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Zlib archiver

By Mr2

About this project

Zlib is a very common compression format used by many software developers. With this Zlib archiver, you can extract or compress the Zlib-compressed files used in the game Twisted Metal 4 for Sony PlayStation, as just one example. You can find more information in the README file.
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-To use the GUI, you need to unpack the utility Console compromise into the same folder as this Zlib archiver.

Original game requirements

See the release instructions.

Creator credits

Mr2
Listed creator

RELEASE 0.1

Readme & instructions

ReadMe.txt

-------------Zlib archiver---------------- Zlib is a popular compression used by software developers. Key: -h information about the program's keys. With using Zlib, compressed Twisted Metal 4 files for PlayStation console.

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Zlib is a popular compression used by software developers.

Key:
 -h information about the program's keys.

With using Zlib, compressed  Twisted Metal 4 files for PlayStation console.
Compressed archives are stored in files with * .MR extension.
Archives starts with data 0x789c. The data is searched through the search function of the hex editor.

Example:
Path: \DATA\MENU.MR
File: MENU.MR
Archive address: $533c
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Original programm name: zpipe v1.4
Author by Mark Adler.

zlib was written by Jean-loup Gailly (compression) and Mark Adler (decompression). 

Website:
https://zlib.net/
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Author by Mr2.
e-mail: fsocp@land.ru
Website: http://rgcorp.ucoz.net/

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