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Revision as of 02:25, 30 January 2011

File Header

OFFSET (bytes) SIZE (bytes) DESCRIPTION (common value)
0x00 4 Magic ("0TIP")
0x04 4 UNKNOWN ("_1""00" LE, maybe number of first folder or max number of photos per folder)
0x08 2 # slots in the file (3000)
0x0A 2 Folder counter; hundreds' digit (?)
0x0C 2 Folder counter; tens' digits (i.e. : next folder's number will be ++foldercounter)
0x0E 2 Photo counter (i.e. : next photo's number will be ++photocounter)
0x10 2 UNKNOWN (0x0000)
0x12 2 Frame counter (i.e. : next frame's number will be ++framecounter)
0x14 2 CRC16 of whole file
0x16 2 Size of header (0x0018)

It is known that if the offset to entries (size of header) is pushed passed the end of the file, the system freezes, it is not known wether this is exploitable or not. Infact any change which makes it read passed the end of the file makes it crash.

Each entry (16 bytes)

OFFSET (bytes) SIZE (bytes) DESCRIPTION (common value)
0x00 4 Date (# seconds since Jan/1/2000)
0x04 8 UNKNOWN (0x00 8 times)
0x0C 4 flags (see below)

flags field

OFFSET (bits) SIZE (bits) DESCRIPTION (common value)
0 1 # folder where the photo is; hundreds' digit (?)
1 7 # folder where the photo is; tens' digits
8 3 UNKNOWN (0)
11 7 Photo's number minus 1
18 2 Sticker (0: None, 1: Star, 2: Clover, 3: Heart)
20 1 Type of the entry (0: Photo, 1: Frame)
21 11 UNKNOWN (0)

Misc information

Photos are stored in:

  • SD:\DCIM\100NIN01
  • SD:\DCIM\100NIN02

Frames are stored in:

  • SD:\private\ds\app\484E494A\DCIM\100NIN01
  • SD:\private\ds\app\484E494A\DCIM\100NIN02


If you have photos or frames in the */100NIN01 folder, can you send me your pit.bin file please at <ludolacost_gm@il_com> ?