The answer is no.
Just read the specification: http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1950.txt

Eeh wrote:I looked closely and it quite seems like file positions of the archive are hardcoded into the executables.

Oh my god.

Eeh wrote:question: what do i use to view/convert GIM files?

Extract and attach them

Maybe there's a dictionary at the end of the file?

If he's able to create a model viewer he must have knowledge about the format. So why can't he convert it?
Maybe he can post the specs for the format to help converting it.

So perhaps there is another file containing the directory?

You didn't attach anything.
If your friend created that tool, he should be able to also convert it, shouldn't he?

Exactly. The devs of that tool for most wanted are the ones that most probably can do a tool for underground too cause they have the knowledge about the mad format. I don't think it was changed that much.

Starting a new thread over and over again won't bring you any further. It just starts to annoy me (and others as well I assume). Despite I don't have much knowledge about video stuff I think converting a movie is much harder than just figuring out a format so there are fewer people who can do this a...

So get 7-zip source code and have a look at the deflate64 functions.

7-zip should support it.

Thank you
Clearly understandable.

Could you also post the format specifications for bundle files?

Deniz Oezmen wrote:Actually, the given file is not compressed, but rather seems to be a binary representation of an XML file intended for easier parsing.

A similar approach is used in Age of Empires 3 and Ghost Recon 2 (*.xmb)

http://forum.xentax.com/download.php?id=1271 This is a language file from the game Shrek Superslam. The compression seems to be something like LZ* It's necessary to identify it to be able to extract the files from the game's archives. This is the original topic in the game research forum: http://for...

Could you upload some of those xmbs and xmls?
Would be really interesting to have a look at them.

Edit: With some I mean as much as possible