flowersofnight wrote:Now listen here, this is more of a "Regular Dictionary" kind of place
flowersofnight wrote:Not the same as the ones I linked previously. These Joysound machines actually seem to be missing most of the M10M catalog. The top-of-the-line machine only has 3 of their songs, and the drive I got isn't from one of those.
But hey, there's nothing stopping you from doing the same experiment on the DAM drives, right? This guy seems to mass-produce them for 1000Y:
http://page6.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/f174299596
flowersofnight wrote:Premier Amour's all right... but a good trick is priceless
Eh, nothing in particular, it's just that none of the data is in a standard format, other than some English text in ASCII. The Japanese text doesn't seem to be any flavor of Unicode, (Shift-)JIS or EUC, and the music data isn't MIDI.CrystalAmmunition wrote:Is there anything in specific you need to know about them?
flowersofnight wrote:thï½ï½“e silly Jï½ï½ï½ï½Žï½…se fullwidth chï½ï½’ï½ï½ƒï½”ers  ::kisaki::CrystalAmmunition wrote:Is there anything in specific you need to know about them?
HahahaNo, I gave up on it. You can try examining one of the files if you want:
http://www.prideofmind.com/data/MS181832.MSY
I checked the frequency of all bytes in the file, and it was pretty much flat across the board, which would indicate that the file is compressed or encrypted or something. Most likely you'd need a full set of hard drives from the karaoke machine to figure out what's going on. They have an "A", "B", and "C" drive, and I only got the "B" one. If anyone wants to buy me a full set I'll take another look