[REQ] Extracting a.bin file when it's not a cd/dvd image

[soniclemolasson]

Good morning everybody,

first of all I ask your forgiveness for my english as I graduated years ago, therefore I don't speak english often

My question is : how can I extract the content of a bin file given the fact that the setup structure contains :

setup.exe
setup-1.bin
setup-2.bin
setup-3.bin

In fact, I would like to modify their contents i.e. extract & replace files in them.

If anybody have the answer please, help me

Kind regards.

[Joe Forster/STA]

This is the archive format of an installer software - Setup Factory, I think.

[soniclemolasson]

Thank you for your answer. I managed to extract all the content using Universal extractor. For instance, this setup has been created using Inno Setup Installeur (information given by Universal Extractor).

Now that i managed to extract those file... I have to find a way to :
1) Re-insert them
OR
2) Re-create the setup structure

Edit : Extracting the setup.exe with Universal Extractor gave me the Inno Setup code file

[Joe Forster/STA]

(Whoops, wrong guess.) Try Inno Setup itself then!

[soniclemolasson]

Originally Posted by Joe Forster/STA

(Whoops, wrong guess.) Try Inno Setup itself then!

I tried Inno Setup, but when I compile the code I get some weird messages :

[Run]
Filename: "{src}\Redist\PhysX\PhysX_8.10.13_SystemSoftware.e xe"; StatusMsg: "{cm:InstallingPhysX}"; BeforeInstall: "PhysXInstall";
Filename: "{src}\Redist\DirectX9\dxsetup.exe"; Parameters: "/silent"; StatusMsg: "{cm:InstallingDirectX}"; Check: "DXInstall";

For instance, those two lines will induce :
Line 136 : Required function or procedure 'PhysXInstall' not found
Line 137 : Required function or procedure 'DXInstall' not found

The same appears with :

[Files]
Source: "{app}\data\Textures.vfs"; DestDir: "{app}\data"; BeforeInstall: "SetBackgroundImage('inst3')";

And here :
Line 17 : Required function or procedure 'SetBackgroundImage' not found

I read the entire source code and I didn't find any procedures nor functions with those names in it...

I suppose I may send the source code legally as without the file structure it wont be complete if needed to help me

PS : I'm working on a dvd9-dvd5 compression of a game implying setup.bin files, this is why I posted this message in the dvd9-dvd5. And I hope this method will conduce me to something that will allow us to compress more games using this kind of file struc.