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Posted (edited)

hi

i have a dll code in delphi language to extract .mp4 and .m4v format.

but it doesn't work for .mkv format and when i want to inject the code , i'll get an error.

anyone's can help me to solve that  and make compile again?

 

the code is written by somebody else : @GautamGreat

 

click to download

Edited by hamid19395
Posted

What SW are you intercepting, seen in your text file ref to CPKernel.dll - it should be part of it...?

is it "ThunderSoft DRM Removal for Windows" ?

Posted (edited)
5 hours ago, kao said:

That code seems to be an unpacker for Gilisoft DRM protection (https://www.gilisoft.com/video-drm-protection.htm), not sure which version exactly.

yeah it is for gilisoft, but it can just extract mp4 format

Edited by hamid19395
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On 7/22/2023 at 9:46 PM, hamid19395 said:

hi

i have a dll code in delphi language to extract .mp4 and .m4v format.

but it doesn't work for .mkv format and when i want to inject the code , i'll get an error.

anyone's can help me to solve that  and make compile again?

 

the code is written by somebody else : @GautamGreat

 

click to download

SetLength(data, 1048576);

1048576 = 1024x1024

1024x1024 = 1Mbit

----  try ---

SetLength(data, 2Mbit);

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Posted (edited)
On 7/23/2023 at 8:08 PM, 2days said:

SetLength(data, 1048576);

1048576 = 1024x1024

1024x1024 = 1Mbit

----  try ---

SetLength(data, 2Mbit);

many thanks

could you pleased recompiled it?i couldn't add and recompiled

 

Regards

Edited by hamid19395
Posted
On 7/25/2023 at 12:40 PM, hamid19395 said:

many thanks

could you pleased recompiled it?i couldn't add and recompiled

 

Regards

SetLength(data, 4194304);

PKernelx86x64.rar

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Posted (edited)
On 7/23/2023 at 8:08 PM, 2days said:

SetLength(data, 1048576);

1048576 = 1024x1024

1024x1024 = 1Mbit

----  try ---

SetLength(data, 2Mbit);

Hi @2days, I also did your solution and edited the SetLength but to no avail! And it is possible to extract only for MP4 and it does not extract other types of files. For other formats, this code gives an error message, even the edited code gives an error!
Dear @kao, can you solve this problem?
Sample file:
https://workupload.com/file/sBKWRZgksfk

Edited by JochenX
Posted
2 hours ago, JochenX said:

For other formats, this code gives an error message,

And we're supposed to guess what this error message says?

 

1 hour ago, JochenX said:

Dear @kao, can you solve this problem?

Probably, but I don't need to. You want it, you do it. :)

 

Here is a very approximate explanation what that hooking DLL does:

Line 90:       @func := InterceptCreate(GetProcAddress(GetModuleHandle('CPKernel.dll'), PChar(202)), @CPanelHookFunction);

This hooks a CPKernel.dll exported function #202. Whenever gilisoft player calls this function, "CPanelHookFunction" will be called instead. So far, so good.

 

If we check who uses CPKernel.dll function #202, we'll see that one of the calls comes from player.dll, and there are references to string "NdfPlayer_OpenFile" near that code:

.text:10002621                 push    offset aNdfplayerOpenf_1 ; "NdfPlayer_OpenFile 4 \n"
.text:10002626                 call    ebp ; OutputDebugStringA
.text:10002628                 mov     ecx, [esi]
.text:1000262A                 push    edi
.text:1000262B                 push    ecx
.text:1000262C                 call    CPKernel_202
.text:10002631                 mov     edi, eax
.text:10002633                 add     esp, 8

So, we can guess this function is called whenever a protected media file is opened. It would be nice to confirm that this works for all types of media files, not just MP4s - but looks OK so far.

 

Then, inside CPanelHookFunction is this magic:

Line 47:
  // find read and seek function
  p := context;
  p := Pointer(DWORD(p)+$10);
  p := Pointer(p^+$8);
  p := Pointer(p^+$C);
  p := Pointer(p^);

  //avio read
  s := Pointer(p^ + $18);

This code is a total piece of sh!t. There are no error checks, no explanation what it's looking for, nothing. 
I would guess it works for MP4 files because that's what the original author used for testing. And I would also guess that this part is the one that needs fixing.

First, I would take a debugger, and debug this piece of code and see how and why it works with a protected MP4 file. Then I'd do the same with another type of protected file. Find where the differences are and then figure out how to fix them.

 

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On 1/31/2024 at 9:54 PM, kao said:

First, I would take a debugger, and debug this piece of code and see how and why it works with a protected MP4 file. Then I'd do the same with another type of protected file. Find where the differences are and then figure out how to fix them.

Hi @kao, Thanks for always being awesome, have you done the above debugging you mentioned?

Posted

No. As I said...

On 1/31/2024 at 7:24 PM, kao said:

You want it, you do it. :)

 

GautamGreat
Posted

I wrote these codes long ago based on some files which I had, It was just a demo for unpacking some specific files. I didn't had time to fully analyze it and write proper structure for all formats.

Line 47:
  // find read and seek function
  p := context;
  p := Pointer(DWORD(p)+$10);
  p := Pointer(p^+$8);
  p := Pointer(p^+$C);
  p := Pointer(p^);

  //avio read
  s := Pointer(p^ + $18);

As @kao said, to add support for different formats needs to reanalyze again. It is probably different structure for different files.

Posted (edited)
On 2/4/2024 at 5:01 PM, GautamGreat said:

It is probably different structure for different files.

@GautamGreat
The player.dll may need to be hooked for other formats!?👍

On 1/31/2024 at 9:54 PM, kao said:
.text:10002621                 push    offset aNdfplayerOpenf_1 ; "NdfPlayer_OpenFile 4 \n"
.text:10002626                 call    ebp ; OutputDebugStringA
.text:10002628                 mov     ecx, [esi]
.text:1000262A                 push    edi
.text:1000262B                 push    ecx
.text:1000262C                 call    CPKernel_202
.text:10002631                 mov     edi, eax
.text:10002633                 add     esp, 8
Edited by JochenX

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