Already downloaded Demucs models are detected in the selected install folder and reused on later starts.
- Very large libraries are supported through folder import and a limited queue view.
- If a conversion fails, send
%APPDATA%\FeedForge\logs\feedforge-debug.logwith the bug report.