This is what I get: g:\MAME\CHDs>chdman info -v -i carnevil.chd chdman - MAME Compressed Hunks of Data (CHD) manager 0.152 (Dec 25 2013) Input file: carnevil.chd File Version: 5 Logical size: 4,310,046,720 bytes Hunk Size: 4,096 bytes Total Hunks: 1,052,258 Unit Size: 512 bytes Total Units: 8,418,06...

CHD harddisks are not compressed with FLAC. Only audio CDs and (maybe) Laserdiscs. FLAC wouldn't make sense on a harddisk now, would it? It's however possible (if very unlikely) that the (uncompressed) harddisk image contains *.flac files, in that case you should be able to mount them (if it's a wel...

The non-wrapped version will be uploaded before then. I only intend it to be an experiment, not anything long term (actually, just to piss off a few guys at another forum full of noobs who just want tools). Ah, so you want to use Xentax as a way of getting your personal revenge; or maybe for provin...

Seems hardly worth the trouble. All unpackers etc. I write/wrote are so small I don't even bother writing a GUI for them (people who can't use the command line shouldn't be allowed to call themselves "hacker" or "modder", let alone "reverse engineer"). So I definitely w...

I actually think that open-sourcing everything (e.g. on github) would be better. It's really annoying to find a binary-only extractor in an age-old thread which doesn't work for a newer revision of the data file it's supposed to extract, and you have no way of updating or fixing it. Also, what would...

You know, it was funny in the first three or so posts. Now it's just childish. And annoying a few hundred adult users with your oh so funny teenager humour that maybe 5 of you enjoy is just proof of that. This was an obvious misuse of forum admin privileges. It may be a good time to find a communit...

At first I was wondering why you were sending us a seemingly spam email with the link for this thread. Then, I realized what you were doing. Ha, great job! You know, it was funny in the first three or so posts. Now it's just childish. And annoying a few hundred adult users with your oh so funny tee...

You know, it was funny in the first three or so posts. Now it's just childish. And annoying a few hundred adult users with your oh so funny teenager humour that maybe 5 of you enjoy is just proof of that. Seriously, people You know, your user name makes it even more unbelieveable. And the fact that ...

Holy f**ing crap, now the admins start spamming all forum users via mail with this bullshit? WTF!?!

It seems the DL link has vanished. Anyone still have totori.exe? I'd be really interested in it

thanks
-Darkstar

I wonder what this has to do with DOS, DOS didn't have that feature in its FOR implementation...

The easiest way to find these is probably to look for strings in the .EXE (preferably near other strings like "ZIP", "Adler", etc.) and try them all. Another idea would be to use a fake unzip DLL (if it's external) or simply adding a breakpoint on the unzip function of the EXE wh...

You could try unlzexe from here oh and by the way, it is really great to see someone tackling such an old game, I fondly remember playing this on my Amiga for hours and hours... Great little game although I never managed to finish it (I still remember how the cheat system works, with the code you ha...

I just hex-edited the files and bypassed that problem when I extracted the models a while back. :P Yeah, that would work if I knew a bit more about the format ;-) Do you have the source code (or a description of the fileformat with the various sections etc.) available somewhere? Anyways, it looks l...

Works perfectly! Can you maybe update your program for Neptunia Victory? Many of the character models there seem to have an additional unknown section in the ISM2 file (see here for the log) The corresponding ISM2 file can be found here (400k): https://mega.co.nz/#!ZscHQL6B!Gd0Fg0_2H8wQFaX5zlJG0WRDB...