but then couldn't get it to render a wallet file at width=100.
You uploaded your wallet! 
If you have coins in them I'd put them in a different wallet now! 
Topic: Convert random file into image (Read 1259 times)
If you have coins in them I'd put them in a different wallet now! 
but then couldn't get it to render a wallet file at width=100.
You uploaded your wallet! If you have coins in them I'd put them in a different wallet now!
Feel free to convert it if you like.
Careful about posting that if you have coins in it... It's still convertible back to the file.
bitplane, nice tool! Though a wallet file ends up being terrible unexciting....
bitlotto, I got your tool to work once or twice, but then couldn't get it to render a wallet file at width=100. It only seemed to like the tall vertical strips, or would randomly output nothing at all.
bitlotto, I got your tool to work once or twice, but then couldn't get it to render a wallet file at width=100. It only seemed to like the tall vertical strips, or would randomly output nothing at all.
Here's a tool I made for this, many years ago (it's for evading corporate mail filters, so it XORs the file)
http://bitplane.net/projects/misc/mail-filter-evasion/
http://bitplane.net/projects/misc/mail-filter-evasion/
Say I wanted to take a data file (like an excel file), and display it as an image. I would imagine that it would just look like a bunch of white noise, but I've always been curious to see what kind of patterns develop. I've already converted some excel files and other files to audio in the past, so I've listened to pictures and spreadsheets. Anyway, how would I go about opening a file in a format that wouldn't cause an error (e.g. "This is not a valid .jpg format"). May a RAW? Or BMP?
Quick test to see if they might look like white noise: try compressing them -- if they don't compress very much at all, they will probably look very noisy.If know a programming language, converting them to a bmp would be easy as it has a simple format.
Say I wanted to take a data file (like an excel file), and display it as an image. I would imagine that it would just look like a bunch of white noise, but I've always been curious to see what kind of patterns develop. I've already converted some excel files and other files to audio in the past, so I've listened to pictures and spreadsheets. Anyway, how would I go about opening a file in a format that wouldn't cause an error (e.g. "This is not a valid .jpg format"). May a RAW? Or BMP?
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