Binaural to Harmonic Box X:

$ bin2box file.sbg

From Binaural to Monaural Beat, add '-m' option before of file:

$ bin2box -m file.sbg

The file_box.sbg (harmonic box) or file_mon.sbg (monaural beat) is generated in current directory.

You can specify an output directory to store the converted files, add '-o' option then the directory. Example:

$ bin2box -o converted_scripts scripts/*.sbg

If the specified directory does not exist, the program creates a new directory.

You can activate the "color" mode, which leaves the output of the colored conversion (tip: use with verbose mode ('-v')):

$ bin2box -c file.sbg

If you do not like to view up the conversion process, use '-q' flag, nothing is displayed on the terminal, only errors:

$ bin2box -q file.sbg

To increase or decrease the decimal precision of amplitudes, use the '-s digit', e.g:

$ bin2box -s 4 file.sbg

Use the verbose mode for more information about conversion:

$ bin2box -v file.sbg

Use the '-V' option to display the program version:

$ bin2box -V

To print a script in Harmonic Box X/Monaural beat on the stdout, use the flag '-':

$ cat file.sbg | bin2box -
$ cat file.sbg | bin2box -m -

To see all the options presented here, use the help option of program:

$ bin2box -h