[Help] Extract file *.ASDB ? [Asphyre Manager]

[TomJerry82]

I try the tool in this post
viewtopic.php?t=1631
The tool name Asphyre Manager i try use that then i got error
so i think they not same file like the post
Can anyone help me

[aluigi]

The file you uploaded is an "abdb" file that only contains a list of entries.
There is no data or content.

[TomJerry82]

The file you uploaded is an "abdb" file that only contains a list of entries.
There is no data or content.

I only need the list inside that file. Can you show me how to extract them?

[aluigi]

You can use quickbms with the -V option at command-line and the following script:

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idstring "abdb"
get DUMMY long  # 1
get DUMMY long  # 0x10
get DUMMY long  # 0x10
get ENTRIES long
get DUMMY long  # 0x18
get DUMMY long  # 0x20 INFO_OFF?
get ZERO long
for i = 0 < ENTRIES
    getdstring HASH 16
    get NUM long
    get ZERO long   # maybe 64bit
next i

It visualizes every single field parsed by the script.

[TomJerry82]

You can use quickbms with the -V option at command-line and the following script:

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idstring "abdb"
get DUMMY long  # 1
get DUMMY long  # 0x10
get DUMMY long  # 0x10
get ENTRIES long
get DUMMY long  # 0x18
get DUMMY long  # 0x20 INFO_OFF?
get ZERO long
for i = 0 < ENTRIES
    getdstring HASH 16
    get NUM long
    get ZERO long   # maybe 64bit
next i

It visualizes every single field parsed by the script.

Thank aluigi.
I try cmd with code quickbms.exe -V Game.BMS resource_location.asdb location_save and it work
But other files it not working (Image Below). Can't see what it encodes? Like Number ?

[Ekey]

I think data is encrypted / obfuscated

[TomJerry82]

What about this ? I think this is also a file abdb too but it's an encoded audio

[aluigi]

The screenshot you post clearly says that you didn't run the script on "resource_location.asdb" as instead you stated.
The file provided was resource_location.asdb which is not encrypted and is perfectly parsed by the script.

Regarding "Audio", only the first 32bit is visible and I suppose is the sample rate (22296) while the rest doesn't have any sense.

[TomJerry82]

The screenshot you post clearly says that you didn't run the script on "resource_location.asdb" as instead you stated.
The file provided was resource_location.asdb which is not encrypted and is perfectly parsed by the script.

Regarding "Audio", only the first 32bit is visible and I suppose is the sample rate (22296) while the rest doesn't have any sense.

File Name "Audio" , i check the path this audio they write like this */Audio.ogg so that mean this is ogg file but encode.