'Zap PSID Header, converting to C64 (PRG) file with Load Address' Switch: z
This switch instructs psidTool to strip the PSID header off a file, effectively converting it to a C64 program file, including load address (i.e. the first two bytes forms a little-endian word containing the memory address to which the program should be loaded on the C64).
This is the most typical way to zapping a PSID header, as C64 files normally docontain the load address.
Should you require a raw C64 file without load address information, you should use the -Z switch instead.
Note that psidTool will fail with an error, if there is no PSID header to zap.
Example: psidTool.EXE Alien.SID *.C64 -z
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