View binary file structure tree, see selected chunk highlighted in a hex viewer

Miraplacid Data Viewer is a tool for convenient binary file internals analysis. It represents binary file structure as a tree. Viewer highlighted selected tree item in the hex viewer panel. A byte selected in a hex viewer can be looked up in the tree. Viewer has rich search and navigation functionality, and can save selected chunk of data to a file.
How it works: of course, it cannot be done without knowing the binary file format. Both Miraplacid Binary DOM and Miraplacid Data Viewer rely on Miraplacid Binary Data Definition (.bdd) files, which contain definitions for internal binary file structure. All the .bdd files included into the Miraplacid software package are licensed under Creative Commons Share Alike CC BY-SA 3.0. This license permits you to modify .bdd files and use them in commercial products.
If you need to use this binary data manipulation technology in your own software, this is possible with Miraplacid Binary and Text DOM SDK, which provides appropriate library (BinaryDOM.dll), PowerShell snapin to work with files as drives, documentation and examples.


Requirements:
Pentium-4-1GHz, 512 Mb RAM, 100 Mb HDD

What's new in this release:
bugs and resource leaks fixed, moved to newer .Net version

Tags: • HexViewer • Hex viewer • hexdecimal viewer • Hex editor • HexEditor • Hexdecimal editor • Binary editor • Binary viewer • Binary data • raw data • Binary file • binary parser • data parser • binary data analysis • data extract • data extractor • binary data mining • binary data query

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