looks garbage. It looks like file name, compressed and uncompressed size is stored at the end of the file. Thanks for any help!
https://mega.nz/#!n50iBKJA!1iitTVCUMZZH ... froFCSf0oU
[PC] Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace (BIG.Z)
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Acewell
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[PC] Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace (BIG.Z)
Hello, i'm trying to extract this BIG.Z but no luck, lzw_stellar7 and unlzw can decompress "LABN" in header but the data content
looks garbage. It looks like file name, compressed and uncompressed size is stored at the end of the file. Thanks for any help!
https://mega.nz/#!n50iBKJA!1iitTVCUMZZH ... froFCSf0oU
looks garbage. It looks like file name, compressed and uncompressed size is stored at the end of the file. Thanks for any help!
https://mega.nz/#!n50iBKJA!1iitTVCUMZZH ... froFCSf0oU
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aluigi
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Re: [PC] Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace (BIG.Z)
Eh no, no luck.
The compressed data from offset 0x100 is very big and so it's not possible to use the comtype scanner on it "as-is", luckily quickbms 0.8.1 has the -e option for working on partial data (like just few hundreds of bytes) but still no "intelligible" data in the 446 output files.
The compressed data from offset 0x100 is very big and so it's not possible to use the comtype scanner on it "as-is", luckily quickbms 0.8.1 has the -e option for working on partial data (like just few hundreds of bytes) but still no "intelligible" data in the 446 output files.