Ein paar rudimentäre Informationen ggf. interessant für andere. Kurz Version: Märchen Sammelfiguren mit eingebauten NFC Chip spielen das passende Märchen ab (gehen so 6-8 min) wenn sie auf den Würfel gestellt werden. Das alles passiert 100% Offline, die Daten kommen von einer SD Karte. Auch kein Download oder freischalten nötig. Link zum Anbieter für weitere Informationen: https://maerchenheld-sammlung.de/ (Jup Hachette sammeln Gedöns aber in diesen Fall ist das für die Familie eine Perle) Das lädt doch dazu ein auch eigne Inhalte verfügbar zu machen…. NFC Tag: Die NFC Tags sind einfache “Mifare classic 1k“ ohne Password. Die letzten drei Bytes im Block 1 bestimmen welcher Titel abgespielt wird. Das drittletzte Byte (rot umrandet) gibt dabei die Verzeichnis Nummer an und die letzten beiden Bytes (in gelb) die Titelnummer. Kurioser Weise werden die Daten Dezimal angegeben. Ein „99 02 00“ bedeutet also Verzeichnis 99 Titel 200 oder halt TMB99/T0200.smp auf der SD Karte. Im Screenshot sind noch ein paar andere Bytes im Data Block gesetzt, diese scheinen aber KEINE Auswirkung zu haben. Auch die Karten ID (UID) spielt keine Rolle. So können auch eigne Karten Programmiert werden. Damit wären also 99*999 Files möglich. Der Würfel: Mp3 Player, MicroSD Karten Slot (mit einer 512Mb Karte wo die Märchen drauf sind) laut Gehäuse 1200mAh Akku, Micro USB Buchse zum Aufladen. Lautstärke Regler (Laut genug fürs Kinderzimmer) mit dem Ausschalter. Auf der SD Karte sind die Titel in einem Verzeichnis mit/als Nummern abgespeichert. z.b.: TMB01/T0001.smp. Der NFC tag bestimmt dann recht welcher Titel abgespielt werden soll. Fat16 (die original 512MB) und FAT32 (eine 16GB mit dem Files drauf) laufen sang und klanglos. Nackte MP3 Dateien spielt der Player nicht ab, sie müssen vorher ins richtige Format Codiert werden. Dabei handelt sich um eine um eine einfache 4 Byte XOR Verknüpfung mit „0x51 0x23 0x98 0x56“ als Operanden, über die ganze Datei.
Hi, vielen Dank für die ganzen Infos. Muss man für eigene MP3s etwas beachten? Entschlüsseln konnte ich die Dateien, aber eigene hinzufügen bzw. bestehende ersetzen wollte irgendwie nicht. Kannst du eine Software empfehlen, wmit man eigene NFC Tags erstellen kann? Vielen Dank
Thau E. schrieb: > Muss man für eigene MP3s etwas beachten? Hab jetzt ein paar random files ausprobiert der Player scheint da nicht auf eine bestimmtes Format zu bestehen. Mono, Stereo verschiedene Bitraten scheint alles zu laufen. Hab da aber auch nicht groß getestet. Ansonsten würde mich am Format der original Files orientieren und fertig. > aber eigene hinzufügen bzw. bestehende ersetzen wollte irgendwie nicht. Backup der Files auf den Rechner und dann auf eine andere SD Karte, testen und dann anfangen. Alleine das umbenennen reicht um dem "Schwein" eine andere Geschichte spielen zu lassen (z.b T0025 = Robbin Hood, T0002=Drei Kleinen Schweine). > Kannst du eine Software empfehlen, wmit man eigene NFC Tags erstellen > kann? Nun du brauchst Hardware um einen Tag zu beschreiben. Such dir was aus das "Mifare classic 1k" unterstützt und schau das die Software die dabei ist das direkte schreiben der Daten Blöcke beherrscht bzw. es dir ermöglichst dem Tag direkt Kommandos zu schicken. Da ich aber deine Hardware nicht kenne und auch nicht dein Betriebsystem kann ich da eher nichts zu sagen.
Klasse Tipp, Marc! Was ich noch nicht ganz verstanden habe: Wie funktioniert das mit dem Kauf? Wenn ich das richtig verstehe, ist dieses "Märchenheld" eine Reihe - und für uns ist eigentlich nur "Ausgabe 2" interessant, weil die den Würfel enthält. Und diese besagte "Ausgabe 2" ist am gestrigen 09.09. erschienen, am 16.09. erscheint dann bereits Ausgabe 3. Aber gibt es die besagte "Ausgabe 2" zusammen mit dem Würfel auch direkt am Kiosk zu kaufen? Oder muss man den Würfel zwingend über deren Webseite bestellen und in dieses komische Abo-Modell einsteigen?
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Joachim S. schrieb: > Aber gibt es die besagte "Ausgabe 2" zusammen mit dem Würfel auch direkt > am Kiosk zu kaufen? Oder muss man den Würfel zwingend über deren > Webseite bestellen und in dieses komische Abo-Modell einsteigen? Die Ausgabe 2 enthällt eine Figur und den Würfel mit SD-Karte und ist ganz regulär am Kiosk erhältlich. Marc D. schrieb: > Hab jetzt ein paar random files ausprobiert der Player scheint > da nicht auf eine bestimmtes Format zu bestehen. Mono, Stereo > verschiedene Bitraten scheint alles zu laufen. > Hab da aber auch nicht groß getestet. Ansonsten würde mich > am Format der original Files orientieren und fertig. Okay, vielen Dank. Bei meiner Datei kam irgendwie nur rauschen. Vielleicht ist auch etwas mit meinem Kodier-Script. Würdest du vielleicht deins bereitstellen? Ich will nur sichergehen, dass ich an der Stelle nichts falsch gemacht habe. > > Nun du brauchst Hardware um einen Tag zu beschreiben. > Such dir was aus das "Mifare classic 1k" unterstützt und schau > das die Software die dabei ist das direkte schreiben der Daten > Blöcke beherrscht bzw. es dir ermöglichst dem Tag direkt Kommandos > zu schicken. > > Da ich aber deine Hardware nicht kenne und auch nicht dein Betriebsystem > kann ich da eher nichts zu sagen. Ich habe bisher nur mein Android Telefon benutzt. Mit der App NFC Tools konnte ich den Speicher auslesen, hab aber noch nicht rausgefunden, wie ich eigene NFC-Tags mit den Daten beschreiben kann.
Thau E. schrieb: > Joachim S. schrieb: >> Aber gibt es die besagte "Ausgabe 2" zusammen mit dem Würfel auch direkt >> am Kiosk zu kaufen? Oder muss man den Würfel zwingend über deren >> Webseite bestellen und in dieses komische Abo-Modell einsteigen? > Die Ausgabe 2 enthällt eine Figur und den Würfel mit SD-Karte und ist > ganz regulär am Kiosk erhältlich. Perfekt, Danke für die Ingo, Thau. Werde heute gleich mal versuchen, so ein Teil zu ergattern. > Ich habe bisher nur mein Android Telefon benutzt. Mit der App NFC Tools > konnte ich den Speicher auslesen, hab aber noch nicht rausgefunden, wie > ich eigene NFC-Tags mit den Daten beschreiben kann. Ich persönlich verwende dazu bspw. die Android-App "NFC TagWriter by NXP". @Threadstarter: Vielleicht solltest Du den Threadtitel noch um das Wort "Märchenheld" erweitern, damit man den Thread auch unter diesem Begriff findet.
Joachim S. schrieb: > @Threadstarter: Vielleicht solltest Du den Threadtitel noch um das Wort > "Märchenheld" erweitern, damit man den Thread auch unter diesem Begriff > findet. Kann ich nicht mehr, ich meld aber mal diesen Beitrag evt. kann ein MOD das noch hinzufügen.
Moin, Joachim S. schrieb: > Aber gibt es die besagte "Ausgabe 2" zusammen mit dem Würfel auch direkt > am Kiosk zu kaufen? Ja ganz regulär ggf. kann der Kiosk die Ausgabe auch nachbestellen, üblicherweise haben die ja nicht 50 Exemplare vorrätig. Thau E. schrieb: > Vielleicht ist auch etwas mit meinem Kodier-Script. Würdest du > vielleicht deins bereitstellen? Ich will nur sichergehen, dass ich an > der Stelle nichts falsch gemacht habe. mhh. Weiter oben hast du geschrieben > Entschlüsseln konnte ich die Dateien Codieren und Decodieren ist der gleiche Vorgang. Das ist ja das schöne an XOR. Ich nutze dafür xortool-xor das ist ein teil von xortool.py tool. https://github.com/hellman/xortool
1 | xortool-xor -f INPUT.mp3 -h "51 23 98 56" > OUTPUT.smp |
Innenleben... Sauber aufgebaut. Auf dem Akku ist auch 1200mAh vermerkt. Auf der Unterseite ist nichts von Interesse. Der einzige Chip mit Beschriftung ist der NS8002 ein 1 Watt Audio Verstärker oben in der Mitte. Interessant ist der unbestückte platz. könnte für einen internen Speicher gewesen sein sein. Unten in der Mitte ist platz für ein drei poligen headder Vielleicht eine Serielle Schnittelle. Werde mal am Wochenende genauer messen und schauen gehe aber davon aus das das evt. nur für Updates / Bootlader Zugang ist für den unbekannten Controller. (Beide andren IC's sind ohne Aufdruck)
So, habe jetzt auch so einen Audio-Cube. Habe gleich zwei Exemplare gekauft (im ersten Laden gab es eh nur noch ein Exemplar), und das war auch gut so: Die Speicherkarte des ersten Exemplars war nämlich defekt. Mein Speicherkartenleser wollte sie partout nicht lesen, ich habe mich schon gefragt, was ich wohl falsch mache - und als ich sie dann in einen anderen Kartenleser einlegen wollte merkte ich, dass die Karte richtig heiss war. Die zweite Speicherkarte funktionierte dann aber auf Anhieb und tadellos. Dekodieren funktionierte auch auch auf Anhieb genau wie von Marc beschrieben. Ich habe übrigens einfach mal ein Github-Repository (https://github.com/oyooyo/fairy-tale-hero) erstellt mit einem kleinen Python-Skript zum Ver-/Entschlüsseln (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/oyooyo/fairy-tale-hero/master/fairy-tale-hero.py). Da ich mich mittlerweile aber frage, ob das Wort "Märchenheld" mglw. geschützt ist und man Ärger bekommen könnte, wenn man das verwendet, habe ich das Wort erst einmal nicht verwendet. Hat jemand 'ne Ahnung ob das ein Problem sein könnte? Eigentlich kann ich mir ja nicht vorstellen, dass so ein Begriff geschützt werden kann, aber wer weiss...
Habe mir zwischenzeitlich mal den dreipoligen Header mit dem Oszi angeschaut. Eine serielle Schnittstelle scheint es wie Du schon vermutet hast eher nicht zu sein, denn auf den beiden nicht-Masse-Leitungen liegt ein konstantes Low-Signal an. Auch beim Einschalten oder wenn man eine Figur auf den Leser stellt passiert nichts auf den Leitungen. Ausserdem habe ich zwischenzeitlich mal versucht, den Inhalt des Schweinchen-NFC-Tags auf ein leeres NFC-Tag zu kopieren. Musste dann aber feststellen, dass die Android-App "NFC TagWriter by NXP" (die ich üblicherweise zum Beschreiben von NFC-Tags verwende) dafür offenbar doch nicht geeignet ist. Mit der Android-App "MIFARE Classic Tool - MCT" hat es dann aber geklappt.
Hier noch eine kurze Anleitung sowie für jedes Märchen eine passende .mct-Datei, um mit der "MIFARE Classic Tool"-Android-App ein passendes NFC-Tag zu erstellen: https://github.com/oyooyo/audiocube/tree/master/collections/M%C3%A4rchenheld
Wie ist denn so der Klang? Hat jemand nen Vergleich zum teuren Bruder?
Marc D. schrieb: > Thau E. schrieb: >> Vielleicht ist auch etwas mit meinem Kodier-Script. Würdest du >> vielleicht deins bereitstellen? Ich will nur sichergehen, dass ich an >> der Stelle nichts falsch gemacht habe. > > mhh. Weiter oben hast du geschrieben >> Entschlüsseln konnte ich die Dateien > > Codieren und Decodieren ist der gleiche Vorgang. > Das ist ja das schöne an XOR. Ich nutze dafür > xortool-xor das ist ein teil von xortool.py tool. > https://github.com/hellman/xortool > xortool-xor -f INPUT.mp3 -h "51 23 98 56" > OUTPUT.smp Vielen Dank, wahrscheinlich mochte die Box meine MP3 einfach nicht, mit einer anderen hat es jedenfalls geklappt. Ich hatte erst die Vermutung, dass irgendwas an meinem Script falsch war und die MP3s nur durch zufall funktioniert hatten. Joachim S. schrieb: > Hier noch eine kurze Anleitung sowie für jedes Märchen eine > passende > .mct-Datei, um mit der "MIFARE Classic Tool"-Android-App ein passendes > NFC-Tag zu erstellen: > https://github.com/oyooyo/audiocube/tree/master/collections/M%C3%A4rchenheld Vielen Dank dafür, funktioniert einwandfrei. Mathias M. schrieb: > Wie ist denn so der Klang? Hat jemand nen Vergleich zum teuren > Bruder? Ich kenne den verlgeich jetzt nicht, aber der Ton ist laut genug (je nachdem, wie laut man es naütlrich macht), aber auch klar und deutlich zu verstehen.
Hallo, Ich habe auch eine Box ergattert. Vielen Dank für das Reverse Engineering ! @ Joachim S: Das Skript klappt einwandfrei, Danke ! Die Box unterstützt auch exFAT, ich habe eine 64GB Karte gegriffen und nicht damit gerechnet, dass es klappt -> Tut aber ! MP3 Formate habe ich erfolgreich getestet: 384 kBit/s - CBR - 48kHz - Stereo (> 1h Spielzeit = 180Mb) 320 kBit/s - CBR - 44,1kHz - Stereo 224 kBit/s - VBR - 44,1kHz - Stereo Niedrigere Bitraten sollten vermutlich auch ohne Probleme gehen - raushören kann mans nicht :-) Der Klang ist okay, was eben so eine kleine Box hergeben kann. Kein bisschen Bass, aber Sprache gut und mittelaute Musik völlig ausreichend.
So, das fairy-tale-hero.py-Skript gibt's nicht mehr, es heisst jetzt audiocube.py und vereint die zwei wichtigsten Funktionen, um eigene Speicherkarten und NFC-Tags herzustellen: - Konvertierung MP3 -> .smp bzw. .smp -> MP3 - .mct Dateien für beliebige Directory- und File-IDs erstellen, die dann mittels der kostenlosen Android-App "Mifare Classic Tool - MCT" auf passende "Mifare Classic 1k"-NFC-Tags geschrieben werden können https://github.com/oyooyo/audiocube Ich habe übrigens festgestellt, dass die IDs in den Verzeichnis- und Dateinamen gar nicht dezimal sein müssen, wie das bei der Märchenheld-Sammlung der Fall ist. Hexadezimal geht ebenfalls (also z.B. Datei "T0E8F.smp" in Verzeichnis "TMB9C", womit es sogar mindestens 24 Bit=16 Millionen mögliche IDs geben dürfte.
Kurze Frage: Wie formatiert ihr die SD-Karten? Ich habe versucht ein Backup von der 512MB Standard SD Karte zu machen. Ich habe den kompletten TMB01 Ordner herunter kopiert und auf 2 verschiedene Karten (16GB & 64GB Karte) ausprobiert. In verschiedenen Dateisystemen (FAT, FAT32, exFAT). Egal was ich gemacht habe blieb die Box stumm. :-( Liegt es vielleicht daran das meine genutzten Karten SDHC Karten sind? Oder muss ich bei der Formatierung irgendetwas noch beachten?
Marko S. schrieb: > Kurze Frage: > Wie formatiert ihr die SD-Karten? > Ich habe versucht ein Backup von der 512MB Standard SD Karte zu machen. > Ich habe den kompletten TMB01 Ordner herunter kopiert und auf 2 > verschiedene Karten (16GB & 64GB Karte) ausprobiert. In verschiedenen > Dateisystemen (FAT, FAT32, exFAT). > > Egal was ich gemacht habe blieb die Box stumm. :-( > Liegt es vielleicht daran das meine genutzten Karten SDHC Karten sind? > Oder muss ich bei der Formatierung irgendetwas noch beachten? FAT16 oder FAT32 geht glaube ich beides. Ich selbst habe glaube ich FAT32 genommen. Vielleicht liegt das Problem an der Partitionstabelle oder so, dass die Partition irgendwie zu gross war? Leg doch testweise mal eine einzige kleine Partition mit 512MB an.
Problem gefunden! :-) Windows hat (Warum auch immer) eine unsichtbare EFI Partition erstellt gehabt mit 1 MB Speichergröße. Mit dem Windows Boardmittel DISKPART konnte ich die SD Karte somit komplett bereinigen. Nach der Formatierung und überspielen der Dateien hat die Box sofort angefangen zu dudeln. :-)
Joachim S. schrieb: > https://github.com/oyooyo/audiocube Mega Vorlage! Schade dass ich deinen/eure Bemühungen nicht früher gefunden habe :( Ich habe mir einen PHP Webservice gebaut an den ich meine musikdateien sende, und der mir mit der passenden mifare und verschlüsselten Audio Datei antwortet. Macht es für die mami einfacher. Ich suche jetzt eine Möglichkeit den 15 Minuten Auto Off mit einem Schalter oder so zu umgehen? Jemand eine Idee? Hat jemand schon irgendwelche Hardware mods realisiert? Leider wurde die mp3 Decoding Einheit ja unkenntlich gemacht, aber so viele gibt es in dem Format ja nicht. Hat jemand hier eine idee? Oder auch schon Mal geschaut?
Hallo bei meiner war leider keine SD Karte bei. Kann mir jemand genau das original zu senden, wäre mega lieb lg Dennys
Hallo, es tut mei leid, aber ich kann nur ein bischen Deutsch sprechen, ich will im englisisch schrieben wenn das OK ist. Hello, sorry about not writing in german, but it is not my native language and I know only a little of it (and I don't like using automated translating tools). Using the information provided by Marc D, I've made a windows executable program that can convert files between the .smp and the .mp3 format. As I can not really read the rules on the forum I don't know if it's OK to post here the link to download it, So if anybody is interested in getting this program, I'll be happy to share it with you. If it is OK to post here the link for downloading (I can host it in mega.nz) please tell me and I can post it here for anyone to get it. By the way, I have the first 30 audio files (from the first memory card) in spanish and I'd be really interested to get them in german as a way to practice it. Is there any way someone can provide me with those files (and I can also send the spanish files if someone is interested). Have a nice day.
Erick Jaume O. schrieb: > As I can not really read the rules on the > forum I don't know if it's OK to post here the link to download In this forum you can post your link without problems as long it is no advertising or commercial. Also it's possible, to attach it as .zip - but please leave if it's too big.
Manfred P. schrieb: > In this forum you can post your link without problems as long it is no > advertising or commercial. Also it's possible, to attach it as .zip - > but please leave if it's too big. Great, I've attached the file converter here. I hope that it can be of good use to someone.
Guten Abend Gemeinde. Ich habe mich hier bei Euch registriert in der Hoffnung IHr helft mir. Mein grosser Sohn hat die Speicherkarte dieses Würfels formatiert und für sein Handy genommen. wie komme ich an die Originalendaten von dieser Karte? vllt kamm mir jmd das schicken? Grüsse Sven
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Hi und ersteinmal vielen Dank für deine Anleitungen und Hilfestellung. Ich hätte mal eine frage bitt. Kann man es irgendwie hinbekommen mit einer figur den chip so einzustellen, dass er alle geschichten nacheinander abspielt?wenn ja könntest du hier behilflich sein wie es funktioniert. Vielen Dank jetzt schon eibmal
Levent I. schrieb: > Hi und ersteinmal vielen Dank für deine Anleitungen und Hilfestellung. > Ich hätte mal eine frage bitt. Kann man es irgendwie hinbekommen mit > einer figur den chip so einzustellen, dass er alle geschichten > nacheinander abspielt?wenn ja könntest du hier behilflich sein wie es > funktioniert. Vielen Dank jetzt schon eibmal Du kannst aus den 30 einzelnen MP3-Dateien natürlich einfach eine einzige grosse MP3-Datei machen. Ist halt die Frage, wie sinnvoll und benutzerfreundlich das ist, da man ja nicht seeken/springen kann.
Hi Danke für die Info, da ich leider auf diesem gebiet komplett newby bin habe ich noch nicht herausgefunden wie das mit dem konvertieren funktionier. Welche software ich benötige oder wo ich diese ganzen befehle eingeben soll was in der anleitung steht. Würde mich sehr freuen wenn mir da eventuell einer zur hand gehen kann. Vielen vielen dank
Levent I. schrieb: > Hi Danke für die Info, da ich leider auf diesem gebiet komplett newby > bin habe ich noch nicht herausgefunden wie das mit dem konvertieren > funktionier. Welche software ich benötige oder wo ich diese ganzen > befehle eingeben soll was in der anleitung steht. Würde mich sehr freuen > wenn mir da eventuell einer zur hand gehen kann. Vielen vielen dank Da Du sagst, dass Du nicht weisst, wo Du die Befehle eingeben solltest, vermute ich mal, dass Du Windows verwendest? Wenn Du Windows verwendest, dann ist die einfachste Methode vermutlich das spezielle Windows-Tool, das ein spanischer User ein paar Postings weiter oben gepostet hat. Das habe ich allerdings nicht ausprobiert, genaueres kann ich dazu also nicht sagen, aber da es Windows ist, ist es vermutlich ein vglw. DAU-freundliches Tool mit grafischer Benutzeroberfläche, dass sich weitgehend selbst erklärt. Die beiden anderen hier erwähnten Tools (xortool-xor und audiocube.py) sind Python-Skripte, die auf jedem Desktop-Betriebssystem laufen, aber für die Kommandozeile sind. Oder "Eingabeaufforderung", wie es unter Windows glaube ich genannt wird. Die funktionieren zwar auch unter Windows, es ist aber umständlicher sie dort in Betrieb zu nehmen, weil man unter Windows vorab erst einmal einen Python-Interpreter installieren müsste.
eintrag.mp3 ?????????? Konvertierung abfahrt.smp - Konvertierung MP3 -> .smp bzw. .smp -> MP3 > xortool-xor -f eintrag.mp3 -h "??????????????" > abfahrt.smp abfahrt.smp -> eintrag.mp3 Sie können es nicht herausfinden? Vielen Dank jetzt schon eibmal
Cean D. schrieb: > eintrag.mp3 ?????????? Konvertierung abfahrt.smp > > - Konvertierung MP3 -> .smp bzw. .smp -> MP3 > >> xortool-xor -f eintrag.mp3 -h "??????????????" > abfahrt.smp > > abfahrt.smp -> eintrag.mp3 > > Sie können es nicht herausfinden? > > Vielen Dank jetzt schon eibmal First of all: Am I right assuming that german isn't your native language and that you are from Spain? If so: Even though this is a german forum, you may write in english if you feel more comfortable writing in english. As I get it, you are wondering how to decrypt the .smp file you attached, because the "xortool-xor" command from the first posting in this thread did not work? I have successfully decrypted the .smp file and can tell you the XOR key you are looking for. All I'm asking for in return is some information where you got this file from: Is this file from the Micro SD card of the spanish version of the device from company "Hachettte", as seen in the "Cube.png" photo in the first posting of this thread? If so, can you please post the URL of the official website of this spanish version? Because I am the author of a little software project for these devices (https://oyooyo.github.io/audiocube/) and I'm collecting information etc. about the various devices that use such .smp files.
Cean D. schrieb: > eintrag.mp3 ?????????? Konvertierung abfahrt.smp > > - Konvertierung MP3 -> .smp bzw. .smp -> MP3 > >> xortool-xor -f eintrag.mp3 -h "??????????????" > abfahrt.smp > > abfahrt.smp -> eintrag.mp3 > > Sie können es nicht herausfinden? > > Vielen Dank jetzt schon eibmal Hi, you must use the following hex key to decrypt this file: 0x18 0x08 0x20 0x20 I do not know how to change the key in the tool you're using, but in the tool I attached in my previous message you can change the file "HexKey.key" to use this key. I've attached the decrypted file for your convenience. ----- Hola! Debes usar la siguiente clave en hexadecimal para poder desencriptar el archivo: 0x18 0x08 0x20 0x20 No se como modificar la clave en la herramienta qué estas intentando usar, pero en la qué yo adjunte en mi mensaje anterior lo puedes hacer modificando el archivo "HexKey.key". Adjunte el archivo MP3 resultante por si te es útil. (ojo, si borras el archivo ini te va a aparecer el programa en español) Saludos.
Joachim S. schrieb: > Cean D. schrieb: >> eintrag.mp3 ?????????? Konvertierung abfahrt.smp >> >> - Konvertierung MP3 -> .smp bzw. .smp -> MP3 >> >>> xortool-xor -f eintrag.mp3 -h "??????????????" > abfahrt.smp >> >> abfahrt.smp -> eintrag.mp3 >> >> Sie können es nicht herausfinden? >> >> Vielen Dank jetzt schon eibmal > > First of all: Am I right assuming that german isn't your native language > and that you are from Spain? If so: Even though this is a german forum, > you may write in english if you feel more comfortable writing in > english. > > As I get it, you are wondering how to decrypt the .smp file you > attached, because the "xortool-xor" command from the first posting in > this thread did not work? > > I have successfully decrypted the .smp file and can tell you the XOR key > you are looking for. All I'm asking for in return is some information > where you got this file from: Is this file from the Micro SD card of the > spanish version of the device from company "Hachettte", as seen in the > "Cube.png" photo in the first posting of this thread? > If so, can you please post the URL of the official website of this > spanish version? Because I am the author of a little software project > for these devices (https://oyooyo.github.io/audiocube/) and I'm > collecting information etc. about the various devices that use such .smp > files. Hi, I'm not the one that is asking for help, but I can help you with the information you're asking. This particular file is from a new collection named "Mi primer abecedario" (MI first alphabet) by Editorial Salvat. The collection we page is: https://www.salvat.com/mi-primer-abecedario If you are looking for the Spanish version of maerchenheld-sammlung, it's also published by Salvat under the name "Audiocuentos" (Audio stories) and you can find it here: https://www.salvat.com/colecciones/audiocuentos/ for the Spain version and here for the Mexican version (might be the same version for all Latin America) : https://mx.salvat.com/colecciones/audiocuentos/ Greetings.
Erick Jaume O. schrieb: > This particular file is from a new collection named "Mi primer > abecedario" (MI first alphabet) by Editorial Salvat. The collection we > page is: https://www.salvat.com/mi-primer-abecedario > > If you are looking for the Spanish version of maerchenheld-sammlung, > it's also published by Salvat under the name "Audiocuentos" (Audio > stories) and you can find it here: > https://www.salvat.com/colecciones/audiocuentos/ for the Spain version > and here for the Mexican version (might be the same version for all > Latin America) : https://mx.salvat.com/colecciones/audiocuentos/ Very helpful, thanks a lot! Could you please answer a few more questions for me? 1. Do I understand correctly that there are two variants of that device? - A blue one, as seen in the first posting, which uses the key [0x51, 0x23, 0x98, 0x56] for the XOR encryption, with an associated set of figures from popular fairytales with a blue stand - A green one, which uses the key [0x18, 0x08, 0x20, 0x20] for the XOR encryption, with a different associated set of animal figures with a green stand 2. Do you know more technical details about that green version? Specifically, I'm wondering if it is any different from the blue version apart from the different XOR key (for example different filename pattern, different NFC tag type or content etc.)
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Hola, muchas gracias por las respuestas que han sido rapidisimas. Hello, thank you very much for the responses that have been very fast. Las figuras de Audiocuentos pueden modificarse y funcionar en Mi primer abecedario. Las figuras de Mi primer abecedario se pueden modificar y funcionar en los Audiocuentos. The Audio Story figures can be modified and work in My First Alphabet. The figures in My First Alphabet can be modified and used in the audio stories. Una vez que tengas los audios mp3 los puedes pasar a formato smp Audiocuentos y funcionarán en el altavoz de Audiocuentos. Once you have the mp3 audios you can convert them to smp Audio Tales format and they will work in the Audio Tales speaker. Repito, muchisimas gracias a todos por vuestras respuestas y ayuda. I repeat, thank you all very much for your answers and help.
Hola para estudios de XOR. Hello to XOR studios. El programa DataConverter es muy interesante. The DataConverter program is very interesting. Lo adjunto y me dirás si te resultó util. I attach it and you will tell me if it was useful to you. Repito, muchisimas gracias a todos por vuestras respuestas y ayuda. I repeat, thank you all very much for your answers and help. [Edit by Admin: removed dubious attachment (wrong file extension, UPX-compressed). Please link to the original source of the software.]
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Erick Jaume O. schrieb: > Cean D. schrieb: >> eintrag.mp3 ?????????? Konvertierung abfahrt.smp >> >> - Konvertierung MP3 -> .smp bzw. .smp -> MP3 >> >>> xortool-xor -f eintrag.mp3 -h "??????????????" > abfahrt.smp >> >> abfahrt.smp -> eintrag.mp3 >> >> Sie können es nicht herausfinden? >> >> Vielen Dank jetzt schon eibmal > > Hi, you must use the following hex key to decrypt this file: > > 0x18 > 0x08 > 0x20 > 0x20 > > I do not know how to change the key in the tool you're using, but in the > tool I attached in my previous message you can change the file > "HexKey.key" to use this key. I've attached the decrypted file for your > convenience. > > ----- > > Hola! Debes usar la siguiente clave en hexadecimal para poder > desencriptar el archivo: > > 0x18 > 0x08 > 0x20 > 0x20 > > No se como modificar la clave en la herramienta qué estas intentando > usar, pero en la qué yo adjunte en mi mensaje anterior lo puedes hacer > modificando el archivo "HexKey.key". Adjunte el archivo MP3 resultante > por si te es útil. (ojo, si borras el archivo ini te va a aparecer el > programa en español) > > Saludos. Muchas gracias. Lo puse en español en el pasado mes de diciembre, modificando el ini: [AUDIO] DEVICE=-1 [LANGUAGE] FILE=spa.lan Thank you very much! I put it in Spanish last December, modifying the ini. Post Data: Modificando eng.lan podeis ponerlo en Aleman. By modifying eng.lan you can put it in German. eng.lan.txt -> ger.lan [AUDIO] DEVICE=-1 [LANGUAGE] FILE=ger.lan
Cean D. schrieb: > Hola para estudios de XOR. > Hello to XOR studios. > > El programa DataConverter es muy interesante. > The DataConverter program is very interesting. > > Lo adjunto y me dirás si te resultó util. > I attach it and you will tell me if it was useful to you. > > Repito, muchisimas gracias a todos por vuestras respuestas y ayuda. > I repeat, thank you all very much for your answers and help. Cean, my antivirus says this file has troyan, be careful with it and scan your computer if you can. Cean, mi antivirus detectó un troyan en este archivo, ten cuidado con el y te recomiendo que revises tu computadora para ver si no estas infectado. Saludos.
Joachim S. schrieb: > Erick Jaume O. schrieb: >> This particular file is from a new collection named "Mi primer >> abecedario" (MI first alphabet) by Editorial Salvat. The collection we >> page is: https://www.salvat.com/mi-primer-abecedario >> >> If you are looking for the Spanish version of maerchenheld-sammlung, >> it's also published by Salvat under the name "Audiocuentos" (Audio >> stories) and you can find it here: >> https://www.salvat.com/colecciones/audiocuentos/ for the Spain version >> and here for the Mexican version (might be the same version for all >> Latin America) : https://mx.salvat.com/colecciones/audiocuentos/ > > Very helpful, thanks a lot! Could you please answer a few more questions > for me? > > 1. Do I understand correctly that there are two variants of that device? > - A blue one, as seen in the first posting, which uses the key [0x51, > 0x23, 0x98, 0x56] for the XOR encryption, with an associated set of > figures from popular fairytales with a blue stand > - A green one, which uses the key [0x18, 0x08, 0x20, 0x20] for the XOR > encryption, with a different associated set of animal figures with a > green stand > > 2. Do you know more technical details about that green version? > Specifically, I'm wondering if it is any different from the blue version > apart from the different XOR key (for example different filename > pattern, different NFC tag type or content etc.) Hi, I can not fully answer your questions because the green version is not being sold in my country yet and I do not have one to test it. As far as I know: 1.- You are correct in assuming that these are two different versions with different encryption keys. 2.- About technical details, I suppose that as they are from the same publisher, that's all the difference they have. According to Cean D It seems that they both use Mifare Classic 1k RFID tags. . Maybe Cean D can shed a little more light in this subject, as well as the directory/filename structure of the files in the green cube. Greetings,
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Erick Jaume O. schrieb: > Cean D. schrieb: >> Hola para estudios de XOR. >> Hello to XOR studios. >> >> El programa DataConverter es muy interesante. >> The DataConverter program is very interesting. >> >> Lo adjunto y me dirás si te resultó util. >> I attach it and you will tell me if it was useful to you. >> >> Repito, muchisimas gracias a todos por vuestras respuestas y ayuda. >> I repeat, thank you all very much for your answers and help. > > Cean, my antivirus says this file has troyan, be careful with it and > scan your computer if you can. > > Cean, mi antivirus detectó un troyan en este archivo, ten cuidado con el > y te recomiendo que revises tu computadora para ver si no estas > infectado. > > Saludos. Gracias, yo lo abro y no me aoarece nada. Miraré en el historico del antivirus a ver si registró algo de virus troyano. El enlace a esta herramienta es la siguiente: https://deurus.info/tag/xor/ Investigaré ... Gracias. En el historico de mi antivirus he encontrado esto que adjunto y pone desinfectado, Buscando informacion de Ramnit.A pone lo que adjunto. ^Pongo en Ingles para que todos estén avisados. I put in English so that everyone is advised. Cean, my antivirus says this file has troyan, be careful with it and > scan your computer if you can. > > Cean, my antivirus detected a trojan in this file, be careful with it > and I recommend that you check your computer to see if you are not > infected. > > Greetings. Thanks, I open it and it doesn't show me anything. I will look in the history of the antivirus to see if it registered any Trojan virus. The link to this tool is as follows: https://deurus.info/tag/xor/ I'll investigate ... Thank you. ^ I put in English so that everyone is advised. In the history of my antivirus I have found this that I attach and it says disinfected, Looking for information from Ramnit.A puts what I attach.
Thanks for the warning. In the history of my antivirus I have found this that I attach and it says disinfected. Regards.
I just checked that file via the virus scanner webservice at https://www.virustotal.com/gui/home/upload According to their analysis, 29/69 virus scanners claim that it contains malware. What's more, according to the data posted there, that file seems to exist since at least 2014. Back then, those fairy tale mp3 player devices did not even exist. https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/2e16d9934b97718590b5a690fe4eb7c47eb0702be1a059d50c1b37dd628089ff/details
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The files of the cards. ======================= On the Blue, Card they are in a folder called TMB01 that contains the encoded audios. On the Green, Card they are in a folder called TMB that contains the encoded audios. The folders have different names and so do the files. The coding system is different. Only that is different. Greetings.
Better delete that program. And my apologies. Ramnit is a Computer worm affecting Windows users. It was estimated that it infected 800 000 Windows PCs between September and December 2011. The Ramnit botnet was dismantled by Europol and Symantec in 2015. At its peak in 2015, Ramnit was estimated to have infected 3,200,000 PCs. Wikipedia With my best regards.
Cean D. schrieb: > On the Blue, Card they are in a folder called TMB01 that contains the > encoded audios. > On the Green, Card they are in a folder called TMB that contains the > encoded audios. > > The folders have different names and so do the files. Thanks. What is the pattern of the filenames on the green version? And do you know what's stored in the NFC tags of the green version? Is it the same as seen in the NFC.png image in the first posting of this thread?
Acabo de realizar el análisis de DataConverter.exe Mi antivirus no detecta nada de virus, malware o troyano. I just ran the DataConverter.exe scan My antivirus does not detect any virus, malware or Trojan horse. There is a picture. Best regards
Azul es 0001 TMB01/T0001.smp Caperucita Ver https://oyooyo.github.io/audiocube/devices/hachette/DE/ .................................................. Verde es 0001 TBB/T1001.smp Ardilla Hasta TMB/T1060.smp .................................................. NFC TAGS Pendiente de estudio. Saludos. Blue is 0001 TMB01 / T0001.smp Little Red Riding Hood See https://oyooyo.github.io/audiocube/devices/hachette/DE/ .................................................. Green is 0001 TBB / T1001.smp Squirrel Up to TMB / T1060.smp .................................................. NFC TAGS Pending study. Regards.
Los mct de los audiocuentos en la edicion hachette DE estan en https://oyooyo.github.io/audiocube/devices/hachette/DE/ Puedes competarla hasta la entrega 90 Son los mismos que la versión ES Para los Mi promer ABCDARIO varian muy poco Veamos: En los Audiocuentos tenemos 2190101010001 Caperucita La carpeta de los audios es TMB01 en la MICROSD En Mi primer ABCEDARIO tenemos 2200101011001 Adela La carpeta de los audios es TMB-ABC en la MICROSD ------------------------------------------------- The mct of the audio stories in the hachette DE edition are in https://oyooyo.github.io/audiocube/devices/hachette/DE/ You can complete it until delivery 90 They are the same as the ES version For the Mi promer ABCDARIO they vary very little Let's see: In the Audio Tales we have 2190101010001 Little Red Riding Hood The audio folder is TMB01 on the MICROSD In My first ABCEDARIO we have 2200101011001 Adela The audio folder is TMB-ABC on the MICROSD -------------------------------------------------
Hello Cean, thanks for reporting! Cean D. schrieb: > The mct of the audio stories in the hachette DE edition are in > https://oyooyo.github.io/audiocube/devices/hachette/DE/ > You can complete it until delivery 90 Ok, I added the .mct files up to number 90: https://github.com/oyooyo/audiocube/tree/master/docs/devices/hachette/nfc > In My first ABCEDARIO we have 2200101011001 Adela > > The audio folder is TMB-ABC on the MICROSD I want to make sure that I'm really getting this right: Is the folder on the "My first ABCEDARIO" called "TMB" or "TMB-ABC"? Because in the previous posting, you mentioned two other names for that folder: "TMB" and "TBB", so I'm not 100% sure which one is correct. I currently assume it's "TMB-ABC", and that the paths of the audio files are therefor TMB-ABC/T1001.smp ... TMB-ABC/T1060.smp Please confirm if that is correct.
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In previous post I could put errors when writing, my apologies, but now corrected I put the correct directories and names ------------------------------------------------------------ You ask: I currently assume it's "TMB-ABC", and that the paths of the audio files are therefor TMB-ABC/T1001.smp ... TMB-ABC/T1060.smp Please confirm if that is correct. ___________________________________________________________ My answer is that if it is correct.OK :)
Hello and thanks everyone for the great work. I just got the green speaker as well. I can confirm the following: Blue speaker example: TMB01/T0001.smp Green speaker example: TMC-ABC/T1001.smp As you can see, both the folder and and smp name are different. Another thing that called my attention is that on the blue speaker I can create folders (TMB02, TMB03, etc) and call them with the corresponding mct: 00000000000000000002190101030020 (folder 03, file 20), while with "TMC-ABC" I am not sure if that will be possible. A dumb file from the green speaker can be found here: https://srv-store1.gofile.io/download/41M9il/burro%20-%20UID_6C377854_2021-01-25_20-46-46.mct
1 | +Sector: 0 |
2 | 6C377854770804006263646566676869 |
3 | 00000000000000000002200101011002 |
4 | 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
5 | FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF |
6 | +Sector: 1 |
7 | 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
8 | 00000000000000000002200101011002 |
9 | 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
10 | FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF |
If you need any further information, please let me know.
Nikolas M. schrieb: > Hello and thanks everyone for the great work. > > I just got the green speaker as well. I can confirm the following: > > Blue speaker example: > TMB01/T0001.smp > > Green speaker example: > TMC-ABC/T1001.smp > > As you can see, both the folder and and smp name are different. > > Another thing that called my attention is that on the blue speaker I can > create folders (TMB02, TMB03, etc) and call them with the corresponding > mct: > 00000000000000000002190101030020 (folder 03, file 20), while with > "TMC-ABC" I am not sure if that will be possible. > > A dumb file from the green speaker can be found here: > > https://srv-store1.gofile.io/download/41M9il/burro%20-%20UID_6C377854_2021-01-25_20-46-46.mct > >
1 | > +Sector: 0 |
2 | > 6C377854770804006263646566676869 |
3 | > 00000000000000000002200101011002 |
4 | > 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
5 | > FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF |
6 | > +Sector: 1 |
7 | > 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
8 | > 00000000000000000002200101011002 |
9 | > 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
10 | > FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF |
11 | > |
> > If you need any further information, please let me know. Thanks for your info. Could you try the following? -Encode an mp3 file for the green cube -Name it T0002.smp -Copy it into the same directory as the other green cube files (TMC-ABC) -Try to play it placing the corresponding figure (the little pig) on the green cube. The intention would be to use the same cube with all the figures, from the green and blue cube. Obviously that would require to change the encryption from one set to the other. That way one can use one cube to ply the original stories and the other for something else (In my kids case, play classic rock, one song associated to each figure). I'm already doing this, but I have to exchange the memory card to alternate between the stories and the music. Thanks. P. S. I have an update to my original program that can change easily the encription keys to use for the conversion for this and other cubes in the market. I will upload it here as soon as I get to my computer.
Hi. I give you a T0099.mp3 and its corresponding T0099.smp I have a micro SD with more than 300 audios. The audios can be activated in Blue or Green indistinctly. The audio stories can be converted to 128kb or 64kb, they do not lose quality given the simple speaker audio that the cubes carry. This way they will occupy you less on the card. I did that test a long time ago with the Blue cube. Working. Now also in the Green it works. You can have up to 999 audios on the card, or 1000? For example: The Audio Tales My first ABCDARY Disney audio stories Varied music And what you prefer. Give instructions for tomorrow or remember something important. What your imagination invents or comes to mind. Goodnight.
Hi. I give you a T0099.mp3 corresponding to T0099.smp Goodnight.
Could one of you guys who owns the green version take a photo of it (ideally, in front of a white background) and post it here? I'd like to have a photo similar to this: https://oyooyo.github.io/audiocube/devices/hachette/image-0001-512x512.jpg but from the green version for my GitHub page.
Joachim S. schrieb: > Could one of you guys who owns the green version take a photo of it > (ideally, in front of a white background) and post it here? > > I'd like to have a photo similar to this: > https://oyooyo.github.io/audiocube/devices/hachette/image-0001-512x512.jpg > but from the green version for my GitHub page. Hello, Please find a photo of the green speaker here: https://gofile.io/d/jhlR0N
Nikolas M. schrieb: > Hello, > Please find a photo of the green speaker here: > https://gofile.io/d/jhlR0N That's perfect, thanks!
Erick Jaume O. schrieb: > > Thanks for your info. Could you try the following? > > -Encode an mp3 file for the green cube > -Name it T0002.smp > -Copy it into the same directory as the other green cube files (TMC-ABC) > -Try to play it placing the corresponding figure (the little pig) on the > green cube. > > The intention would be to use the same cube with all the figures, from > the green and blue cube. Obviously that would require to change the > encryption from one set to the other. > > That way one can use one cube to ply the original stories and the other > for something else (In my kids case, play classic rock, one song > associated to each figure). I'm already doing this, but I have to > exchange the memory card to alternate between the stories and the music. > > Thanks. > > P. S. I have an update to my original program that can change easily the > encription keys to use for the conversion for this and other cubes in > the market. I will upload it here as soon as I get to my computer. Hello, I did a couple of tests, unfortunately I got no results. Here are some thoughts: As mentioned before, the folder/file patern followed by the BLUE speaker is the following:
1 | TMB01/T0001.smp |
while the GREEN speaker:
1 | TMC-ABC/T1001.smp |
So we have different folder names:
1 | TMB01 vs TMC-ABC |
And different file names:
1 | T0001.smp vs T1001.smp |
A figure from the blue speaker, has the following info:
1 | +Sector: 0 |
2 | 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
3 | 00000000000000000002190101010027 |
4 | 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
5 | FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF |
6 | +Sector: 1 |
7 | 00000000000000000002190101010027 |
8 | 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
9 | 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
10 | FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF |
Where "010027" corresponds to TMB01 (folder) and T0027.smp (file) And a figure of the green speaker:
1 | +Sector: 0 |
2 | 6C377854770804006263646566676869 |
3 | 00000000000000000002200101011002 |
4 | 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
5 | FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF |
6 | +Sector: 1 |
7 | 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
8 | 00000000000000000002200101011002 |
9 | 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
10 | FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF |
Where "011002" corresponds to -ABC (folder)??? and T1002.smp (file) in addition there is one more difference The number on the blue figure begins with 219 while on the green with 220. Having said all that, I wonder if: - There is a way to create folders on the green speaker like we can in the blue - As @disasster is suggesting, if there is a way to make a single figure to work for both speakers. FOr example Figure A on the blue speaker plays a song in spanish and the same figure on the green speaker plays the same song in english... Many thanks!
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Nikolas M. schrieb: > A figure from the blue speaker, has the following info: >
1 | > +Sector: 1 |
2 | > 00000000000000000002190101010027 |
3 | > 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
4 | > 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
5 | > FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF |
6 | > |
> > And a figure of the green speaker: >
1 | > +Sector: 1 |
2 | > 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
3 | > 00000000000000000002200101011002 |
4 | > 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
5 | > FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF |
6 | > |
Is this really correct? I'm a bit confused that in Sector 1 the code is in... - the first line in the blue version - the second line in the green version > The number on the blue figure begins with 219 while on the green with > 220. Since those are bytes, I think you need to interpret that as "02 19" / "02 20". And I currently assume that the 19 / 20 only refers to the year (of production?), encoded as BCD = 2019 / 2020 and is probably simply ignored by the device. > Having said all that, I wonder if: > - There is a way to create folders on the green speaker like we can in > the blue > - As @disasster is suggesting, if there is a way to make a single figure > to work for both speakers. FOr example Figure A on the blue speaker > plays a song in spanish and the same figure on the green speaker plays > the same song in english... Someone who owns the green version should try to change the value of the third last byte (which in the blue version determines the directory) from "01" to, say, "02" and see if it will still play the audio track. If it does, that suggests that that byte is simply ignored in the green version. I would expect that it is indeed possible that one figure can trigger playback on both the green and the blue version, but probably only files from the TMB01 folder. If someone owns both the green and the blue version, what I would try is to copy any of the files in the TMB01 folder on the blue version, for example T0001.smp if that exists, to the same TMB01 folder, but renamed to T1001.smp - and see if it will start playing if the "Adela" figure from the green version is placed on top.
Joachim S. schrieb: > Nikolas M. schrieb: >> A figure from the blue speaker, has the following info: >>
1 | >> +Sector: 1 |
2 | >> 00000000000000000002190101010027 |
3 | >> 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
4 | >> 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
5 | >> FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF |
6 | >> |
>> >> And a figure of the green speaker: >>
1 | >> +Sector: 1 |
2 | >> 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
3 | >> 00000000000000000002200101011002 |
4 | >> 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
5 | >> FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF |
6 | >> |
> > Is this really correct? I'm a bit confused that in Sector 1 the code is > in... > - the first line in the blue version > - the second line in the green version > >> The number on the blue figure begins with 219 while on the green with >> 220. > > Since those are bytes, I think you need to interpret that as "02 19" / > "02 20". > And I currently assume that the 19 / 20 only refers to the year (of > production?), encoded as BCD = 2019 / 2020 and is probably simply > ignored by the device. > >> Having said all that, I wonder if: >> - There is a way to create folders on the green speaker like we can in >> the blue >> - As @disasster is suggesting, if there is a way to make a single figure >> to work for both speakers. FOr example Figure A on the blue speaker >> plays a song in spanish and the same figure on the green speaker plays >> the same song in english... > > Someone who owns the green version should try to change the value of the > third last byte (which in the blue version determines the directory) > from "01" to, say, "02" and see if it will still play the audio track. > If it does, that suggests that that byte is simply ignored in the green > version. > > I would expect that it is indeed possible that one figure can trigger > playback on both the green and the blue version, but probably only files > from the TMB01 folder. > If someone owns both the green and the blue version, what I would try is > to copy any of the files in the TMB01 folder on the blue version, for > example T0001.smp if that exists, to the same TMB01 folder, but renamed > to T1001.smp - and see if it will start playing if the "Adela" figure > from the green version is placed on top. Apologies, I messed up with copy paste :( The forum does not allow me to edit my previous post, so here is the correct (I hope) info: Blue speaker:
1 | +Sector: 0 |
2 | FA4BAF46580804006263646566676869 |
3 | 00000000000000000002190101010002 |
4 | 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
5 | FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF |
6 | +Sector: 1 |
7 | 00000000000000000002190101010002 |
8 | 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
9 | 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
10 | FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF |
Green speaker:
1 | +Sector: 0 |
2 | 6C377854770804006263646566676869 |
3 | 00000000000000000002200101011002 |
4 | 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
5 | FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF |
6 | +Sector: 1 |
7 | 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
8 | 00000000000000000002200101011002 |
9 | 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
10 | FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF |
I double checked and one more difference that I noticed is that Sector 1 green speaker has the info on the second line For your reference, I am attaching here both mct files. I own both blue and green speakers, so I can do any tests are needed. Thanks once again.
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First installment of My first ABECEDARIO
Second installment of My first ABECEDARIO
Joachim S. schrieb: >If someone owns both the green and the blue version, what I would try is > to copy any of the files in the TMB01 folder on the blue version, for > example T0001.smp if that exists, to the same TMB01 folder, but renamed > to T1001.smp - and see if it will start playing if the "Adela" figure > from the green version is placed on top. I doubt this will work, because (as far as I know) the files in each cube uses different encryption keys (0x51,0x23,0x98,0x56 for the blue one and 0x18,0x08,0x20,0x20 for the green one). I'm supposing that for a figure to work with both cubes, the original file must be re-encoded with the appropriate key. The thing now is the RFID tag. I'm a total neophyte when it comes to RFID technology, but looking at the info posted before, it seems that the key difference is that for the blue speaker the info is on the first line of sector 1 and for the green speaker the info is on the second line of sector 1. Could it be possible that having a tag that repeats the info in both line 1 and 2 of sector 1 can work of both speakers? Something like this: +Sector: 0 FA4BAF46580804006263646566676869 00000000000000000002190101010002 00000000000000000000000000000000 FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF +Sector: 1 00000000000000000002190101010002 00000000000000000002190101010002 00000000000000000000000000000000 FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF In this case the file T0002.smp from the blue speaker should have been decoded (with the blue key), re-encoded (with the green key) an copied to the green speaker memory card, in the same directory as the rest of the files (TMC-ABC). Hope someone can make this test. P.S. I uploaded here an update to my program that can change the encryption key easily and language easily.
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CREATING FOLDERS ON THE MICRO SD CARD ===================================== For CUBE BLUE, AUDIO TALES ____ TMB02 ------ AUDIO IN ENGLISH TMB02/T0098.smp It works perfectly, Ok. Check that it also works in folders: TMB03, TMB04, TMB05, TMB06, TMB07, TMB08, TMB09 I have not tried TMB10 ... TMB99 If anyone can try TMB10 ... write down if it worked. Thank you. Have a good day!
CREATING FOLDERS ON THE MICRO SD CARD ===================================== For CUBE BLUE, AUDIO TALES I send the audio in mp3 T0098.mp3 Have a good day!
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Erick Jaume O. schrieb: > Joachim S. schrieb: >>If someone owns both the green and the blue version, what I would try is >> to copy any of the files in the TMB01 folder on the blue version, for >> example T0001.smp if that exists, to the same TMB01 folder, but renamed >> to T1001.smp - and see if it will start playing if the "Adela" figure >> from the green version is placed on top. > > I doubt this will work, because (as far as I know) the files in each > cube uses different encryption keys (0x51,0x23,0x98,0x56 for the blue > one and 0x18,0x08,0x20,0x20 for the green one). > > I'm supposing that for a figure to work with both cubes, the original > file must be re-encoded with the appropriate key. I think you misunderstood me. I wasn't suggesting copying one of the files from the green version onto the memory card of the blue version - that indeed would not work without re-encoding, because of the different encryption key. Instead, I was suggesting to copy one of the .smp files from the TMB01 folder on the memory card of the blue version to a different filename in the same TMB01 directory on the same memory card of the blue version. (Simply renaming the file would of course have the same effect). But I just realized: since you already uplodaded a .mct file of the green version, I can actually simply test that myself. Probably not today, though. > The thing now is the RFID tag. I'm a total neophyte when it comes to > RFID technology, but looking at the info posted before, it seems that > the key difference is that for the blue speaker the info is on the first > line of sector 1 and for the green speaker the info is on the second > line of sector 1. I second that, I too believe that this is the real key difference. > Could it be possible that having a tag that repeats the info in both > line 1 and 2 of sector 1 can work of both speakers? > > Something like this: > > +Sector: 0 > FA4BAF46580804006263646566676869 > 00000000000000000002190101010002 > 00000000000000000000000000000000 > FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF > > +Sector: 1 > 00000000000000000002190101010002 > 00000000000000000002190101010002 > 00000000000000000000000000000000 > FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF I assume this should work, yes. > In this case the file T0002.smp from the blue speaker should have been > decoded (with the blue key), re-encoded (with the green key) an copied > to the green speaker memory card, in the same directory as the rest of > the files (TMC-ABC). What you're suggesting is ultimately pretty much the same than what I was suggesting. Simply copying/renaming one of the files and seeing if that file is being played when a figure from the other version is sufficient for testing, and requires a little less work. If that works, then your idea (decrypt a file from one version, encrypt it for the other version and place it on that memory card) should also work. > P.S. I uploaded here an update to my program that can change the > encryption key easily and language easily. I'm wondering: Do you have an account on GitHub or something, where you could publish the source code of this? Because I'm considering linking to your tool, because most Windows users will probably prefer a proper Windows executable with a GUI over my command-line Python script. But I'm not feeling secure about linking to a closed-source Windows .exe file... :-/
Cean D. schrieb: > CREATING FOLDERS ON THE MICRO SD CARD > ===================================== > For CUBE BLUE, AUDIO TALES > ______ > TMB02 > ------ > AUDIO IN ENGLISH > TMB02/T0098.smp > > It works perfectly, Ok. > > Check that it also works in folders: > TMB03, TMB04, TMB05, TMB06, TMB07, TMB08, TMB09 > > I have not tried TMB10 ... TMB99 > If anyone can try TMB10 ... write down if it worked. Thank you. According to my personal findings, those should all work. In fact, both the directory name and the filename seem to allow for hexadecimal digits (in upper-case), not just decimal digits. So the blue version should actually allow for 256 folders (TMB00-TMBFF) and 65536 files per folder T0000.smp-TFFFF.smp, so a total of 16777216 different/distinguishable files/figures.
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Joachim S. schrieb: > I think you misunderstood me. I wasn't suggesting copying one of the > files from the green version onto the memory card of the blue version - > that indeed would not work without re-encoding, because of the different > encryption key. > > Instead, I was suggesting to copy one of the .smp files from the TMB01 > folder on the memory card of the blue version to a different filename in > the same TMB01 directory on the same memory card of the blue version. > (Simply renaming the file would of course have the same effect). Yes, I completely misunderstood you, you're right, that would be a much simpler test than what I was suggesting. > I'm wondering: Do you have an account on GitHub or something, where you > could publish the source code of this? Because I'm considering linking > to your tool, because most Windows users will probably prefer a proper > Windows executable with a GUI over my command-line Python script. But > I'm not feeling secure about linking to a closed-source Windows .exe > file... :-/ I do not have a Github account, and right now I could not share the project source code because I'm using some proprietary libraries (from my work) that I can't share and some 3rd party components. However, If I have a little spare time, I can strip all the proprietary and 3rd party code and create a version that can be shared. I might be able to do this over the weekend, I'll keep you posted.
Erick Jaume O. schrieb: > Joachim S. schrieb: >> I think you misunderstood me. I wasn't suggesting copying one of the >> files from the green version onto the memory card of the blue version - >> that indeed would not work without re-encoding, because of the different >> encryption key. >> >> Instead, I was suggesting to copy one of the .smp files from the TMB01 >> folder on the memory card of the blue version to a different filename in >> the same TMB01 directory on the same memory card of the blue version. >> (Simply renaming the file would of course have the same effect). > > Yes, I completely misunderstood you, you're right, that would be a much > simpler test than what I was suggesting. I will try to test that tonight. I will keep you posted. Thanks! Update I have just tried it, it did not work. Let me confirm the steps I followed to make sure I did it right: - I duplicated a file from the blue speaker, and renamed it to T1002.smp (I have the second figure from the green). - I put the figure from the green speaker on the top of the blue speaker. Am I missing something? Is there anything else I could test?
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>I have just tried it, it did not work. >Let me confirm the steps I followed to make sure I did it right: >- I duplicated a file from the blue speaker, and renamed it to T1002.smp (I have the second figure from the green). >- I put the figure from the green speaker on the top of the blue >speaker. >Am I missing something? Is there anything else I could test? ........................................................................ ... I didn't understand anything you did, I think that's not the way to make it work. Let's see: Audio from BLUE to GREEN should work with green figure. GREEN on BLUE audio should work with BLUE figure As you have figure 2 GREEN, I'll give you the audio 2 BLUE adapted to figure 2 of GREEN. Save the original T1002.smp Copy the one sent by T1002.smp replacing the original. Turn on the speaker, turn up the volume, Put figure 2 GREEN and you should hear Audio Story 2 in GREEN. Have a nice day,
That's not what he's trying to do. What he was testing was if one cube can "read" the figures from the other cube and play the files without modifying the tag on the figure.
Nikolas M. schrieb: > - I duplicated a file from the blue speaker, and renamed it to T1002.smp > (I have the second figure from the green). > - I put the figure from the green speaker on the top of the blue > speaker. That's exactly the test we wanted to perform, the next test would be to modify the TAG so the first and second line of sector 1 are the same, and try again.
Well luck to keep working. I encourage the one who follows her gets it. You can explain it to me in Spanish, I have not understood anything about what you want to do. Me lo puedes explicar en español, no he entendido nada de lo que quereis hacer.
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Cean D. schrieb: > You can explain it to me in Spanish, I have not understood anything > about what you want to do. > > Me lo puedes explicar en español, no he entendido nada de lo que quereis > hacer. I'll send you private message to avoid clutter in the thread. Te mando un mensaje privado para mantener el foro limpio.
¿Y como se leen los mensajes privados?. And how are private messages read? Und wie werden private Nachrichten gelesen?
Cean D. schrieb: > ¿Y como se leen los mensajes privados?. > > And how are private messages read? > > Und wie werden private Nachrichten gelesen? Check you registered email address, if you don't see any mail from the forum, check your spam folder. Te llegan a tu correo electrónico. Ya te envié el mensaje, revisa la dirección de correo que registraste aquí, si no lo ves, revisa la carpeta de correo no deseado.
Erick Jaume O. schrieb: > Nikolas M. schrieb: >> - I duplicated a file from the blue speaker, and renamed it to T1002.smp >> (I have the second figure from the green). >> - I put the figure from the green speaker on the top of the blue >> speaker. > > That's exactly the test we wanted to perform, the next test would be to > modify the TAG so the first and second line of sector 1 are the same, > and try again. I think I tried that as well.. No results.. May I ask you to try something as well? Could you download the mct file I uploaded earlier today and do any modifications that will make it work on the blue speaker? If we manage to do that, we might get to a "hybrid" mct. And if that works, the last step would be to test that "hybrid" mct to the green speaker. Thanks in advance!
Hola, ¿como te envío respuesta a tu mensaje privado?. Te responderé con mensaje privado para mantener el foro limpio. Hello, how do I send you a reply to your private message? I will reply to you with a private message to keep the forum clean.
Nikolas M. schrieb: > May I ask you to try something as well? Could you download the mct file > I uploaded earlier today and do any modifications that will make it work > on the blue speaker? > > If we manage to do that, we might get to a "hybrid" mct. And if that > works, the last step would be to test that "hybrid" mct to the green > speaker. > > Thanks in advance! Of course! That's exactly what I wanted to test! I've uploaded 4 files in the attached zip file, all of them are modifications of the two files you uploaded earlier (little pig from blue speaker and donkey from green speaker) and are contained in two folders: Test 1: Lines 1 and 2 of sector 1 are exactly the same. Test 2: Line 1 use the same format as in the blue speaker tags Line 2 use the same format as in the green speaker tags. The ideal case would be for the files in test 1 to work, so there would be no need for extra modification and simply copying the line would work. if files in test 1 does not work, please try the files in test 2, they require a little bit more of work to create, but would be nice to know that it works. Please note that I have no experience in writing any kind of RFID tags and the modification I made were made on a simple text editor, based on assumptions made by me and other forum users. Please keep us posted to know if this worked.
Cean D. schrieb: > Hola, ¿como te envío respuesta a tu mensaje privado?. Usa este enlace y al terminar presiona el botón que dice "Abschicken". De esa manera el foro me mandará un correo con tu mensaje. https://www.mikrocontroller.net/user/show/disasster
hi, as mentioned earlier&above i wanted my wife and friends to be able to create new nfctags and songs for the box from their tablet or mobile. so i took 20 minutes to hacky-script down a small web application (see attachment) in dirty-php to transform mp3 to the target format of the blue box (you can change the key for the green box in the code) instuctions: - you can just copy the php files in a directory on your webspace - navigate to the directory with your browser - (1) upload any mp3, it will be stripped of any ID3tags (sometimes the box does not play mp3 with id3-tags) and immediately be sent back to you as T0XXXX.smp download. - (2) below can create the fitting mct file for the mifare classic app. it will be sent to you as XXXX.mct download. its super simple , requires no install, and you can use it from anywhere. it all happens inside memory, so no files are safed anywhere on the server. have fun with it. ps: i used the getId3 lib to strip the tags -https://github.com/JamesHeinrich/getID3 - a big cheers to him. ps2: thanks to all in this thread tipp: a good basis for making nfc figurines can be achieved by buying bübchen creme for your kids in tester size at dm/rossmann and glueing the figurine on top and the nfc sticker on the bottom
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Erick Jaume O. schrieb: > Cean D. schrieb: >> Hola, ¿como te envío respuesta a tu mensaje privado?. > > Usa este enlace y al terminar presiona el botón que dice "Abschicken". > De esa manera el foro me mandará un correo con tu mensaje. > > https://www.mikrocontroller.net/user/show/disasster Gracias, ya te envié un privado en respuesta a tu prívado.
Raul B. schrieb:
Leelo, esta bien explicado.
¿Dissaster lo has entendido?
Es lo explicaba yo, pero si no estás familiarizado en los tags y en mp3
te costará un poco mas llegar a la solución.
Espero que lo entiendan todos los interesados.
Ánimo!
Hello @Disasster, I am not sure if I understand... Did you try any of the modified "donkey" MCTs on the blue speaker and it worked? If so which one? What was the folder/filename you used? Thanks once again!
Nikolas M. schrieb: > Hello @Disasster, > I am not sure if I understand... Did you try any of the modified > "donkey" MCTs on the blue speaker and it worked? If so which one? What > was the folder/filename you used? > > Thanks once again! I can't test it because at the moment I have no device capable of reading/writing mifare classic 1k Tags. All I'm telling you is merely based in my own assumptions based on tbe information posted here.
Guys I have an update that might change the status. I just realized that the blue speaker (at least the one that I have) does not read the Donkey figure, regardless of mct that is loaded on it. This is very wierd because using any figure from the "blue" collection works for both blue and green speakers but when I load exactly the same MCTs to the donkey, it only works on the green speaker... That means that a lot of my testing results that I have shared before are not valid and I need to redo the tests using a different tag... On the other hand, my question is could this be anyhow hardware related? My phone that I use to load mct and the green speaker do read the figure, but the blue speaker doesn´t... :/
Nikolas M. schrieb: > Guys I have an update that might change the status. > I just realized that the blue speaker (at least the one that I have) > does not read the Donkey figure, regardless of mct that is loaded on it. > This is very wierd because using any figure from the "blue" collection > works for both blue and green speakers but when I load exactly the same > MCTs to the donkey, it only works on the green speaker... > > That means that a lot of my testing results that I have shared before > are not valid and I need to redo the tests using a different tag... > > On the other hand, my question is could this be anyhow hardware related? > My phone that I use to load mct and the green speaker do read the > figure, but the blue speaker doesn´t... :/ ======================================================================== === Ese problema lo tuve en el 2019 pero descubri por qué sucedia. Es un pequeño defecto de disseño del cubo Altavoz. Si no es el mismo y como dices fueran los TAGS estás en el camino acertado. Yo contemplé esas dos posibilidades. Una es causa de la otra y puede solucionarse. Diseño influyen en los TAGS y algunos TAGS no funcionan a causa del diseño. Ánimo. El que la sigue la consigue. ======================================================================== === I had that problem in 2019 but I found out why it happened. This is a small design flaw in the Speaker cube. If it is not the same and as you say the TAGS were, you are on the right track. I contemplated those two possibilities. One is the cause of the other and can be solved. Design influence TAGS and some TAGS do not work because of design. Cheer up. The one to follows her, get her.
What design flaw did you find out? Is there a way for me to check/fix it?
Nikolas M. schrieb: > What design flaw did you find out? Is there a way for me to check/fix > it? Tengo dos cubos azules, el primero da problemas con los Tags, el segundo mas nuevo no. Ahí esta ese defecto. Necesita TAGS de calidad. En otro foro alguien escribio que no le funcionaba nigun TAG de los que habia comprado. Es como si haces una copia de tu llave y no encajara bien. En terminos para que se entienda no encajan bien y no funcionan. Espero haberte aclarado tu pregunta. Si pudieras probarlo con un cubo azul más nuevo de un amigo tuyo. Buenasn noches a todos. Mañana mas. I have two blue cubes, the first gives problems with the Tags, the second newer does not. There is that defect. You need quality TAGS. In another forum someone wrote that none of the TAGs he had bought did not work for him. It's like you make a copy of your key and it doesn't fit right. In terms of understanding, they do not fit well and do not work. I hope I have clarified your question. If you could try it with a newer blue cube from a friend of yours. Good night everyone. More tomorrow.
Nikolas M. schrieb: > Guys I have an update that might change the status. > I just realized that the blue speaker (at least the one that I have) > does not read the Donkey figure, regardless of mct that is loaded on it. > This is very wierd because using any figure from the "blue" collection > works for both blue and green speakers but when I load exactly the same > MCTs to the donkey, it only works on the green speaker... > > That means that a lot of my testing results that I have shared before > are not valid and I need to redo the tests using a different tag... > > On the other hand, my question is could this be anyhow hardware related? > My phone that I use to load mct and the green speaker do read the > figure, but the blue speaker doesn´t... :/ That is really strange. A few possible explanations that come to my mind: - I've repeatedly had situations where my blue cube simply wouldn't play anything. No matter if I placed a NFC sticker or the original "piggy" figure on top (whose NFC sticker has never even been rewritten, and so is still in it's original state), it just wouldn't play anything. After I turned the device off and on again, everything worked fine again - Do the two versions perhaps use a slightly different kind of NFC tag? What does Mifare Classic Tool -> Tools -> Display Tag Info say? - Maybe it is somehow related to the placement of the NFC tag inside the figure? In my tests, where I used simple Mifare Class 1k stickers instead of the actual figures, I experienced that my (blue) cube was quite picky where I placed the nfc stickers. Anyway, I just did a test to figure out which of the bytes on the NFC stickers of the blue version are actually being used. The following .mct is working fine, playing back file TMB01/T0002.smp
1 | +Sector: 0 |
2 | 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
3 | 00000000000000000000000000010002 |
4 | 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
5 | FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF |
6 | +Sector: 1 |
7 | 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
8 | 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
9 | 00000000000000000000000000000000 |
10 | FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF |
...and the same applies for this .mct:
1 | +Sector: 0 |
2 | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF |
3 | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF010002 |
4 | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF |
5 | FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF |
6 | +Sector: 1 |
7 | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF |
8 | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF |
9 | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF |
10 | FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF |
So it seems that the blue version ultimately only uses three bytes of the NFC data after all, and completely ignores the rest:
1 | +Sector: 0 |
2 | -------------------------------- |
3 | --------------------------xxyyyy |
4 | -------------------------------- |
5 | FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF |
6 | +Sector: 1 |
7 | -------------------------------- |
8 | -------------------------------- |
9 | -------------------------------- |
10 | FFFFFFFFFFFFFF078069FFFFFFFFFFFF |
- = Don't care, can be anything xx = Hexadecimal directory ID, e.g. 4E = TMB4E yyyy = Hexadecimal File ID, e.g. 9D05 = L9D05.smp That should also mean that the fact that the NFC data in sector 1 is in two different rows in the blue vs. the green version should be irrelevant, at least for the blue version. EDIT: I just wrote the .mct file of the green donkey that Nikolas posted to a NFC sticker. When I placed the sticker on my blue cube, it indeed started playing file TMB01/T1002.smp, as expected.
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Great, that's one solved místery! Thank you!
Hello, - I tried to turn the device off and on again, nothing... According to the Mifare Classic Tool the tags are the same (I am attaching screenshots with the info) - I moved it to see if it could be related to the placement, no results..
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Here is what mostly calls my attention I get a BLUE figure, that it WORKS with the blue speaker and I add the green mct that I posted here and it is not playing TMB01/T1002.smp. The same figure with the blue mct on it, it does play TMB01/T0002.smp (!!!) A couple of thoughts: - Maybe there is a hardware issue/dependency - Maybe we have different versions of the blue speaker -- Could my version have any ID3 dependencies? I am saying that because I dublicate an existing file (for example T0002.smp and rename it to T1002.smp) but I assume that the ID3 meta stay as is T0002).. The problem is that I cannot find any other blue speaker to test as they are not sold any more :/
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Nikolas M. schrieb: > _Here is what mostly calls my attention_ > I get a BLUE figure, that it WORKS with the blue speaker and I add the > green mct that I posted here and it is not playing TMB01/T1002.smp. The > same figure with the blue mct on it, it does play TMB01/T0002.smp (!!!) Strange. If I understand that correctly, you were trying almost exactly the same than what I did, the only difference being that you wrote the green donkey .mct to a blue figure while I wrote it to an NFC sticker. Just to make sure that this doesn't make any difference, I just copied the green donkey .mct to my blue piggy figure. It worked just as well and played TMB01/T1002.smp. > - Maybe we have different versions of the blue speaker You could open the cube (screws are under the black circles on the bottom) and take some photos of the PCB. Ideally from both sides of the PCB. Then one could compare if there are any differences. Personally, I would love to get some good shots of the green version PCB as well, for including them in my GitHub project, and because I'm wondering if there are any hardware differences between the blue and the green version. > -- Could my version have any ID3 dependencies? I am saying that because > I dublicate an existing file (for example T0002.smp and rename it to > T1002.smp) but I assume that the ID3 meta stay as is T0002).. I doubt that, but if you want to make sure, you could rename some files and check it. To be honest, right now I'm assuming that you accidentally did something wrong, maybe because of a misunderstanding, some tiny mistake during the whole process or whatever. From my own experience I know very well how easily this happens... Or it could somehow have to do with upper-case vs. lower-case - Windows doesn't distinguish between upper-case and lower-case when accessing FAT-formatted media, but these devices often do, and that can lead to confusing behaviour.
The new Blue Audio Cuentos speaker can be purchased at https://www.salvat.com/audiocuentos/altavoz-y-tarjeta-de-memoria-con-audios It is clear that they work differently. Have a good day.
Raul B. schrieb: > hi, > as mentioned earlier&above i wanted my wife and friends to be able to > create new nfctags and songs for the box from their tablet or mobile. so > i took 20 minutes to hacky-script down a small web application (see > attachment) in dirty-php to transform mp3 to the target format of the > blue box (you can change the key for the green box in the code) > > instuctions: > - you can just copy the php files in a directory on your webspace > - navigate to the directory with your browser > - (1) upload any mp3, it will be stripped of any ID3tags (sometimes the > box does not play mp3 with id3-tags) and immediately be sent back to you > as T0XXXX.smp download. > > - (2) below can create the fitting mct file for the mifare classic app. > it will be sent to you as XXXX.mct download. > > its super simple , requires no install, and you can use it from > anywhere. it all happens inside memory, so no files are safed anywhere > on the server. > > have fun with it. > > ps: i used the getId3 lib to strip the tags > -https://github.com/JamesHeinrich/getID3 - a big cheers to him. > > ps2: thanks to all in this thread > > tipp: a good basis for making nfc figurines can be achieved by buying > bübchen creme for your kids in tester size at dm/rossmann and glueing > the figurine on top and the nfc sticker on the bottom ==================================================================== Hello, can you explain to me what getID3-master is for? The attached screen comes out. In a folder is rfid.mct That analyzed indicates that it contains Incorrect Data. Can you tell me what kind of RFID is rfid.mct made for Waiting for your response, I send you my thanks in advance. Have a good day.
Cean D. schrieb: > Hello, can you explain to me what getID3-master is for? > > The attached screen comes out. > In a folder is rfid.mct > > That analyzed indicates that it contains Incorrect Data. > > Can you tell me what kind of RFID is rfid.mct made for > > Waiting for your response, I send you my thanks in advance. > > Have a good day. As written in my description - you need a webserver local or on the internet with PHP to run this "website" you see on your screenshot correctly. It won't run in a simple folder on your computer .. You could install xampp to have a local webserver or use any free Webspace provider
Raul B. schrieb: > As written in my description - you need a webserver local or on the > internet with PHP to run this "website" you see on your screenshot > correctly. It won't run in a simple folder on your computer .. > > You could install xampp to have a local webserver or use any free > Webspace provider ================================================================ Very interesting. It is understood! Thanks a lot
My first ABCEDARY and My first NUMBER This is not told by Salvat But the collection contains letters and numbers :) The idea that I present now is in another forum. In the attached image you can see the TAGS with their letter or adhesive number. You can make images of the letters or numbers or buy them, for example, on Amazon. Have a good day. ---------------- We are studying a system that will revolutionize the activation of audios. When it is more advanced we will let everyone know.
My first ABCEDARY and My first NUMERARY ======================================= This is not told by Salvat But the collection contains letters and numbers Image of a bag of ahdesive letters. Have a good day.
My first ABCEDARY, My first NUMERARY and My first GEOMETRIC figures This is not told by Salvat But the collection contains letters, numbers and geometric figures. Image Geometric figures. What will there be more? Have a good day.
For anyone interested, I've uploaded my project to Github, as suggested by Joachim S. It can be found (with complete source code) in: https://github.com/ZapDissaster/smp2mp3/ And the latest release can be downloaded here: https://github.com/ZapDissaster/smp2mp3/blob/main/Bin/Smp2Mp3.zip Greetings.
Joachim S. schrieb: > You could open the cube (screws are under the black circles on the > bottom) and take some photos of the PCB. Ideally from both sides of the > PCB. Then one could compare if there are any differences. > > Personally, I would love to get some good shots of the green version PCB > as well, for including them in my GitHub project, and because I'm > wondering if there are any hardware differences between the blue and the > green version. > > > To be honest, right now I'm assuming that you accidentally did something > wrong, maybe because of a misunderstanding, some tiny mistake during the > whole process or whatever. From my own experience I know very well how > easily this happens... > Or it could somehow have to do with upper-case vs. lower-case - Windows > doesn't distinguish between upper-case and lower-case when accessing > FAT-formatted media, but these devices often do, and that can lead to > confusing behaviour. Hello and sorry for my late response but I have been very busy these days. I will try to find some time to try again beginning from scratch, just in case I did something wrong. I will also try to open the boxes and send you the pictures. If it is during the weekend, it's going to be early next week.
Caperucita Azul Little Blue Riding Hood Everything that goes well in green in blue it will also go well with the little blue riding hood. Goodnight.
Erick Jaume O. schrieb: > For anyone interested, I've uploaded my project to Github, as > suggested > by Joachim S. It can be found (with complete source code) in: > https://github.com/ZapDissaster/smp2mp3/ > > And the latest release can be downloaded here: > https://github.com/ZapDissaster/smp2mp3/blob/main/Bin/Smp2Mp3.zip > > Greetings. ENCRYPT<AUDIO>DECRYPT ===================== I start the project to encrypt and decrypt audio with the mobile phone, studying its implementation in Android, for the creation of the APP ENCRYPT <AUDIO> DECRYPT 2021. All suggestions and help are welcome. BEST GREETINGS
Joachim S. schrieb: > Strange. If I understand that correctly, you were trying almost exactly > the same than what I did, the only difference being that you wrote the > green donkey .mct to a blue figure while I wrote it to an NFC sticker. Hello again, here is a very quick update. So apparently there MUST be a hardware issue here (or maybe several). To begin with I can confirm that the GREEN figures do NOT work on the BLUE speaker, while the BLUE figures DO work on the GREEN speaker. I repeated the steps we discussed earlier and I tried to play TMB01/T1002.smp on the BLUE speaker using: - a sticker and it worked* - a BLUE figure and it worked - a GREEN figure and it did NOT work (all of them had exactly the same .mct which ironically came from the GREEN figure!!) *as for the sticker, I realized that if I just put it on the top of the speaker it does not work, but if I "float" it some millimeters it works fine. In fact, a user from a different forum that was facing the same problem suggested to put a tiny folded piece of aluminum foil between the tag and the speaker and that did the trick! The same sticker works flawlessly on the green speaker without any additional artifacts, but on the blue speaker it needs "help". Conclusions: - It seems that the BLUE speaker (or at least some old? version of it) has a worse NFC reader. As a result, the BLUE figures have very good** quality tags and therefore both speakers read them without any problem. - On the other hand the GREEN speaker, has a better NFC reader. As a result, the GREEN figures do not need to "host" good quality tags and therefore they do not work on the BLUE speaker (bad tags + bad NFC reader = fail). The same user on that forum with regards to this last point, suggested that the problem can also be solved with "anti-metal NFC tags", but since I don't have one I can only confirm the aluminum foil solution. Opening the speakers (or maybe a figure as well) could also shed some light on this matter, in order to see differences on NFC readers and tags. As I said earlier, I will try to find some time next week for that. Hope this helps :)
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Nikolas M. schrieb: > Joachim S. schrieb: > >> Strange. If I understand that correctly, you were trying almost exactly >> the same than what I did, the only difference being that you wrote the >> green donkey .mct to a blue figure while I wrote it to an NFC sticker. > > Hello again, here is a very quick update. > So apparently there MUST be a hardware issue here (or maybe several). > > To begin with I can confirm that the GREEN figures do NOT work on the > BLUE speaker, while the BLUE figures DO work on the GREEN speaker. > > I repeated the steps we discussed earlier and I tried to play > TMB01/T1002.smp on the BLUE speaker using: > - a sticker and it worked* > - a BLUE figure and it worked > - a GREEN figure and it did NOT work > (all of them had exactly the same .mct which ironically came from the > GREEN figure!!) > > *as for the sticker, I realized that if I just put it on the top of the > speaker it does not work, but if I "float" it some millimeters it works > fine. In fact, a user from a different forum that was facing the same > problem suggested to put a tiny folded piece of aluminum foil between > the tag and the speaker and that did the trick! The same sticker works > flawlessly on the green speaker without any additional artifacts, but on > the blue speaker it needs "help". > > Conclusions: > - It seems that the BLUE speaker (or at least some old? version of it) > has a worse NFC reader. As a result, the BLUE figures have very good** > quality tags and therefore both speakers read them without any problem. > > - On the other hand the GREEN speaker, has a better NFC reader. As a > result, the GREEN figures do not need to "host" good quality tags and > therefore they do not work on the BLUE speaker (bad tags + bad NFC > reader = fail). > > The same user on that forum with regards to this last point, suggested > that the problem can also be solved with "anti-metal NFC tags", but > since I don't have one I can only confirm the aluminum foil solution. > > Opening the speakers (or maybe a figure as well) could also shed some > light on this matter, in order to see differences on NFC readers and > tags. As I said earlier, I will try to find some time next week for > that. > > Hope this helps :) Hello, I don't agree. Each designer looks for the way to make it difficult for his work to be copied. The original figures work perfectly for me in green and blue. The green ones work for me in blue. Those in blue work in green. You have to first study how an NFC circuit works. Then check if a Tag receives the signal from the transmitter and is activated by giving the order to execute the corresponding audio. Now we have another challenge with the Disney Audio Magic Tales. The designer has used tiny 1.5x1.5 cm tags And there is no way to read it with the mobile's NFC or with an external NFC. That is already proven. Another path of investigation will be followed. And remember that this is for research, you can only make a backup of the figure you have purchased. I leave an image of the Disney Audio Magical Tales Tag to see if there is luck and you can read that Tag. The fact that if one cube is more sensitive and the other less or that the Tags should be of higher quality or without metallic effect is not the solution. Neither that the original Tag dump is wrong and has to change the X line or the other of the dump. It is wasting time or not since it entertains you even if you don't get anywhere. Put a metal hat on your copy of the original Tag and it will work perfectly. The Potitos stopper works and the base of a soda can too. Calculate how high your tag works, you cannot put it glued to the tag since it saturates it and stops emitting. Goodnight.
Cean D. schrieb: > Hello, I don't agree. > > Each designer looks for the way to make it difficult for his work to be > copied. I agree with that, however, I believe that they changed their model because anti-metal tags are much more expensive than "normal" tags, so they tried to reduce costs. But that is just an assumption. > The original figures work perfectly for me in green and blue. > > The green ones work for me in blue. > > Those in blue work in green. Please note that I mentioned that maybe not all BLUE speakers do not work with the green figures, but at least the version of the one that I have. As you mentioned earlier on this thread, there might be a design flaw on the models of 2019. >It is wasting time or not since it entertains you even if you don't get anywhere. Maybe you misunderstood me, I just described how I figured out and now everything is working fine :)
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Cean D. schrieb: > Now we have another challenge with the Disney Audio Magic Tales. > > The designer has used tiny 1.5x1.5 cm tags > And there is no way to read it with the mobile's NFC or with an external > NFC. That is already proven. I don't quite understand. Why *can't* the disney figure's NFC tags be read with a normal NFC reader? What happens when trying to read such a tag with an app like "NFC TagReader by NXP"? The explanation that in case of the green vs the blue version, there were certain changes in the NFC tags and the NFC reader hardware kind of makes sense to me. I've experienced it myself that some tags work much better than others. For example, I also own some rather small square-sized ones that look just like the one in your picture from the Disney figure. They work very bad, probably because of their antenna design and/or little size. (Yet they were relatively expensive.) But what's up with all that talk about anti-metal tags, adding some additional tinfoil/metal layer to make it work etc.? I always thought that metal near NFC stickers is always a problem, and that those special (and more expensive) anti-metal NFC tags you talk about are for those cases when it simply cannot be avoided that there is metal near the NFC tags. Why would adding metal near the NFC tag on purpose actually help? Can someone explain?
Joachim S. schrieb: > Why would adding metal near the NFC tag on purpose actually help? > > Can someone explain? The passive Tag operating process is that the Speaker Cube transmitter sends a signal to the Tag in the figure and this is activated by returning the data it contains. Then the receiver circuit analyzes them and if they are included in its memory, it activates the corresponding story and it is heard through the loudspeaker. But in certain circumstances the Speaker signal is not enough to activate the Tag. The tag cannot be activated if it is too far away or as in these cases it does not receive enough signal from the transmitter. Imagine a satellite receiver LNB, you will see that there is a parabola that concentrates the low level of signal that reaches the LNB and then receives the amplified signal. This same effect is produced by placing a hat or hood on the receiving Tag. You can do the test with a kind of parabola cut from a metal container of soft drinks. Zoom out and bring that metal closer and you will see that at a certain distance from the Tag it is activated. Solved !!!. Neither can the hat or hood be attached to the Tag, according to my calculations it must be more than 3 or 4 mm. I hope I have clarified your doubts. I use this occasion to: ================================================= === We need help to find out how the figure works in the Disney Magic Audio Tales of Planet ================================================= === Have a good day.
================================================= We need help to find out how the figure works in the Disney Magical Audio Tales of Planet ================================================= The TAG is from the XCC RFID V.20 brand. It is very small, it measures 1.5x1.5 cm It has not been possible to read with the NFC reader or with the NFC of a mobile phone. Probably the same Tag as the Nintendo Amiibo. If you can try reading with TagMo Android app we will leave doubts. He does not read me anything, the Tag is very small. Nintendo Tags are NTAG215 Have a good day.
Actual size of the Disney Audio Tales Tag, Planeta DeAgostini. Disney Magical Audio Tales - Planeta DeAgostini https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLf6cPwvh3E Have a good day.
More information in https://www.gp32spain.com/foros/showthread.php?162686-Disney-Audio-Cuentos-M%E1gicos =================================================================== We need help to find out how the figure works in the Disney Magical Audio Tales of Planet =================================================================== We went out to enjoy Sunday. Goodbye and thanks
i have 4 blue boxes and all have a different NFC radius, some even do not work with nfc stickers, and some work with stickers at 0.5 cm distance... its very cheap s*** hardware, so expect differences inbetween the same series of devices. without the disney audiocuentos hardware being sold in germany, we can't help very much, sorry.
Joachim S. schrieb: > But what's up with all that talk about anti-metal tags, adding some > additional tinfoil/metal layer to make it work etc.? I always thought > that metal near NFC stickers is always a problem, and that those special > (and more expensive) anti-metal NFC tags you talk about are for those > cases when it simply cannot be avoided that there is metal near the NFC > tags. > Why would adding metal near the NFC tag on purpose actually help? > > Can someone explain? I followed a suggestion that I read on a different forum and it worked. As I said earlier, I had problems making my blue speaker read NFC stickers. Apparently, adding a small piece of folded aluminium foil, solves the problem! I am attaching a picture here. Without the small piece of aluminium foil, that sticker does not work on my blue speaker. When I put that foil on the top of it, everything works fine! I also realized that the quantity of the foil is important. If the piece is big, it doesn´t work. The same user that provided this solution claims that another workaround is to use "anti-metal" tags that apparently have a more powerful range (and that´s why they are more expensive). I don´t have one to try and confirm, but the aluminium foil solution did the trick :) Hope this helps!
Audio C. schrieb: > I followed a suggestion that I read on a different forum and it worked. > As I said earlier, I had problems making my blue speaker read NFC > stickers. > Apparently, adding a small piece of folded aluminium foil, solves the > problem! > I am attaching a picture here. Without the small piece of aluminium > foil, that sticker does not work on my blue speaker. When I put that > foil on the top of it, everything works fine! Thanks for posting that picture, that makes it easier to get an idea what it's supposed to look like. After seeing your picture I just tried the same on my (blue) audiocube. But in my case, the effect is the exact opposite: Everything works perfectly fine if I place the NFC sticker directly on the device, or place it on some small stand to increase the height by a few millimeters, like in your picture. But as soon as I place a small piece of tinfoil on the sticker like in your picture, the audio stops. And as soon as I remove the tinfoil again, the audio continues.
Joachim S. schrieb: > Thanks for posting that picture, that makes it easier to get an idea > what it's supposed to look like. > > After seeing your picture I just tried the same on my (blue) audiocube. > But in my case, the effect is the exact opposite: > Everything works perfectly fine if I place the NFC sticker directly on > the device, or place it on some small stand to increase the height by a > few millimeters, like in your picture. > > But as soon as I place a small piece of tinfoil on the sticker like in > your picture, the audio stops. And as soon as I remove the tinfoil > again, the audio continues. Interesting... In my case the foil does not affect functionality on the green speaker (that works without foil as well)..
Thank you all for the suggestions. In 2019 the problematic blue cube came out, the other blue and green cubes do not need a cap to work the Tag. This is the best solution I have found for the 2019 blue cube. Put a 1 cent € coin. View photo. Calculate a distance between the Tag and the coin, between 2 to 4 mm. Too close doesn't work for saturation and too far doesn't work either. Have a nice day.
Cean D. schrieb: > Thank you all for the suggestions. > In 2019 the problematic blue cube came out, the other blue and green > cubes do not need a cap to work the Tag. That suggests that there is a different hardware revision. In which case it would really make sense to take some high-resolution photos of the PCBs of the different revisions, for comparison. > This is the best solution I have found for the 2019 blue cube. Put a 1 > cent € coin. View photo. > Calculate a distance between the Tag and the coin, between 2 to 4 mm. > Too close doesn't work for saturation and too far doesn't work either. There's no NFC tag on that picture, right? Where should it be placed - on the coin, under the coin, somewhere else?
Alternative to purses. A 6-liter water bottle cap measures 5 centimeters exactly like the base of the figures. In it you can place a Tag and put a figure or a figure sticker on it. Good day!
The cap once painted blue or green. With a figure or a sticker of the figure. View image. Good day!
The plug once finished will look like this. See attached image. Good day.
Joachim S. schrieb: There's no NFC tag on that picture, right? Where should it be placed - on the coin, under the coin, somewhere else? ----------------------------------------------------- Of course it has a tag! That design is to put it in the water bottle cap. Now you can see in another photo the Tag, the separator with double-sided adhesive and the coin. Good day.
Hi, I'll leave here the last version of my program that, in addition to encrypt/decrypt/play smp files, can now generate the .mct files used to write the tags. https://github.com/ZapDissaster/smp2mp3/blob/main/Bin/Smp2Mp3.zip Greetings.
By the way, could someone translate this file to german? My german is really poor and I don not trust antomated traslation tools. Thanks in advance.
Erick Jaume O. schrieb: > Hi, I'll leave here the last version of my program that, in addition to > encrypt/decrypt/play smp files, can now generate the .mct files used to > write the tags. > > https://github.com/ZapDissaster/smp2mp3/blob/main/Bin/Smp2Mp3.zip > > Greetings. Hello and thanks once again for your great work! Just FYI, both Chrome and Windows defender find the progam malicious... :/
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Audio C. schrieb: > Erick Jaume O. schrieb: >> Hi, I'll leave here the last version of my program that, in addition to >> encrypt/decrypt/play smp files, can now generate the .mct files used to >> write the tags. >> >> https://github.com/ZapDissaster/smp2mp3/blob/main/Bin/Smp2Mp3.zip >> >> Greetings. > > Hello and thanks once again for your great work! > Just FYI, both Chrome and Windows defender find the progam malicious... > :/ That's strange, I've checked it with Kaspersky online (in case my pc is infected) and it doesn't report anything: For my local file: https://opentip.kaspersky.com/CE98B9C3648610DCBF56F6330C77EC5B651F848A5809CAADFF393652659A6646/ For the url: https://opentip.kaspersky.com/github.com%2FZapDissaster%2Fsmp2mp3%2Fblob%2Fmain%2FBin%2FSmp2Mp3.zip/ Maybe it's something on your end?
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Erick Jaume O. schrieb: > Audio C. schrieb: >> Erick Jaume O. schrieb: >>> Hi, I'll leave here the last version of my program that, in addition to >>> encrypt/decrypt/play smp files, can now generate the .mct files used to >>> write the tags. >>> >>> https://github.com/ZapDissaster/smp2mp3/blob/main/Bin/Smp2Mp3.zip >>> >>> Greetings. >> >> Hello and thanks once again for your great work! >> Just FYI, both Chrome and Windows defender find the progam malicious... >> :/ > > That's strange, I've checked it with Kaspersky online (in case my pc is > infected) and it doesn't report anything: > > For my local file: > https://opentip.kaspersky.com/CE98B9C3648610DCBF56F6330C77EC5B651F848A5809CAADFF393652659A6646/ > > For the url: > https://opentip.kaspersky.com/github.com%2FZapDissaster%2Fsmp2mp3%2Fblob%2Fmain%2FBin%2FSmp2Mp3.zip/ > > Maybe it's something on your end? ================================================================== Do not tell me! Oh my God! :( I'll check with my antivirus, thank goodness I hadn't used it yet. ================================================================== A query, in some of my messages I repeated the image added to the message. How can I delete the repeated image or delete an image sent by mistake ?. Thank you. Best greetings.
Audio C. schrieb: > Erick Jaume O. schrieb: >> Hi, I'll leave here the last version of my program that, in addition to >> encrypt/decrypt/play smp files, can now generate the .mct files used to >> write the tags. >> >> https://github.com/ZapDissaster/smp2mp3/blob/main/Bin/Smp2Mp3.zip >> >> Greetings. > > Hello and thanks once again for your great work! > Just FYI, both Chrome and Windows defender find the progam malicious... > :/ I've run two full scans on my computer (local and online) and have found no threats. I've also scanned the file invidually in a virtual machine and it appears to be clean. I'm fairly certain that the file is not infected. Can someone else corroborate if the following file cantains any threat recognizable by an antivirus? https://github.com/ZapDissaster/smp2mp3/blob/main/Bin/Smp2Mp3.zip Thanks.
Hello, pass me that smp that I attach. He needs to find out the encryption key. Maybe with py you can find out. xortool-xor -f MIO.mp3 -h "??" > MIO.smp Thank you very much and have a good day.
What are they, what are they for and how does DRM work? Despite Digital Rights Management (DRM) is a widely used technology in the electronic book industry, many authors and users are unaware of how a copyright management system works. In this post, some terms are explained about what a DRM is, what technologies are currently being used, the implications for users, authors and the publishing industry and what are the alternative solutions http://eprints.rclis.org/15252/1/El%20libro%20electr%C3%B3nico%20y%20los%20DRM.pdf It's in Spanish, sorry. Best greetings
Cean D. schrieb: > Hello, pass me that smp that I attach. > He needs to find out the encryption key. > Maybe with py you can find out. > > xortool-xor -f MIO.mp3 -h "??" > MIO.smp > > Thank you very much and have a good day. That appears to be a Migros smp, the encryption key is 0x66. Greetings
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Erick Jaume O. schrieb: > Cean D. schrieb: >> Hello, pass me that smp that I attach. >> He needs to find out the encryption key. >> Maybe with py you can find out. >> >> xortool-xor -f MIO.mp3 -h "??" > MIO.smp >> >> Thank you very much and have a good day. > > That appears to be a Migros smp, the encryption key is 0x66. > > Greetings Thank you very much, what a coincidence! Your program gave me errors and I could no longer find the password that I had entered. The errors were for not having any idea of encryption, since it asked me for parameters unknown to me, which right, left, forward or backward a two three. It looked like a dance. Hehe Look for something in German for this forum and it turns out that it has the same password as Migros Cubos Mágico. What happens to me! There is a fragment of the story Pumbaa in German. Best greetings.
Cean D. schrieb: > Look for something in German for this forum and it turns out that it has > the same password as Migros Cubos Mágico. > What happens to me! > There is a fragment of the story Pumbaa in German. If you're saying that it's encrypted with the same key like the Migros cube, that suggests that this fragment is not originally from a Migros cube. So I'm wondering: Where is this fragment from (from which device, I mean)? From the Disney cube?
Joachim S. schrieb: > Cean D. schrieb: >> Look for something in German for this forum and it turns out that it has >> the same password as Migros Cubos Mágico. >> What happens to me! >> There is a fragment of the story Pumbaa in German. > > If you're saying that it's encrypted with the same key like the Migros > cube, that suggests that this fragment is not originally from a Migros > cube. > > So I'm wondering: Where is this fragment from (from which device, I > mean)? From the Disney cube? I tell you the endless story without end. A friend tried to put a password in an audio in German with the Dissaster program, he likes the devil's number 666 and since he was wrong he decided to put only 66. So he was doing tests with different versions of the Dissaster program and he forgot the key that he put to the resulting smp, total that re-encrypting him would get a churro or the program gave errors. I'm sending you the churro created by mistake. The first smp is correct since when decrypting the audio is heard perfectly. Not so with the following tests that as you will hear nothing is heard, although it is an mp3. Hope you understand now. Is that so? By the way can you tell me where you are from (country) and what is your language of origin (German?). Best greetings
CHURRO Churro is an exquisite companion to a hot chocolate It does not have translation into other languages. Best greetings.
Hi,Someone published all the smp files of the migros cube. In case someone is interested, the files cna be found here: http://www.revox.name/technology/storymania/#DieFiles The encription key is different (0x66) but it can be converted to be used with the blue cube. In case someone want to convert the files directly (without first converting them to mp3 and then to the migros smp) the following XOR key should do the trick: "0x37 0x45 0xFE 0x30".
Erick Jaume O. schrieb: > Hi,Someone published all the smp files of the migros cube. > > In case someone is interested, the files cna be found here: > > http://www.revox.name/technology/storymania/#DieFiles > > The encription key is different (0x66) but it can be converted to be > used with the blue cube. In case someone want to convert the files > directly (without first converting them to mp3 and then to the migros > smp) the following XOR key should do the trick: "0x37 0x45 0xFE 0x30". Hallo! – Hola =========================================== Achten Sie darauf, welche Links Sie setzen. =========================================== Pay attention to the links you put. ============================================= Aufmerksamkeit potenziell gefährliche Stelle ============================================= Attention potentially dangerous place!!!!! Grüß Dich!
Hallo! – Hola [Mick] Mick macht auf dem Estrich bei sich zuhause eine Entdeckung. Altersgruppe: 3 – 12 Jahre Grüß Dich!
Hallo! – Hola [Mick] mp3 Grüß Dich!
Hörspiele mit der Migros StoryBox erleben! Jede Hörspiel-Figur von Migros ist der Schlüssel zu einer spannenden Geschichte. Die Hörspiele lassen sich bequem über die Migros StoryBox oder die Migros Play App abspielen. Entdecken Sie jetzt die aufregenden Abenteuer der Disney-Stars, Superhelden und Migroswichtel! Abspielen mit der Migros StoryBox. Guten Abend!
Cean D. schrieb: > Erick Jaume O. schrieb: >> Hi,Someone published all the smp files of the migros cube. >> >> In case someone is interested, the files cna be found here: >> >> http://www.revox.name/technology/storymania/#DieFiles >> >> The encription key is different (0x66) but it can be converted to be >> used with the blue cube. In case someone want to convert the files >> directly (without first converting them to mp3 and then to the migros >> smp) the following XOR key should do the trick: "0x37 0x45 0xFE 0x30". > > Hallo! – Hola > > =========================================== > Achten Sie darauf, welche Links Sie setzen. > =========================================== > Pay attention to the links you put. > ============================================= > Aufmerksamkeit potenziell gefährliche Stelle > ============================================= > Attention potentially dangerous place!!!!! > > Grüß Dich! I'd rather trust in Google than esset (it gives a lot of false positives). https://transparencyreport.google.com/safe-browsing/search?url=http:%2F%2Fwww.revox.name%2Ftechnology%2Fstorymania%2F%23DieFiles&hl=en The site appears to be safe. However, as an user reported that esset classifies the site as dangerous (probably because of the content is related to hacking the boxes), Proceed with caution.
How to say pirate in German What's the German word for pirate? Here's a list of translations. German Translation Pirat Guten Abend!
More German words for pirate Pirat noun [92% of use] corsair der Seeräuber noun [4% of use] buccaneer Piratenschiff noun [3% of use] corsair, buccaneer das Seeräuberschiff noun [rare] pirate der Patenträuber noun [rare] pirate Guten Abend!
Micky Micky und seine Freunde machen sich auf dem Weg zum Mars. Plötzlich taucht Weltraum-Pirat Karlo auf… Altersgruppe: 3+ Guten Abend!
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Disney Planet AudioCuentos https://www.planetadeagostini.es/infantil/audiocuentos-disney It seeks to identify this RFID NFC and it is the V2.0 of RFID From the company XCRFID and is the V2.0 of RFID The store is at this address: https://es.aliexpress.com/store/2224012 Best greetings
NUEVO TEMA CUENTACUENTOS MAGICO MP3 RFID https://www.gp32spain.com/foros/show...26#post1878726 Saludos. NEW TOPIC MAGICCOUNTER MP3 RFID https://www.gp32spain.com/foros/show...26#post1878726 Greetings. NEUES THEMA MAGICCOUNTER MP3 RFID https://www.gp32spain.com/foros/show...26#post1878726 Schöne Grüße. In Spanisch, Englisch und Deutsch Se trata del diseño de un sistema que funcione con los audios de cuentos, musica y mensajes. Todos en uno parecido a lo que ya hubo como MIGROS. Pero totalmente original, en la que esperamos la ayuda de todos. It is about the design of a system that works with the audios of stories, music and messages. All in one similar to what already existed as MIGROS. But totally original, in which we expect everyone's help. Es geht um den Entwurf eines Systems, das mit den Audios von Geschichten, Musik und Nachrichten arbeitet. Alles in einem ähnlich wie das, was es bereits als MIGROS gab. Aber völlig originell, bei dem wir die Hilfe aller erwarten. Saludos Best greetings. Beste Grüße
Cean D. schrieb: > https://www.gp32spain.com/foros/show...26#post1878726 Your link doesn't work, you posted a shortened version with dots. You probably meant to post this: https://www.gp32spain.com/foros/showthread.php?162711-Cuentacuentos-magico-mp3-rfid&p=1878726#post1878726 Since you're linking to a forum in spanish, I think few people from here will post in that forum because they won't understand the language. From first sight, it looks like you're trying to build a kind of open source-copy of these audio cubes with an Arduino Nano and other standard components wired together. Is that correct?
YOU WILL NEED TO SOFTWARE Arduino www.arduino.cc Open-source electronic prototyping platform enabling users to create interactive electronic objects. Downloads Download the latest version. (For MAC -> https://www.arduino.cc/en/guide/macOSX) HARDWARE An Arduino Nano Nano V3.0 with ATmega328 Chip CH340 and 5V 16MHz One Mini MP3 Player DFPlayer Mini MP3 Player MP3 Voice Decoding Module TF Card U-Disk IO Serial Port AD for Arduino An RFID RC522 kit reader-writer NFC cards and tags Micro SD card up to 32 GB A speaker or two if you do it in stereo. Buttons to activate the MAGIC STORAGE functions. One of them will turn on and off the MAGIC STORYTELLER. Initially all the set will work at 5V through USB connection. Finally it will be powered by a lithium battery with its charging system. Eager to learn and have fun. Software development with ARDUINO is essential When everything is working we will go on to mount it in a cube and give it the appearance that each one prefers. The project is huge and I will divide it into parts. The pieces of the puzzle will be joined until the project is finished. Result: A cube where the tags will activate music, messages, stories and more. Enjoy it
@Cean: You probably don't want to hear this, but: I doubt many people will be interested in it. :-/ First of all, I assume that to the average user, the project will have few advantages over simply buying a cheap and ready-to-use device like those cubes from Hachette. Building one yourself will ultimately be more expensive, take more time, and as long as the project is not finished, it'll be uncertain if it even comes to an end. Second, similar projects that are already finished and working already exist, so once it's finished, it'll pretty much only be "yet another such device". I currently only see this attracting maybe a few people who are no so much interested in the end result, but in the path towards it. I mean: people who just like the idea of developing and creating such a device from scratch. But that won't be too many. :-/
Dont worry be happy!. :) Belle.mp3 Emjoy! Good weekend!.
From Storyteller ================ In the next installment you will program the ARDUINO NANO with a program to verify that it works correctly. Install the latest version of ARDUINO. If you have Windows -> https://www.arduino.cc/en/software If you have MAC -> https://www.arduino.cc/en/guide/macOSX Until next time. Enjoy
Maloney_malvorlagen_arielle_de.pdf How you say magic storyteller in german?. Guten Abend!
From another forum I can not believe it. I have been thinking for a month about a Magic Cub that cannot be called that since the Rubik's cube and other similar ones are known as a magic cube. So as a fan of the Salvat Storytelling collection based on Story Teller (Marshall Cavendish) 1983, I thought I would name it after MAGIC STORYTELLER The collections of Audio Tales Salvat (2019), Audio Tales of Planeta (2020) and that of My First ABECEDARY (2021) have put the project on hold. Now with all of them underway, "a brigantine sailboat does not cut across the sea but flies". With the starting gun I put this new topic to share the development of a Speaker Cube programmed the firmware with Arduino. The main components are three already assembled modules that together make the 2021 MAGIC ACCOUNTING CUBE. I said "do", yeah, I was not wrong. it is ready, tested and worked on my work table. You will ask, how is that? Well, patience all in good time. I insist that you need the three modules that I put at the beginning. Am I going to do everything? Not at all, I want you to participate in the design of the motherboard, then you can have a number of units manufactured and whoever wants to make his MAGICAL STORYTELLING to get in touch with you. FINISHED PROJECT THAT WILL GO IN SPANISH, CHURCHES AND GERMAN. For this, friends have been working, for Spanish, English and German. Have a happy Sunday!
:( :( ERRAT CORRECTION :):) FINISHED PROJECT THAT WILL GO IN SPANISH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN.
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Just to inform you, I will tell you that we finished the Audio-Magical Amiibo at the request of a forum participant. Now when you put an Amiibo figure you can hear the music associated with the amiibo. But it also accepts audio-books, music, stories and everything you want to put on the card. It has been an ambitious project, happily finished. It has Bluetooth which allows you to send the audio to a Bluetooth receiver. As I said Joachim S. (oyo) 12.02.2021 15:09 there will not be many followers who prefer the ear that is sold in https://tonies.de/toniebox/ We will be very busy assembling AudioMágicos Amiibo. Greetings and have a good day.
Demo Amiibo Audio-Magic Cean-2021. Enjoy.
Just came out Audio tales from the farm Listen to the first story of the collection La Vaca Pecas: https://filebin.net/y78b6axy119wabrd
From https://www.gp32spain.com/foros/showthread.php?161986-Audiocuentos-Salvat-DIY/page15 Demonstration video of the operation: 1. The burrito is read on the blue speaker and activates the burrito story on the blue speaker. 2. The burrito returns to his speaker and activates his story. 3. The pig is read on the green loudspeaker and activates the story on the green loudspeaker. 4. The little pig returns to his speaker and activates his story. In the end the pig in the green and the donkey in the blue. Test passed!. The video compressed in zip, key dissaster https://filebin.net/l6bsbrfrzkhfjl16 This bin contains 1 file. Last updated now. Expires 1 week from now Everything is possible, nothing is impossible. Greetings
Hallo Leute, ich bin auf dieses Forum gestoßen, weil ich mit der 2. SD-Karte einen interessanten bzw. nervigen Fehler habe. Während die Stories der 1. SD-Karte problemlos gelesen und abgespielt werden, geschieht mit der 2. Karte gar nichts - die Box bleibt stumm. Ein Anruf beim Kundenservice brachte mir eine zweite Kopie der SD-Karte, aber auch mit dieser funktionieren weder die alten noch die neuen Figuren. Mir bleiben jetzt 2 Möglichkeiten: 1. Ich bettle beim Kundenservice um eine 2. Box oder ich frage hier im Forum jemanden, ob er mir ein Dump seiner SD-Karte zur Verfügung stellen kann. Da Möglichkeit 2 mir wahrscheinlicher erschien, habe ich mich nun hier angemeldet. Gibt es jemanden, der mir freundlicherweise die SD-Karte Dumpen kann (Win32DiskImager kann sowas), sodass ich dieses Image auf meine SD-Karte zurückspielen kann? Ich danke im Voraus. Onkel_TP EDIT: Ich sollte vielleicht erwähnen / ergänzen, dass die Märchen auf meinen 2 2. SD-Karten problemlos nach der Umwandlung in MP3 abspielbar sind. Daher bin ich auf die 2 Möglichkeiten gekommen, die mir jetzt noch übrig bleiben. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hi guys, I came across this forum because I have an interesting or annoying error with the 2nd SD card. While the stories of the 1st SD card are read and played without problems, nothing happens with the 2nd card - the box remains mute. A call to customer service brought me a second copy of the SD card, but even with this neither the old nor the new characters work. I now have 2 options: 1. beg customer service for a 2nd box or ask someone here in the forum if they can provide me with a dump of their SD card. Since option 2 seemed more likely to me, I have now registered here. Is there anyone who can kindly dump my SD card (Win32DiskImager can do this) so I can restore this image to my SD card? Thank you in advance. Onkel_TP EDIT: I should mention / add that the tales on my 2 2nd SD cards are playable without problems after conversion to MP3. That's why I came up with the 2 options I have left now.
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Tobas P. schrieb: > Während die Stories der 1. SD-Karte problemlos gelesen und abgespielt > werden, geschieht mit der 2. Karte gar nichts - die Box bleibt stumm. > > Ein Anruf beim Kundenservice brachte mir eine zweite Kopie der SD-Karte, > aber auch mit dieser funktionieren weder die alten noch die neuen > Figuren. > > Mir bleiben jetzt 2 Möglichkeiten: 1. Ich bettle beim Kundenservice um > eine 2. Box oder ich frage hier im Forum jemanden, ob er mir ein Dump > seiner SD-Karte zur Verfügung stellen kann. Irgendwie verstehe ich Dein Anliegen nicht. Du hast doch eine SD-Karte, die definitiv funktioniert - warum macht Du Dir von dieser nicht einfach selbst einen Dump?
Joachim S. schrieb: > Irgendwie verstehe ich Dein Anliegen nicht. Du hast doch eine SD-Karte, > die definitiv funktioniert - warum macht Du Dir von dieser nicht einfach > selbst einen Dump? Weil mir nur die funktionierende 512 MB Karte (1. Karte) mit den ersten 30 Märchen zusätzlich vorliegt. Die 2 GB Karte (2. Karte mit allen Märchen) funktioniert aber eben nicht - warum auch immer... Daher war eben die Frage, ob jemand seine funktionierende 2 GB Karte dumpen könnte, damit ich das Image dann 1:1 auf meine Karte spielen kann.
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Tobas P. schrieb: > Weil mir nur die funktionierende 512 MB Karte (1. Karte) mit den ersten > 30 Märchen zusätzlich vorliegt. Die 2 GB Karte (2. Karte mit allen > Märchen) funktioniert aber eben nicht - warum auch immer... Daher war > eben die Frage, ob jemand seine funktionierende 2 GB Karte dumpen > könnte, damit ich das Image dann 1:1 auf meine Karte spielen kann. Dass Du konkret am Inhalt dieser 2GB-Karte interessiert bist, hast Du leider nicht erwähnt, aus Deinem Posting war nicht einmal erkennbar, dass es eine neuere Version mit mehr Märchen auf einer 2GB-Karte gibt. Die meisten Leute hier im Thread dürften allerdings wie ich lediglich die ursprüngliche Version gekauft habe, und somit auch nur die 512MB-Karte haben, die Du ja bereits besitzt.
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Hallo, ich habe einen blauen Märchen-Würfel und im letzten Jahr einige NFC-Tags nach der sehr guten Anleitung von Joachim S. erfolgreich beschrieben. Jetzt wollte ich neue NFC-Tags beschreiben. Allerdings erwartet die MCT APP 4.0.2 die .mct Dateien in einem internen Ordner. Also die .mct Dateien aus dem dump-file Ordner mit Import .mct importiert. Wenn ich jetzt eine .mct Datei auswähle, bekomme ich eine Fehlermeldung: error: some block(s) contain invalid data (not hex). Was mache ich falsch? Gruß Peter
Hallo, Meine deutsch ist night so gut, so Ich werde im englischish antworten. Hi, how did you created the .mct file? Can you post it here?
Hi Erick, the mct files are from nfc folder like "025-Robin Hood.mct" Or do I have to use the "TMB01_T0025.mct" file instead?
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Peter Z. schrieb: > Hi Erick, > > the mct files are from nfc folder like "025-Robin Hood.mct" > Or do I have to use the "TMB01_T0025.mct" file instead? Hallo Peter, Wo hast Du diese .mct-Dateien her? In meinem audiocube-GitHub-Projekt gibt es ja einen Ordner mit solchen .mct Dateien (https://github.com/oyooyo/audiocube/tree/master/docs/devices/hachette/nfc), aber keine Datei mit dem Namen "025-Robin Hood.mct", also hast Du diese Datei ja vermutlich irgendwo anders her, selbst erstellt oder schlicht umbenannt. Die besagte Fehlermeldung, die das MCT-Tool bringt, ist mir bislang jedenfalls unbekannt, daher kann ich Dir auf Anhieb nicht sagen, wo das Problem liegen könnte. Aber der Text der Fehlermeldung suggeriert ja, dass irgendetwas mit dem Inhalt der .mct-Datei nicht stimmt, daher wäre es hilfreich, wenn Du eine .mct Datei bei der diese Fehlermeldung kommt einfach mal hier als Dateianhang postest. Anders als die Audio- bzw. .smt/.mp3-Dateien sollte man die ohne irgendwelche Urheberrechts-Bedenken problemlos posten können. Theoretisch denkbar wäre aber natürlich auch, dass die Fehlermeldung schlicht irreführend ist, und sich das MCT-Tool in Wahrheit am Leerzeichen im Dateinamen stört oder sowas.
Hallo Joachim, die mct Datei ist aus dem nfc Ordner von Sept. 2020, mit der ich die ersten NFC Tags beschrieben habe. Da mußte man die mct Dateien noch nicht importieren. Mit der zB "TMB01_T0025.mct" Datei gibt es diese Fehlermeldung nicht. Wenn ich dann nach Anleitung gehe: Choose the .mct file that you created in step 1, then click “Select Dump” (sector 0 und 1 ist ausgewählt) Hold the “Mifare Classic” NFC tag that you want to write to the location of the NFC reader on the back of your smartphone. You should here a tone and a “New Tag found (UID:xxxxxxxx)” message should be displayed Keep the NFC tag in this position, click “OK”, welchen key muß ich auswählen? then “Start mapping and write dump” Wähle ich einen key aus, bekomme ich die Fehlermeldung: error: access conditions are invalid
Peter Z. schrieb: > welchen key muß ich auswählen? > > then “Start mapping and write dump” > > Wähle ich einen key aus, bekomme ich die Fehlermeldung: > error: access conditions are invalid Einen Key musst Du gar nicht verwenden. Es ist allerdings schon etwas länger her, dass ich die App zuletzt benutzt habe, von daher kann ich Dir gerade nicht exakt sagen, was genau Du wann anklicken musst.
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Wenn ich kein key file auswähle, kommt die Meldung: error: no key file selected. Die MCT App hat die Version 4.0.2
Hallo Peter, Peter Z. schrieb: > Wenn ich kein key file auswähle, kommt die Meldung: > error: no key file selected. > Die MCT App hat die Version 4.0.2 Ich habe die .mct-App eben mal wieder installiert, gleiche Version v4.0.2 Du hast Recht, mit dem Standard-Einstellungen und ohne da irgendeinen Key auszuwählen, konnte auch ich kein Tag beschreiben. Geklappt hat es erst, als ich das Häkchen bei "std.keys" gesetzt habe.
Hallo Joachim, auch mit "std.keys" bekomme ich die Fehlermeldung: error: access conditions are invalid aber... ich habe es jetzt auf einem aktuellen Smartphone ausprobiert, da geht es. Liegt evtl. am alten Android auf dem NEXUS 7. Die alte MCT Version hat ja mal funktioniert. Egal, alles gut. Vielen Dank für die Unterstützung.
Leute hilfe!! Meine Tochter hat leider die 2 Speicherkarte geschrottet und find nicht mal die erste. Kann mir jemand eine kopie senden. Ich habe leider alle verloren und eine 2. ist leider nicht möglich zu bestellen. Vielen Dank!! Ihr wird mich retten!!
Würde ich sie auch gerne haben. Bei uns ist die Karte nämlich auch defekt und kein Backup..
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