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Extract ResourcesThis command-line application allows you to extract resources from files. This could for instance be used to extract resources from PDF files, executable files, or data files from games and applications. Because I'm trying to prevent missing resources (i.e., false negatives) not every extracted resource may actually be valid (i.e., false positive). DownloadExtractResources v1.02 (32-bit)
ExtractResources v1.02 (64-bit)
Version historyv1.03 (02-Jan-2014)- Added support for GIF. - A summary of the total amount of extracted resources will be shown after completion. - Changed the naming of the extracted resources to make sure you know from which file they originated. - Did stricter checking on BMP files to reduce the amount of false positives. v1.02 (01-Jan-2014) - Added support for BMP. - Files are now only loaded once into memory regardless of the amount of chosen resource formats. - Fixed an infinite loop when encountering a TEM or RST segment in JPG files. v1.01 (30-Dec-2013) - Added support for PNG. - Fixed memory leak. v1.00 (21-Dec-2013) - Initial implementation. - Only JPG is currently supported. UsageExtractResources <-extract> [-subdirs] [-verbosity] <[FILE]> <[DIR]>Parameters-extractThe resource type to extract. This parameter can be used multiple times. Must be one of the following:
-subdirs Go into sub-directories and do all the files and (sub-)directories -verbosity The output verbosity:
FILE One (or multiple) file name(s) for which to extract resources DIR One (or multiple) directories for which to extract resources ExamplesExtractResources -extract=ALL "C:\Temp" "D:\My Files\File 1.exe" "D:\My Files\File 2.bin"ExtractResources -subdirs -verbosity=2 -extract=JPG "C:\Temp\*.dat" "C:\My Files\File 1.exe" ExtractResources -extract=JPG -extract=PNG *.exe |
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