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DBC.FILES
Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 3:37 pm
by QISE
OK the file is XDB.VIV now its not same as dbf,file like PC version.
This for nba live 2003 ps2 version.
here a list of files in the XDB.VIV.
xdbcoch0-1.dbc
xdbcoch0.dbc
xdbdlyn0-1.dbc
xdbdlyn0.dbc
xdbinju0-1.dbc
xdbinju0.dbc
xdbloc0-1.dbc
xdbloc0.dbc
xdbplyr0-1.dbc
xdbplyr0.dbc
xdbplys0-1.dbc
xdbplys0.dbc
xdbschd0-1.dbc
xdbschd0.dbc
xdbschdl-1.dbc
xdbteam0-1.dbc
xdbteam0.dbc
xdbtmcr0-1.dbc
xdbtmcr0.dbc
xdbtmgr0-1.dbc
xdbtmgr0.dbc
xdbtmin0-1.dbc
xdbtmin0.dbc
xdbuser0-1.dbc
xdbuser0.dbc
Re: DBC.FILES
Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 5:40 pm
by aluigi
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# script for QuickBMS http://aluigi.org/papers.htm#quickbms
endian big
idstring BIGF
get FULL_SIZE long
get FILES long
get DUMMY long
for i = 0 < FILES
get OFFSET long
get SIZE long
get NAME string
log NAME OFFSET SIZE
next i
Re: DBC.FILES
Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2009 5:20 pm
by QISE
What i don't understand is the files DBC works with Visual FoxPro but these DBC.Files don't maybe there not really dbc.files?
Re: DBC.FILES
Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2009 8:25 pm
by Uli
QISE wrote:What i don't understand is the files DBC works with Visual FoxPro but these DBC.Files don't maybe there not really dbc.files?
Files can have any Extension, the creators decide what to set it to.
Just because some program says it can open X File Format does not mean that it will work for the file format your trying to open.
Re: DBC.FILES
Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 2:22 am
by QISE
Uli wrote:QISE wrote:What i don't understand is the files DBC works with Visual FoxPro but these DBC.Files don't maybe there not really dbc.files?
Files can have any Extension, the creators decide what to set it to.
Just because some program says it can open X File Format does not mean that it will work for the file format your trying to open.
Well you do have a good point i just need to figure out what file type it really is then.
Re: DBC.FILES
Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 3:48 pm
by Uli
QISE wrote:Uli wrote:QISE wrote:What i don't understand is the files DBC works with Visual FoxPro but these DBC.Files don't maybe there not really dbc.files?
Files can have any Extension, the creators decide what to set it to.
Just because some program says it can open X File Format does not mean that it will work for the file format your trying to open.
Well you do have a good point i just need to figure out what file type it really is then.
Look up a program called TRID, it sometimes help when your checking out a fileformat.
Edit: It will tell you who the creators are and what can open it if its a known fileformat, if its not then its going to need a special program to open it (so you or someone will have to make a program which can open it)
Re: DBC.FILES
Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2010 7:12 pm
by QISE
Files can have any Extension, the creators decide what to set it to.
Just because some program says it can open X File Format does not mean that it will work for the file format your trying to open.[/quote]
Well you do have a good point i just need to figure out what file type it really is then.[/quote]
Look up a program called TRID, it sometimes help when your checking out a fileformat.
Edit: It will tell you who the creators are and what can open it if its a known fileformat, if its not then its going to need a special program to open it (so you or someone will have to make a program which can open it)[/quote]
How do you get this to work i really cant get it to.