WMP Hack!?

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WMP Hack!?

Postby t0m1x » Thu Aug 26, 2010 5:39 pm

dear hackers,

i'm trying to write a bt remotecontrol for windows media player 12.
reading the playlist and sending commands works using the windows messanging (what ever) system.

but i cant recive the current playing track.
i thought i could to that with memory hacking.

i found an address where the index of the current playing is stored, but as normal, after restarting wmp it's location changed.
i searched for some tutorials in multilevel pointers and some "stages" i can do it.

i know (using "Find What Attaches This Address") that the complex pointer should look like this:
[[[????????]+0x1C]+0xA8]+0x110

but the ???? changes on every restart, too.

is there another way to find the complex address
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Re: WMP Hack!?

Postby L. Spiro » Sat Aug 28, 2010 1:00 am

If any part of the Complex Address needs to be changed then you haven’t finished making the Complex Address.
It will normally have the name of a DLL in it to be proper.


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