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Even if it seems strange at first i have to admit that this is excellent release. While maya ships with a commandline tool called imgcvt wich can basicaly do this to certain extent (dont convert with fchek thats stupid). Its iferior since this tool actualy reads all the buffers. But best of all it includes the source so you can write out whatever format youd like, and use it as a guide for your own stuff.
