" There was obviously data in this packet and file should know when it sees MPEG Audio data, so I decided to write another Python script to save the packet data

" There was obviously data in this packet and file should know when it sees MPEG Audio data, so I decided to write another Python script to save the packet data with offsets. This way it would save the file test1 skipping 1 byte from the packet, test2 skipping 2 bytes and so on. Here’s the code I used and the result." Wouldn't binwalk do just that?