h4ck-rOOt / Lynda-Decryptor

Decrypts all .lynda and .ldcw files from the video2brain desktop app.
MIT License
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This should be useful #19

Open atmavan opened 7 years ago

atmavan commented 7 years ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZX4ZhkPbzk

Dev-iL commented 7 years ago

I don't see why the author didn't add the ability to decrypt subtitles.. The ability does exist....

ghost commented 7 years ago

@atmavan Where can I find that app...?

@Dev-iL Yes. As well as, if the program can create related folders and file names, that will be awesome too.

h4ck-rOOt commented 7 years ago

@atmavan video is down... @Dev-iL because it wasn't necessary because my files didn't contain any subtitles, so i didn't know these things exist at all. Everyone can extend this program, just saying and this feature was implemented by @mdomnita (thank you) in #9 with his own extension.

mdomnita commented 7 years ago

@Dev-iL , I created a project that (kind of) converts the subtitles to srt in a quite readable format. I am not a .net developer and did not use tools to reverse engineer the original application code, I don't really know how to do that and did not have time to go through this. I was quite busy in the last two months moving to another place and did not have time to improve or study further on the solution but I will integrate it with this project when I will have some free time available. It's no big deal, I just did not have time. If I manage to do it, I will post the solution here on github, maybe add the subtitling option to the fork I created for this project.

Dev-iL commented 7 years ago

@h4ck-rOOt I meant the author of the video, not you.. I've very happy with the work you've done on this!

@mdomnita I am well aware of your work, this is why in my post above I wrote that the ability exists :) If you need some tips regarding .net reverse engineering - there's a free tool called ILSpy, and a plugin for it called Reflexil. JetBrains' new IDE Rider can also disassemble .net code.