would be cool to know also what algorithm is type 1. in short in the binary x86 code that handles the compressed files (GameRoom was my "subject") there is only support for type 2 (lzf) which means that any other value is considered an error and being the rkv files part of a library (M$ Li...

in quickbms it's needed to enable a thing in the source code (a #define) and recompiling it to allow the usage of 64bit numbers obviously with all the downsides of slowness and possibly lack of compatibility in some things. anyway quickbms will remain ever at 32bit because there is absolutely no nee...

the compression for the type 2 (the only one I have found and also the only one accepted in the executable of the games that use this format) is LZF, script here:
http://aluigi.org/papers/bms/rkv.bms

seems that this RKV format is used for Windows Live games, so it could be used even more in future

http://aluigi.org/papers/bms/rkv.bms
supports also the compressed files and files till 4 gigabytes

the key is still the same, the only difference is that this one is a single file and not an archive like the pack/zip files for which the script was created.

don't worry I have updated it :)
http://aluigi.org/papers/bms/king_arthur.bms

*edit*
ok I have noticed that you wrote you have version 0.4.6a that is the latest at the moment and same for the bms script, so don't know what else to suggest because here I don't have problems with that file

update: you need quickbms 0.4.6a and the kom.bms script.

keep me update if will be released new versions of the KOM archives

update: you need quickbms 0.4.6a and the kom.bms script.

P.S.: sorry for the 3 updated threads but these are all the threads opened about the same argument

update: you need quickbms 0.4.6a and the kom.bms script.

keep me update if will be released new versions of the KOM archives

for the interpretation of the results received by peid krypto you must refer to its manual. I suggest you to make the test also with signsrch to know if the results and the signatures match now if you want to set a binary key there is no problem because the key in the Encryption field is handled as ...

the game key of PA is already supported in the latest version of ttarchext, so is better if you redownload it

first an update for my previous post: both the "exception" have been solved some versions ago, indeed quickbms supports a complete crc engine (plus tons of hashing algorithms) and supports also some recompression algorithms (zlib, xmem, lzo and so on). instead now I want to talk about a fe...

script for QuickBMS:

that file is only a container, the index file is another one. the index is a file that contains all the names of the archived files plus their offsets and sizes so should be enough small and easy to find (it should contain some ".wav" strings in it). if you can't find it post here the full...

the files are extracted perfectly, the problems are just the files: - the headers are all in big endian so the PC tools can't work on them directly - the smaller wav files don't specify the codec used (0xffff) so I don't know if they are xma - I don't know if those that specify the xma2 codec (0x166...