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The files you posted hold no information about their type in the headers. So it's impossible to figure out. BEATLES and MARLEY and simple lists of songs. LINEN
by mastasky 5y ago
The files you posted hold no information about their type in the headers. So it's impossible to figure out.
BEATLES and MARLEY and simple lists of songs.
LINEN.IMG contains information in Slovenian about methods of solving a graphical algebraic table.
KASETA is more obscure, doesn't contain readable information I can extract.
- franciscop 5y agoExactly, an in any case looking at the binary with a text editor, KASETA.IMG at only 1kb and a lot of it just being long strings of "1" I'm pretty sure won't be an image format, at best it could be some info for some tree-like software but def not a pixel-data image.
- twooclock 5y agoWill try with dBase. Thank you.
- emteycz 5y agoKaseta - is that magnetic cassette? The file could be an image of a cassette, like you can dd a disk to image file today.
- twooclock 5y agoyes. It should be casette inline. I must have printed it out, cut and glue to an empty casette. Those were the days!
- zaxomi 5y agoTo me KASETA.IMG looks exactly like an binary pixel image, maybe monochrome, where every bit represents a pixel. The part where you see 1.1.1 is actually like this in hex: 31 02 31 02 31 02 31 02 31 02 31 02 31 02 31 02
- pdw 5y agoI suspect it's some sort of color ASCII art format. Character/attribute pairs with probably some control information. That explains why the other files have readable text.