Hi, I have found this little app for recording and transferring sysex data.
https://www.extranslator.com/tools/sysex.html#:~:text=Sysex Transmiter 1.2.2,optymalnie już przy pierwszym uruchomieniu
How can I translate the Polish language into English? I tried ResHacr, Hex editor, and 7-zip extractor, but they found no logical strings to change. Can any programists help me translate this helpful app? Thx!

 

At the very least, unpack it if it is packed with something like UPX.

 

Last edited: Monday at 4:04 PM

Why not translate it and release on sister site to be useful to the others?
Midiox is not straight forward as this one.

 

MIDI SysEx Transfer Utility

A simple and fast way to transfer patches, OS upgrades, and more to your MIDI-connected devices. Supports all Windows 10 MIDI devices, including Bluetooth LE MIDI devices (in v1803 and higher). Supports transferring at maximum speed, or with configurable buffer sizes and delay.
Please note that this apps is just for sending SysEx to your devices, not for receiving, recording, or other librarian-type functions.

https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9pfd4ddwgktn?hl=de-DE&gl=DE

 

@Scotch64 It is our baby! Job done! Resource Tuner 2 is similar to ResHack but it shows all the strings. Working 100%! Thank you!!!

PS. Clarification. It is working 90%. I cannot find two strings.

 

Last edited: Tuesday at 12:01 AM

PE Explorer is another option which would allow you to resave the exe in unpacked form. If you open the unpacked exe in a hex editor, you'll be able to see the strings like "Rejestrowanie komunikatów" for which you were searching.

 

@Rasputin Thanks a lot. I will check it.

 

This is the best by far. I don't know how they do it but it can decompress seamlessly UPX-compressed exes (.exe .dll) that have been obfuscated. This normally requires two steps and some other hacker/Reverse Engineering tool.

The features and easy of use are amazing. I had a great time playing with Kontakt itself. Too bad there's no modern vaccinated version of "PE Explorer", its big brother from the same company.

These are probably hardcoded into the executable section. More complex stuff. It happens to me using the inNKX tool

 

Last edited: Tuesday at 2:41 PM

@Rasputin PE Explorer must be the more advanced app. I can't find any of the strings, or I did something wrong.
I used UniExtract. It extracted the app but with some warnings. After opening the extracted files in Notepad, .data, I found strings that weren't shown in Resource Tuner. But how to import it back to the app?

PS. I extracted the app with 7zip without any issues.

 

Last edited: Tuesday at 10:38 PM