Where did you get that document?
The first 4 (8) bytes look like a length to me, which could indicate the start of next section, e.g. MIDI data.
From the 3rd line of your data, I can't see any regularity, i.e. it could be the mask information or in worst case the information is compressed (what I don't believe).
Can you find the first 2 letters of the song title in each lyric block? see the hotdog discussion for details.
What you have to do now is...
Find the start of a regular data block. You can try to interpret the first few bytes as offset to next block, e.g. MIDI data in case of HOTDOG.
HTH
Phuoc Can HUA
jim75 wrote:
Here is a manual for making the disc, provided that we have the software
JBK_Manual%5B1%5D.doc I'd searched in vain and find no such software on the net. Nor the format they mention (.COB).
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The song entries are not the same as the HOTDOG file (.COB format?) This is where I am stuck. Here is part of the first song entry:
00001000 00 00 0C 41 00 00 0D F8 00 00 00 05 04 80 00 10 ...A...ø.....€..
00001010 20 30 10 20 00 10 41 03 10 50 32 10 50 0D 00 A1 0. ..A..P2.P..¡
00001020 02 04 01 05 10 F1 08 11 20 00 11 10 00 03 11 09 .....ñ.. .......
00001030 10 B1 0D 11 41 05 03 51 05 11 71 02 11 D1 13 10 .±..A..Q..q..Ñ..
00001040 C1 0E 11 91 24 12 60 00 04 51 05 06 41 05 07 71 Á..‘$.`..Q..A..q
00001050 05 06 11 05 07 21 2A 10 50 20 10 50 56 12 E1 05 .....!*.P .PV.á.
The first 4 bytes doesn't look like the length, not sure what it's.
Any suggestion on how to decode the song entry block?
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