open a *.dat file

[Pier]

there is a method to open and decript a *.dat files?

[angrybaldguy@gmail.com]

Re: open a *.dat file

On Mar 26, 11:41 pm, "Pier" <christian.per. ..@gmail.comwro te:

there is a method to open and decript a *.dat files?

FILE *data = fopen ("input.dat" , "r");

However, without more information nobody can tell you how to interpret
the data in that file. It doesn't help that ".dat" is one of several
well-used "we're too lazy to make up a file extension" extensions used
by many different programs.

[daya]

Re: open a *.dat file

If you mean the video file by DAT file you need to use video codecs
for accesssing information that file

[Keith Thompson]

Re: open a *.dat file

angrybaldguy@gm ail.com writes:

On Mar 26, 11:41 pm, "Pier" <christian.per. ..@gmail.comwro te:

>there is a method to open and decript a *.dat files?

>
FILE *data = fopen ("input.dat" , "r");

More likely

FILE *data = fopen ("input.dat" , "rb");

though it's certainly possible for a ".dat" file to contain text data.

However, without more information nobody can tell you how to interpret
the data in that file. It doesn't help that ".dat" is one of several
well-used "we're too lazy to make up a file extension" extensions used
by many different programs.

Indeed.

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