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PKGRec precompressor
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PKGRec A bit-exact PS3 PKG precompressor for FreeArc and DiskSpan GUI! PS3 .pkg files are AES encrypted, so every compressor sees them as random noise. PKGRec removes the PKG encryption on the fly. KEY FEATURES Bit-Exact Rebuild — Decode re-encrypts the data and gives back the original PKG 1:1, signature included. Every PKG is checked with CRC32 and so is the whole stream. No Keys, No Repacking — Retail (AES-128-CTR) and debug PKGs are decrypted from the PKG header alone. Nothing is extracted or repacked. Fast — Around 700 MB/s for both packing and unpacking (AES-NI, multithreaded). PKG Info in the Console — For each PKG found it prints the content type, DRM, title (from PARAM.SFO), the number of files and folders, and progress. Standalone — A single EXE with no DLLs. It talks to Arc over stdin/stdout, like any other external compressor. INTEGRATION WITH DISKSPAN GUI Put pkgrec.exe in Resources\Win64\PRE\PKGRec\ and add this to the Arc config (DSG_Arc.ini): Code:
[External compressor:pkgrec]PKGRec must come first in the chain, before XTool: Code:
pkgrec+xtool:mzlib+srep+LOLZ_NORMALThe Last of Us patch 1.11 (EP9000-BCES01585_00-LASTOFUSPATCH111, 284,415,088 bytes, retail). Every archive was extracted and checked with SHA-1, and all of them matched the original bit for bit: Code:
method archive size ratioCode:
pkgrec: found PKG #1 at 0x0: EP9000-BCES01585_00-LASTOFUSPATCH111 (retail)pkgrec precomp [-tN|-tNp] [-cNmb] [-v|-q] <in|-> <out|-> — decrypt the PKGs found in the stream pkgrec decode [-tN|-tNp] [-v|-q] <in|-> <out|-> — rebuild the original stream 1:1 pkgrec info [-l] <file.pkg> — header, content summary, PKG SHA-1 check (-l = full file list) pkgrec selftest — AES / AES-CTR / SHA-1 / CRC32 known-answer tests -t threads (-t100p = all cores) · -c chunk size (default 16 MB) · -v more detail · -q quiet CHANGES LOG 2026-11-14 — v1.1.0 - First public release. |
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