An image editing tool (optional, for custom icons and backgrounds). Step-by-Step Conversion Guide Step 1: Prepare Your Images

| Your "bin" is... | Your "pkg" is... | The right tool is... | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | A single macOS binary | A .pkg installer for distribution | pkgbuild | | A PS1 bin / cue image | A PS4 .fPKG for emulation | PS-Classics-fPKG-Builder | | A standard Linux .deb package | A Red Hat .rpm package | Alien | | A Node.js project | A standalone .exe or Linux binary | vercel/pkg | | A Python project | A Linux .rpm , .deb , or .apk package | localpkg |

If you are looking to deploy a specific type of binary file, could you tell me more about it? (e.g., is it a legacy shell script, a self-extracting archive, or a raw executable?) Share public link

xcrun notarytool submit signed-ffmpeg.pkg --apple-id "user@me.com" --team-id "ABCDE" --wait

The most frequent use case for this conversion is turning classic PS1 BIN/CUE games into installable PKG files for a jailbroken PlayStation 3 (running CFW or PS3HEN).

On macOS, a .BIN might simply be a compressed binary. To turn this into a .PKG for professional distribution:

Use otool -L mybinary to check linked .dylib files. Package those libraries into the .pkg (e.g., in /usr/local/lib ) or bundle them inside a .framework .