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Hello,
I have a very basic cell phone. When I receive MMS the screen is so small that I can't see anything.
But I can download on my arch-linux computer the associated file. The extension is .mms.
dauriac@megajack:~/tmp2$ file 58067.mms
58067.mms: DOS executable (COM, 0x8C-variant)
moreover using
ghex 58067.mms
the suffix .jpg appears many time, so there should be a jpg file hidden in the .mms.
Does anyone know how to visualize the mms, or to extract the jpg file
Thanks
Last edited by dauriac (2022-09-02 15:48:22)
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No idea how to display / manipulate it , but https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multimedi … ng_Service describes how it's setup .
What is the output of file your-received-message.mms ?
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Can you post an example of such mms file?
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Thank you Lone_Wolf there are valuable information following the link.
The result of the command "file" is at the beginning of the post
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thank you xerxes_. An example is available at adajc.free.fr/58067.mms
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By removing from the mms file everything before the header of the jpg file ( ie 6 bytes before the occurence of the string JFIF) I got a jpg file I could open with gimp.
This solve my problem, but not if I received another mms with audio for example .
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The problem is *.mms is not a defined standard format. Wireshark has its own implementation and there is some extractor here. You would need to find an extractor for your specific format.
How do you extract/save the file exactly from your phone? Any desktop software involved? What phone model do you have?
Last edited by Maniaxx (2022-09-03 16:09:50)
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My phone is a very basic flip phone (echo clap 2, by sunvalley I guess), which I connect via an usb port to my computer. I found that it runs a raspbian OS. I can access to directory on the sd card where the mms are stored as .mms files. It is then not difficult to extract the jpg file. I can provide my python script, but it is so simple.
Thank you for your messages. I consider my problem as solved (until I received an mms not including a jpg file).
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It is simplier to save image (nevermind if it is jpg, png, gif or enything else) from mms to your phone, then copy that image from phone to computer. Why complicate simple things?
Last edited by xerxes_ (2022-09-05 21:46:03)
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Ok thank you
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