On Thu, Nov 09, 2006 at 11:35:07PM -0800, Michel Py wrote:
storing a non-music (or non-video) file into the iPod's filesystem and
hope that nobody will notice it's not music nor video (a valid option,
but not bullet-proof) you have to embed the data into actual files,
which so far requires to use a lossless compression process.
Not that this is really on topic, but there are steganographic systems
that work just dandy on data encoded with lossy compression. Googling
"steganography JPEG" is a fine start. Audio's even better than pictures
- longer files.
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