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Hex, binary and related stuff.
How do you properly script in XVI32 simple actions like:FIND 4F 67 67 53 00 02
ADR- 1
DEL <all bytes to start of file> ;how do you tell the script to do this?
FINDNEXT 4F 67 67 53 00 02 ;I need a command like this
DEL <all bytes to end of file> ;same as before
I read the guide throughly but I couldn't find a way to run these actions with the few commands the program makes available to use in the script editor.
Do you know a hex editor with a more extended script-editing feature?
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Is this some assembly?
To "delete" just mov 0 data into the address, there isn't really "deleting" data at this low level though. To compare strings, you need a buttload of jumps and compare each character, if any character doesn't fit the condition you go on to the next set of characters.
Assembly is boiler plate: the language.
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>>51554402
ah no even though it looks like assembly, it's just the editor internal script feature. I'll copy-pase the list of commands from the guide:
http://pastebin.com/ssKfTBPa
too bad it's so limited, if I could throw in the script some assembly, that would be nice but looks like it's not supported.
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I'm trying to extract .ogg audio files from an archive by the way, since it's a proprietary archive format I cannot open it with 7zip nor Winrar, IsoBuster cannot differentiate between the audio files either, so I've been extracting the tracks manually, which works pretty well:
http://temp-host.com/download.php?file=qv14nn
but since there're dozens of tracks, I'm trying to automate the process, it's not complicated because what I do manually it is literally what I posted in the OP between the code tags, if only I could run a script like that...
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>>51554618
just hire a currynigger to do the job for you
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>>51555176
kek.. sadly I cannot afford that.
Anyways, here is the archive header (in pic too):
http://pastebin.com/tYMN7p2w
(above is hex, below is string)
Does it look like anything you saw before? the file extension is .arc but I already tried FreeArc and it didn't work, I compared the header to FreeArc generated archives too and it's completely different so I ruled this option out.
The end of the file has no signature too.
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At my job we use this one called 010 editor that's pretty good for dumps. You can make C style struct templates to run on different files. I think you have to pay for it though
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Fuck the OP, let's make a real /hex/.
What's the best hex editor and why?
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>>51558826
wxHexEditor
xviEditor is also a good addition, because of the scripting and wildcard character search
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>>51559227
wxHexEditor never installs for me
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>>51559334
Have no problem with it on Windows.
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