Capabilities

A focused pipeline from source data to portable output

QDB Converter keeps inspection, managed storage, conversion, validation, and export explicit so each result can be reviewed before it leaves the application.

Sources

Inspect two database formats

Import DB Master-compatible text folders or a PC format-8 t3db database paired with metadata XML. The source chooser remembers the last format, supports multiple text sources in one queue, and shows detected tables, rows, FIFA compatibility, paths, and warnings.

  • UTF-16LE DB Master text tables
  • Paired .db and .xml PC t3db sources
  • FIFA 11–23 compatibility detection
  • Validation before import

Libraries

Manage application-owned copies

Imported and converted datasets have separate catalogs and details. Search and filters run against the current library, columns can be shown, hidden, and reordered, and destructive actions identify exactly which managed copies will be removed.

  • Independent names and status badges
  • Search, filters, sorting, and pagination
  • Persistent table column layouts
  • Single and bulk deletion with confirmation

Conversion

Produce target-shaped tables

Conversion is deterministic for the same managed source and target edition. It keeps compatible tables and rows, writes target field order and defaults, and records table-level counts for substituted values and rating differences.

  • Every target-compatible fifatables table
  • Target numeric ranges and defaults
  • Preserved stored overall ratings
  • Source contract and loan dates retained when valid

Output

Validate and export on demand

Validate imported or converted snapshots without changing them. Exported folders are created outside managed storage with collision-safe names and can be revealed directly in the operating-system file manager.

Preferences

Fit the desktop

Follow the system appearance or choose a persistent light or dark theme. Configure imported and converted table layouts from one tabbed Settings card, and clear one or both managed libraries without affecting original sources or existing exports.