Is this compatible with Lidl and Migros cubes?

[bserem]

Thanks for the repo, it contains a lot of useful information about these fancy audio cubes With a bit of tinkering it would allow to use the cube for custom recordings.

There seems to exist "supermarket" version of the cubes, namely Migros storybox (https://storybox.migros.ch/de/) and Lidl Storyland (https://www.lidl-hellas.gr/storyland).

Migros uses files named: M01.SMP while Lidl uses files named: L0010.SMP contrary to the code in the repo which uses just 4 digits.

At the moment I can't decrypt files of the Lidl box, and since I do not have any figures I do not know if I can encrypt them either, but I will buy some NFC tags as soon as covid19 country lockdown is lifted.

I can share files from the Lidl cube if it helps to identify the decryptrion.

[bserem]

A related repo: https://github.com/gro-gg/migros-hoerspiel-box (I don't speak german, but it has info about the encryption and the migros cube).

[oyooyo]

Hello @bserem, thanks for the interesting information!

Those "Migros Storybox" and "Lidl Storyland" devices look very interesting and similar. And actually quite superior to the "Audiocube" that was recently sold in Germany, since they seem to have buttons, which the german Audiocube doesn't have and which is a major downside in my opinion... Just out of curiosity: What are all those buttons for, do you know? (I'm a bit surprised it seems to have no less than 6 buttons). I really hope the german LIDL will sell a german version of the device as well...

As to your question: No, judging from the information in the link you posted (https://github.com/gro-gg/migros-hoerspiel-box), at least the "Migros Storybox" seems to be incompatible right now. It seems to use the same encryption (simple XOR), but a different key. And since the LIDL device seems to be pretty much identical, it probably uses the same encryption type, and maybe just yet another key.

But I'd love to support those devices as well. Adding support for their encryption would be very easy, a matter of minutes. Since you already provided all relevant information about the encryption of the Migros storybox, I will instantly add support for its encryption, probably tomorrow. And if you could somehow provide me 3-4 files from the LIDL cube, that would be perfect, that would probably be enough to figure out the encryption. Only problem is I don't really know how you could send me those files, I don't want to publish my personal email address here. Do you have an idea?

[bserem]

The buttons are: vol-up, vol-down, rev X seconds, ff X seconds, reload/restart (?), power on They do nothing when the cude is used as a bluetooth or usb speaker (it supports both modes, which is cool).

The lidl box comes with a 4GB microsd card (removable if you open the box, and accessible from USB so you can easily add/remove files). It has 5 files which are fairytales and an "empty" one which is to record your story, from a phone app (unlockable with a figure). I haven't heard any of those because I have no figures.

The audio files are here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/nzon6v9bs5y3k4p/AABKpMV5IynGLdZow0wM_p9Aa?dl=1 (remove dl=1 to view them online in dropbox)

The NFC records for these files are probably these:

02200408001000
02200408001100
02200408001200
02200408001300
02200408001400
02200408001500 (custom recording)

I say probably because I can't test them, some have been published online (see photo below) and others were guessed. I have a 1kb NFC tag (not sure if it is mifare classic) but it didn't work.

I will try to get a hold of a figure if possible but this might take many weeks due to covid19.

If I can assist you somehow please let me know, thanks!

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To save you some time, xortool brute force didn't give any usable results (https://pastebin.com/d5ABNpp8)

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PS: If you want I could buy another cube and send it to you, they are pretty cheap (10euros) and postage shouldn't be too much either. The figures however cost over 200euros of expenses each! The Migros cube would be a better option if we could find one (impossible in greece) since there seems to be a lot of work around it and also looks like it has a usb host port.

[oyooyo]

Thanks a lot for all the information!

The buttons are: vol-up, vol-down, rev X seconds, ff X seconds, reload/restart (?), power on

Ah, ok. I was hoping that maybe it also has buttons for skipping to the previous/next chapter, because I'd like to play complete audiobooks with a device like that, which are usually several hours long.

They do nothing when the cude is used as a bluetooth or usb speaker (it supports both modes, which is cool).

It even has bluetooth and USB? That's pretty cool indeed. That german audiocube is absolutely minimalistic, it only has a Micro SD card slot and a volume wheel, and that's it. :-(

I say probably because I can't test them, some have been published online (see photo below) and others were guessed.

Just to check if I understand you correctly here: The screenshot you posted is from someone who has an actual figure and read the information in the figure's NFC tag with some NFC smartphone app?

PS: If you want I could buy another cube and send it to you, they are pretty cheap (10euros) and postage shouldn't be too much either. The figures however cost over 200euros of expenses each! The Migros cube would be a better option if we could find one (impossible in greece) since there seems to be a lot of work around it and also looks like it has a usb host port.

As I understand the information on the Migros homepage, the Migros cube is no longer for sale, so I suppose it would be hard or impossible to still get one. But this seems like such a nice device for a great price, I'd really love to get one, so your offer of buying and sending me one is really really tempting... Could you maybe find out how expensive the shipping to germany would be?

BTW, I downloaded and started looking at the files (so if you want, you can remove the download links again), and found out a few pieces:

• The .SMP files seem to be standard MP3 files, with a sample rate of 44100 Hz. Probably using Variable Bit Rate (VBR) encoding, at least that's what I assume from the fact that I found MP3 frames with several different bitrates (32kbit, 128kbit, 224kbit, 192kbit) in the same file
• The file encryption method seems to be more complicated than the one used by the german audiocube and the Migros cube, but only a little. I haven't completely figured it out yet, but I believe I already found out about 75% and will have figured out the rest by tomorrow.

[bserem]

Wow, really cool news on the encryption/decryption! If I could figure out what's going on with the NFC it would be great.

The screenshot you posted is from someone who has an actual figure and read the information in the figure's NFC tag with some NFC smartphone app?

Yes, the screenshot is from a forum where they posted the "codes" of the NFC tags. I was not able to use them yet. The figures report that they use a ISO 14443-4 Mifare tag and I only have 14443-3Α. They might be compatible, but it didn't work for me.

Could you maybe find out how expensive the shipping to germany would be?

DHL reports 35euros for next day delivery(!!). I will try to figure out how to find a cheaper option and report back to you. Other services do not receive packages at the moment. I can check after the 7th of January..

[oyooyo]

Yes, the screenshot is from a forum where they posted the "codes" of the NFC tags. I was not able to use them yet. The figures report that they use a ISO 14443-4 Mifare tag and I only have 14443-3Α. They might be compatible, but it didn't work for me.

I have limited knowledge about NFC, but the fact that those tags seem to have a capacity of 137 bytes sounds like they are the kind of NFC tags that are known by the name "NTAG203" over here. Would be great if "NTAG213" NFC tags work as well, because those are the cheapest NFC tags currently available from chinese stores, at just about 11 cents per piece.

Could you maybe find out how expensive the shipping to germany would be?

DHL reports 35euros for next day delivery(!!). I will try to figure out how to find a cheaper option and report back to you. Other services do not receive packages at the moment. I can check after the 7th of January..

Damn, 35 Euros is definitely too expensive for me. If by chance you manage to find a cheaper alternative, please tell me.

[oyooyo]

Good news! I've figured out the encryption. I still have to check my assumption by decrypting one of the .SMP files and seeing if a valid MP3 file comes out, but I'm 99% sure it's gonna work fine. I will provide some more details and probably a working encrypt/decrypt script in the next 1-2 days.

[bserem]

Wow! That was fast!

Can’t wait to see what it was and how it works.

[cratsil1979]

These 2 images may help your project. Yes this device is very interesting. I hope you can be able to decode completely

[cratsil1979]

[bserem]

Can you check if you export one or more tag in a .MCT with Mifare classic tool app in android?

It would greatly help over the images.

Awesome work until now, thanks

[cratsil1979]

Mifare classic tool doesn't give me correct results

[oyooyo]

As a little christmas present, I've just uploaded a new, completely rewritten version of audiocube.py that is able to encrypt/decrypt the audio files of all three "audio cubes":

• The "Audiocube" that initially supported
• The "LIDL Storyland"
• The "Migros Storybox"

The command-line arguments have changed quite a bit, and I have not updated the documentation yet, so the usage description on the project page is incorrect right now. But here are two short examples to show you how to use the tool:

To convert the "LIDL Storyland"-encrypted file "L0010.SMP" to the unencrypted file "L0010.mp3":

$ audiocube.py storyland decrypt L0010.SMP
"L0010.SMP" -> "L0010.mp3"

To convert all "LIDL Storyland"-encrypted files "L*.SMP" to the unencrypted files "L*.mp3":

$ audiocube.py storyland decrypt L*.SMP
"L0010.SMP" -> "L0010.mp3"
"L0011.SMP" -> "L0011.mp3"
"L0012.SMP" -> "L0012.mp3"
"L0013.SMP" -> "L0013.mp3"
"L0014.SMP" -> "L0014.mp3"
"L0015.SMP" -> "L0015.mp3"

To convert the unencrypted file "L0010.mp3" to a "LIDL Storyland"-encrypted file "L0010.SMP":

$ audiocube.py storyland encrypt L0010.mp3
"L0010.mp3" -> "L0010.SMP"

To convert all unencrypted files "L*.mp3" to "LIDL Storyland"-encrypted files "L*.SMP":

$ audiocube.py storyland encrypt L*.mp3
"L0010.mp3" -> "L0010.SMP"
"L0011.mp3" -> "L0011.SMP"
"L0012.mp3" -> "L0012.SMP"
"L0013.mp3" -> "L0013.SMP"
"L0014.mp3" -> "L0014.SMP"
"L0015.mp3" -> "L0015.SMP"

The encryption/decryption is slow and ineffient right now, but at least it works. Warning: The tool will currently simply overwrite existing output files, so be careful.

FYI, the encryption of the LIDL Storyland basically works like this: Step 1: For each byte in the unencrypted MP3 file, rotate the byte's bits right by 3 bits Step 2: XOR the file with the byte array [0x01, 0x80, 0x04, 0x04]

Merry christmas!

[oyooyo]

@cratsil1979 Thanks for all those photos etc.! If I interpret your photos correctly, it is possible to read and write the NFC tags with the free Android app "NXP TagInfo/TagWriter". Could you maybe try to make a dump of the NFC tag? I haven't tried it yet, but the "NXP TagWriter" app seems to be able to read NFC tags and dump the content to ".twdb" files. Those .twdb files could be an easy way for people with Android smartphones to import and write NFC tags compatible with the LIDL Storyland. https://inspire.nxp.com/tagwriter/tag-writer-user-manual.pdf

[cratsil1979]

I have 4 figures.

1. Santa
2. Deer
3. Tree
4. Snowman

Here is the extracted .twdb by the NXP TagWriter app 4_figures_twdb.zip

and a litle more info by MIfare++ Ultralight app 4_figures_Mifare_ Ultralight_info.zip

[bserem]

As a little christmas present, I've just uploaded a new, completely rewritten version of audiocube.py that is able to encrypt/decrypt the audio files of all three "audio cubes":

Hehehe, Christmas fairy tales for Christmas, who would have guessed! Excellent work and very very fast. I am still pondering how you figured out the encryption. Very well done.

[cratsil1979]

As a little christmas present, I've just uploaded a new, completely rewritten version of audiocube.py that is able to encrypt/decrypt the audio files of all three "audio cubes":

• The "Audiocube" that initially supported
• The "LIDL Storyland"
• The "Migros Storybox"

The command-line arguments have changed quite a bit, and I have not updated the documentation yet, so the usage description on the project page is incorrect right now. But here are two short examples to show you how to use the tool:

To convert the "LIDL Storyland"-encrypted file "L0010.SMP" to the unencrypted file "L0010.mp3":

$ audiocube.py storyland decrypt L0010.SMP
"L0010.SMP" -> "L0010.mp3"

To convert all "LIDL Storyland"-encrypted files "L*.SMP" to the unencrypted files "L*.mp3":

$ audiocube.py storyland decrypt L*.SMP
"L0010.SMP" -> "L0010.mp3"
"L0011.SMP" -> "L0011.mp3"
"L0012.SMP" -> "L0012.mp3"
"L0013.SMP" -> "L0013.mp3"
"L0014.SMP" -> "L0014.mp3"
"L0015.SMP" -> "L0015.mp3"

To convert the unencrypted file "L0010.mp3" to a "LIDL Storyland"-encrypted file "L0010.SMP":

$ audiocube.py storyland encrypt L0010.mp3
"L0010.mp3" -> "L0010.SMP"

To convert all unencrypted files "L*.mp3" to "LIDL Storyland"-encrypted files "L*.SMP":

$ audiocube.py storyland encrypt L*.mp3
"L0010.mp3" -> "L0010.SMP"
"L0011.mp3" -> "L0011.SMP"
"L0012.mp3" -> "L0012.SMP"
"L0013.mp3" -> "L0013.SMP"
"L0014.mp3" -> "L0014.SMP"
"L0015.mp3" -> "L0015.SMP"

The encryption/decryption is slow and ineffient right now, but at least it works. Warning: The tool will currently simply overwrite existing output files, so be careful.

FYI, the encryption of the LIDL Storyland basically works like this: Step 1: For each byte in the unencrypted MP3 file, rotate the byte's bits right by 3 bits Step 2: XOR the file with the byte array [0x01, 0x80, 0x04, 0x04]

Merry christmas!

Thanx again for your support. Your audiocube.py works excellent converting .SMP to .mp3 but i have problem converting .mp3 to .SMP. The storyland box is unabled to run the file... the red led light off/on rapidly. It shows us that is in reading state but without audio. Something goes wrong!

Before running your script what can i do with .mp3 track? Must i convert it to mono? Please provide your covertersion methon with details

[bserem]

@cratsil1979 did you rename the file after it was encrypted? You should try to name it L0010.mp3 and then encrypt it. (Haven't tried, but the file name plays a part on the migros box from I what I found)

[cratsil1979]

@cratsil1979 did you rename the file after it was encrypted? You should try to name it L0010.mp3 and then encrypt it. (Haven't tried, but the file name plays a part on the migros box from I what I found)

Yes, i rename the file before run your encryption. I tried to encrypt one original previus decrypted file and works like a charm... Any idea...?

[oyooyo]

Thanks a lot @cratsil1979 great job! I just had a look at those .twdb files. I was hoping that those files are as simple as the .mct files used by the "Mifare Classic Tool" app, but unfortunately, they seem to be SQLITE Database files, so they are a little more complicated to create. But "NXP TagWriter" also seems to have a way to import NFC tags from .CSV files, that might be a simple alternative.

[oyooyo]

@cratsil1979 I see two possibilities:

1. The player requires the MP3 files to fulfill certain requirements, like having the correct sample rate etc., and the MP3 files you encrypted somehow did not fulfill these requirements.
2. The MP3 files you tried to encrypt were ok, but there is some other kind of security check involved, like checking for correct file size or hash or something.

You could try storing one of the original .SMP files under a different name, for example by renaming file L0011.SMP to L0010.SMP, then try the NFC tag that plays L0010.SMP and see if it correctly plays the file that was originally L0011.SMP. In that case, I would assume that possibility 1 is correct, that the MP3 file you tried to encrypt somehow uses different settings.

[oyooyo]

Before running your script what can i do with .mp3 track? Must i convert it to mono? Please provide your covertersion methon with details

Unfortunately, I cannot really tell you how the .mp3 track needs to be encoded. I have not converted any custom .mp3 files to .SMP files, since I don't own a LIDL Storyland device I couldn't test if it works.

Best advice I can currently give you is to decrypt one of the original .SMP files to .mp3 and then look for some software tool that can show some details about that mp3 file (for example sample rate, CBR or VBR encoding, mono or stereo etc.)

[cratsil1979]

I have solved the problem. After many many tries identify that the .mp3 file must have the title of file in ID3v1.1 & ID3v2.x.

Example for L0016.mp3 file before conversion

All .mp3 file must encode with audacity and export as mp3 with these settings

I wish to all of you ........MERRY CHRISTMAS Stay Helthy out there !!!

[oyooyo]

Well done @cratsil1979 !

After reading your posting I looked up ID3 on Wikipedia, and what I read makes me assume that the main problem is probably indeed the ID3 tags. From what I get, when MP3 was invented, there was simply no way to include metadata like artist, title etc., the MP3 standard actually only allows for audio data and nothing else. ID3 was later invented by other people as a kind of hack to come around this limitation, but the fact that ID3 is only a kind of non-standard hack comes at a price: Some MP3 players seem to have problems handling ID3v2 tags, especially the latest version ID3v2.4. That is why for compatibility reasons, some pages explicitly recommend using the older ID3v2.3 - and the MP3 files on the LIDL Storyland indeed seem to use ID3v2.3, not ID3v2.4...

Anyway: Could one of you guys maybe shoot a photo of the LIDL Storyland in front of a white background? Since this project now supports multiple devices, it would be nice to have a photo of each device on the main page, for instant visual recognition.

[oyooyo]

When i try to decrypt i get syntax error on line 35....

File "audiocube.py", line 35 print(f'"{input_file_path}" -> "{output_file_path}"') ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Can you please advice?

Your Python version is probably too old (older than 3.6) and thus does not understand "f-strings" which were introduced with Python 3.6. I should probably replace that line with something that works in older Python versions as well - until then, the easiest for you would probably be to update Python to a newer version.

[cratsil1979]

[oyooyo]

Those photos are absolutely perfect, thanks a lot!

[adamkalis]

Thank you @oyooyo and @cratsil1979!

I'll try to upload some more photos later with all the figures and the box.

Some notes:

• I've managed to encrypt mp3 with 128 constant bitrate and worked fine, so I don't think that the bitrate plays any role.
• On the same file I changed only ID3v2.3.0 only and worked fine. Actually I used copy paste function of kid3 software, copying from the original decrypted mp3 to the custom one.
• The mobile app gives you the ability to record max 20min audio for the special figure of "Santa Claus wife", however the box can play more than 20min mp3 file. I guess the limit is because the mobile app uploads this recorded audio to a server from where you download it in the box with the windows software that syncs audio files.
• I had 2 figures of the "Santa Claus wife" and both play the same audio file, so it isn't possible to play two different recorded stories. Wondering if NFC tag is related somehow with the name of the audio file that will be played, it would be interesting to find it and if possible to create custom nfc tags and custom figures that play other audio files.

Thanks again! Have nice holidays!

[bserem]

The tag controls the file that will be played. You can try and change it to any other value or you can even try to bump the value and try to play a new file (17 for example). The first has been tested by many people, the second not yet but it is theoretically possible.

PS: if you want to get rid of the extra figure let me know :)

[oyooyo]

• I've managed to encrypt mp3 with 128 constant bitrate and worked fine, so I don't think that the bitrate plays any role.

I suppose so too. I currently assume it's ultimately the ID3 tags that can cause problems:

• ID3v2.3 vs ID3v2.4 could be a problem, as (as I get it) some players do not handle v2.4 properly
• Maybe the player expects a ID3v2 tag at the very start of the file - which, as I get it, is always the case with v2.3, but not in the case of v2.4
• The ID3v2 tag might need to have the filename without extension stored in the "title" field, as shown in one of the screenshots by @cratsil1979

That might indeed be the most critical part, as it could be some kind of (lousy) security feature as an attempt to stop people from using their own MP3 files. The original files all seem to strictly comply to this: The ID3v2 tag is completely empty except for having the filename without extension in the "title" field.

The ID3v1 tag of the original files however includes actual text/titles: "03_ELF TO XOTIKO_13min50sec" "02_TO ELAFAKI_13min14sec" "05_O XIONANTHROPOS_13min46sec" "04_AGIOS BASILIS_13min25sec" "01_TO ELATO KAI TO ELATAKI_12" "K_ROYGGERI_Instructions_GR_ve"

So I assume the ID3v1 tag can be used as one likes, but there needs to be a ID3v2 tag at the very start of the file whose content is critical.

I really wonder what happens if one simply swaps the filenames of two of the original files, say L0010.SMP <-> L0011.SMP. Will the device play the (exchanged) file or not?

• The mobile app gives you the ability to record max 20min audio for the special figure of "Santa Claus wife", however the box can play more than 20min mp3 file. I guess the limit is because the mobile app uploads this recorded audio to a server from where you download it in the box with the windows software that syncs audio files.

Sound very likely indeed.

• I had 2 figures of the "Santa Claus wife" and both play the same audio file, so it isn't possible to play two different recorded stories. Wondering if NFC tag is related somehow with the name of the audio file that will be played, it would be interesting to find it and if possible to create custom nfc tags and custom figures that play other audio files.

That should very well be possible, I'd be extremely surprised if that didn't work. At least that's exactly how the device recently sold in germany works: The NFC tag contains a certain value, out of which 3 bytes will be extracted. One of these bytes determines the subdirectory on the MicroSD-card (e.g. value 0x23 -> Subdirectory "TMB23"), the other two bytes determine the filename (eg. [0x12, 0x45] -> Filename "T1245.smp")

The LIDL Storyland might not be using subdirectories at all (does it?), but I'm almost sure it uses the same logic for determining which audio file to play.

For the intent of creating completely new audio files and corresponding figures/NFC tags, the old/original audiocube.py script had a feature that helps creating/writing NFC tags compatible with the german device. For example,

audiocube.py nfc_content 7 "Track 7.mct"

would help creating a NFC tag that, when placed on the device, would play track "T0007.smp".

I'd like to implement a similar feature for the LIDL Storyland, that will help creating completely custom NFC tags/figures.

BTW, I started an initial page for the "LIDL Storyland", where I'd like to collect all information about the device: https://oyooyo.github.io/audiocube/devices/storyland/ Maybe someone is willing to extend that page and add some more information? (For example, by creating a pull request, or by becoming a collaborator)

[adamkalis]

Some updates...

• In this post there are the NFC texts for each figure, like 02200408001300 with the bold showing the filename, wondering if any of the other hex/numbers shows the "L" letter. I've just tried and changed the second figure I had to 02200408001600 and I added a L0016.SMP file and worked perfectly.
• The id3 tag definitely plays a role, however it is not as simple as adding the filename without the extension. I tried that and with a diff the tags were different. However copying the tag from one of the decrypted files worked fine, even if it was from another number. What I mean is that the id3 tags, at least in binary mode, are the same for all the files. So to answer your question if you change the filenames, it just works (I've tested that).
• No subdirectory in the storage but who knows, it may support them.

Thanks again... I'll play with it a little more the next days. I let you know if there are any updates.

PS @cratsil1979 What software do you use for the ID3 tags?

[oyooyo]

BTW, there are a few things I realized about the NFC tag content that might eventually be interesting:

1. It seems to be a hexadecimal string representation of a 7 byte array, 02200408001300 -> [0x02, 0x20, 0x04, 0x08, 0x00, 0x13, 0x00]
2. The first four bytes [0x02, 0x20, 0x04, 0x08] are power of 2 values, so bytes where exactly one bit is set. Probably just coincidence. But maybe some kind of flags?
3. The device recently sold in germany is looking quite different: https://www.mikrocontroller.net/attachment/471955/Cube.png and is using a different type of NFC tag (Mifare Classic). But the content of the NFC tags still has certain similarities: https://www.mikrocontroller.net/attachment/471956/NFC.png Note the last seven bytes: [0x02, 0x19, 0x01, 0x01, 0x01, 0x00, 0x42] The byte with the red rectangle around it determines the directory, the two bytes within the blue rectangle determine the filename. Somewhat similar to the structure of the LIDL Storyland NFC tag content:

[0x02, 0x20, 0x04, 0x08, 0x00, 0x13, 0x00] -> File "L0013.SMP" (LIDL Storyland)
[0x02, 0x19, 0x01, 0x01, 0x01, 0x00, 0x42] -> File "TMB01/T0042.SMP" (German device)

Both devices, while quite different in hardware etc., use encrypted MP3 files with a ".SMP" suffix. And both devices use a similar simple encryption algorithm for the SMP files, where the bytes of the MP3 are XORed with a static four byte "key".

Could be that both devices use a similar IC by the same manufacturer? In the german device, there is a 32 pin IC with the text/label on top removed with a laser to obscure what kind of IC it is. If I see correctly, the same applies for the "U4" IC in the LIDL Storyland, right? https://www.mikrocontroller.net/attachment/472031/innenleben.jpg

[oyooyo]

FYI, I just added an initial "create_nfc_file" command meant to help creating custom NFC tags for custom audio files, and added a directory that contains ready-to-use files for the 6(?) figures available so far.

Maybe someone wants to test this, since I can't. Would be interesting to see if it works with a cheap, blank NTAG213 tag. To test this,

1. Copy one of the CSV files, for example https://raw.githubusercontent.com/oyooyo/audiocube/master/docs/devices/storyland/collection/%CE%95%CE%9B%CE%91%CE%A4%CE%9F.csv to the storage of your Android smartphone
2. Open the free "NFC TagWriter by NXP" app
3. Click "Write Tags"
4. Click "Write from CSV"
5. Select the :CSV file
6. Do as the app advises in order to write the tag
7. Test if it plays the desired audio file if the written NFC tag is placed on the device

[cratsil1979]

PS @cratsil1979 What software do you use for the ID3 tags?

Just played with winamp pro -> view file info -> add title

[cratsil1979]

I confirm that NTAG213 is a full combatible and cheap workable ntag (in Greece cost aprox 3.5euro/10items). Here are some of my completely new custom figures made by mineral water caps. For the history, my sons favorite figures are:

1. The naked King
2. Alice in wonderland
3. 20.000 leagues under the sea
4. The 12Labors of Hercules
5. Karagiozis
6. Christmas songs
7. Τhe lazy donkey

Now my 4 years old son can choose himself what he likes.... every night, all over the year!!! This is why Storyland is now a more fun and desirable device than ever.

If you don't have an Android mobile with NFC antenna you can use a cheap (5euro) Mifare RC522 RFID Card Reader with Arduino

The script that you can use is here: RC522_storyland.zip

The only you have to change is the red digits (track number) in row 39:

[oyooyo]

I confirm that NTAG213 is a full combatible and cheap workable ntag (in Greece cost aprox 3.5euro/10items).

That is great news. Those are the cheapest NFC tags available, 100 of these can be bought from Aliexpress for as little as 9 euros incl. shipping, if one is willing to wait several weeks for the delivery from china.

[...] The script that you can use is here: RC522_storyland.zip

The only you have to change is the red digits (track number) in row 39:

Fantastic job! BTW, you could try if it's possible to use hexadecimal numbers for the value in the red rectangle. The german device works almost identical and the company that sold the device only used BCD numbers for that value, so people first thought that only 00-99 are valid, but later it turned out that hexadecimal digits work as well, increasing the maximum number of files from 100 to 256.

[cratsil1979]

I have tried with FF. It doesn't work

[bserem]

Picard (https://picard.musicbrainz.org/) writes the metadata in a proper way so that the songs play fine afterwards. I created songs with filenames L0010 and L0016 (new) and it worked.

I also tried id3v2 in linux, but even though it writes the correct tags the files do not play afterwards. I am in the search to find a tool that I can script so as to facilitate creating new songs.

[adamkalis]

@bserem for linux I used kid3 copy functionality worked for me. I've copied from any of the decrypted mp3 files to the custom mp3 files. By the way https://www.audiotales.gr/volumi/ is compatible with the ~~storyland~~ audiocube.

[oyooyo]

By the way https://www.audiotales.gr/volumi/ is compatible with the storyland.

@adamkalis I'm confused, are you sure this device is compatible with the LIDL storyland?

Because that's apparently exactly the same device that was sold in germany, the one I originally called "audiocube". It has exactly the same figures, books and is by the same company ("Hachette"), even the advertising pics are identical: https://maerchenheld-sammlung.de/

[adamkalis]

Oops my bad, sorry I've confused them, you are right the audiotales.gr, is indeed the same with https://maerchenheld-sammlung.de/ and is decrypted by audiocube. I've edited my previous comment to fix that. :)

[bserem]

With the fear of polluting this thread (I really need to make a PR with the info gathered here), here is a very handy tool to merge multiple files in one: http://mp3wrap.sourceforge.net/man.html Command: mp3wrap album.mp3 *.mp3

If anyone is interested, I can share the files (encrypted) that I'll be adding in my audiocubes.

@adamkalis are the hachete tales any worth?

[oyooyo]

With the fear of polluting this thread (I really need to make a PR with the info gathered here), here is a very handy tool to merge multiple files in one: http://mp3wrap.sourceforge.net/man.html Command: mp3wrap album.mp3 *.mp3

What's funny is that just about one hour ago, someone on a german forum asked if there was a way that the german device could play all tales, one after the other, with just a since NFC tag. I told him that he could achieve this by merging all the individual MP3 files into a single one. And now you now mention a tool that does just that... I'm going to pass your recommendation on, should come handy for him.

If anyone is interested, I can share the files (encrypted) that I'll be adding in my audiocubes.

In case this is problematic (=copyrighted) material, better don't directly link to it from here, I want to avoid any potential troubles. Otherwise, of course, absolutely feel free to do so.

[oyooyo]

I'm currently updating the documentation etc., and want to mention the greek version of that hachette device.

Feels a bit stupid to even ask this (demonstrating that I know nothing about the greek language), but:

1. Could one of you guys please simply write down the name of the greek hachette collection as shown in this photo: (I want to copy & paste that name into my text editor)
2. Is there some standard way to map greek letters to ASCII? I'm wondering if there's a way to convert that name to an ASCII sequence, for example to be used in URLs, so that they are still somewhat readable (without escape codes). (In other words: How could one write that name if one could only use ASCII letters?)

[bserem]

“Hxografhmena Paramythia” would do. It’s the transliterated version of the text in the image.

It means “recorded fairytales”.

More when I get to my pc :)

[DahlunaSphinx]

I confirm that NTAG213 is a full combatible and cheap workable ntag (in Greece cost aprox 3.5euro/10items). Here are some of my completely new custom figures made by mineral water caps. For the history, my sons favorite figures are:

1. The naked King
2. Alice in wonderland
3. 20.000 leagues under the sea
4. The 12Labors of Hercules
5. Karagiozis
6. Christmas songs
7. Τhe lazy donkey

Now my 4 years old son can choose himself what he likes.... every night, all over the year!!! This is why Storyland is now a more fun and desirable device than ever.

If you don't have an Android mobile with NFC antenna you can use a cheap (5euro) Mifare RC522 RFID Card Reader with Arduino

The script that you can use is here: RC522_storyland.zip

The only you have to change is the red digits (track number) in row 39:

Hello, the only thing you did is to buy those NFC stickers and put files in them? I have the storyland box too. If it is not against the rules, can you please reply me in Greek? I would appreciate it, thank you for work in this!

[Storylander]

First of all I would like to pay my respects to @oyooyo for his great job and send regards to everyone helped making the "Lidl Storyland" and other similar devices even more useful. I finally managed to add any .mp3 file I wanted, by just using "Kid3" (with UTF16 text format) to create the appropriate ID3v1.1 & ID3v2.3 tags for each file, before encode them to .SMP with "audiocube.py" and prepare all the necessary NFC tags using either "NFC Tools" or "NFC TagWriter by NXP". But the greatest new is that, after some testing, I found out that the number of the valid filenames (able to be played) are not only 100 (L0000-L0099) as mentioned previously, but millions(!!!). That's because not only the last two digits of the filename (L00##) can be changed using numbers, but all four digits (L####) of the filename are valid to be changed using any combination of numbers, letters and symbols. I confirm I have added valid files with filenames "L10FF.SMP", "LYUPI.SMP" & "LWOW!.SMP"and played perfectly. The only thing is that I preferred to use an android app like "NFC Tools" or "NFC TagWriter by NXP" to create the NFC tags, by typing each text 0220040810FF00, 02200408YUPI00, 02200408WOW!00 respectively, instead of creating a .csv file using "audiocube.py", since the code would probably need some changes to be made by @oyooyo. The only limitation now seems to be...the capacity of the max compatible SD !!!

[DahlunaSphinx]

I have managed to put the .smp files in the storyland cube, but I am probably doing something wrong with the tag writing. I used both of the apps you mentioned but no one seems to work. I bought the Ntag213 ande chose the write option, then choose text and write the code of the smp file but as I put behind my phone the tag it said only that the tag is empty. It doesn't write anything on the tag. Maybe you could help me further, @Storylander

[Storylander]

Hello @DahlunaSphinx, Forgive me I'm asking but did you press "Tap to confirm store" button at the bottom of the screen?

[DahlunaSphinx]

Yes I did, but I finally managed to write the tags with the RFID NFC reader! And I am very very 😊😊😊😊😊

[oyooyo]

But the greatest new is that, after some testing, I found out that the number of the valid filenames (able to be played) are not only 100 (L0000-L0099) as mentioned previously, but millions(!!!). That's because not only the last two digits of the filename (L00##) can be changed using numbers, but all four digits (L####) of the filename are valid to be changed using any combination of numbers, letters and symbols. I confirm I have added valid files with filenames "L10FF.SMP", "LYUPI.SMP" & "LWOW!.SMP"and played perfectly.

That is fantastic news! Amazing find, @Storylander !

Did you also check if upper/lower-case is important? If not, could you please test this, for example by creating two .SMP files LYUPI.SMP and LyUPI.SMP from two different MP3 files, two associated NFC tags and checking that these two NFC tags will play the right files?

The only thing is that I preferred to use an android app like "NFC Tools" or "NFC TagWriter by NXP" to create the NFC tags, by typing each text 0220040810FF00, 02200408YUPI00, 02200408WOW!00 respectively, instead of creating a .csv file using "audiocube.py", since the code would probably need some changes to be made by @oyooyo.

That was a wise choice in any case, since it's not even clear if those .csv files that the audiocube.py scripts creates (https://github.com/oyooyo/audiocube/tree/master/docs/devices/storyland/nfc) actually even work. As I don't have a Storyland device, I cannot test it myself, and no one has given any feedback on this feature so far.

[Storylander]

Hello @oyooyo,

I've just checked what you asked for. Although both files couldn't be together in the same folder, since a pop up message appears asking about file replacement (case-insensitive), either file can work independently but only with its respective NFC tag, meaning that LYUPI.SMP can be played using 02200408YUPI00 NFC tag but not 02200408yUPI00 NFC tag and the same with LyUPI.SMP which can be played using 02200408yUPI00 NFC tag but not 02200408YUPI00 NFC tag (case-sensitive). Isn't it strange?

About the .csv files created by your audiocube.py script, I confirm that they work perfectly for filenames using numbers (like L0001.csv & L0101.csv etc.) but not for letters.

[oyooyo]

Although both files couldn't be together in the same folder, since a pop up message appears asking about file replacement (case-insensitive), either file can work independently but only with its respective NFC tag, meaning that LYUPI.SMP can be played using 02200408YUPI00 NFC tag but not 02200408yUPI00 NFC tag and the same with LyUPI.SMP which can be played using 02200408yUPI00 NFC tag but not 02200408YUPI00 NFC tag (case-sensitive). Isn't it strange?

Interesting find! I guess that the FAT32 filesystem (which the Storyland is probably using) is internally storing filenames case-sensitive, but Windows and most other operating systems are treating those filenames like they are case-insensitive - but the Storyland device doesn't.

I guess that means that the Storyland is actually capable of distinguishing upper- and lower-case letters in the file ID, but one should stick to upper-case letters as you originally did because otherwise that would cause issues with Windows & Co...

About the .csv files created by your audiocube.py script, I confirm that they work perfectly for filenames using numbers (like L0001.csv & L0101.csv etc.) but not for letters.

The previous version indeed only accepted numbers, A few hours ago after reading your earlier posting I uploaded a new version of the script that should (hopefully) allow letters etc. as well.

Thanks for all the testing, I really appreciate your help!

[oyooyo]

Hi everyone, I just created a minimalistic webapp meant to make it easier to create NFC tags that are compatible with the Storyland.

All you have to do is to visit https://oyooyo.github.io/audiocube/devices/storyland/nfc_webapp/ with your NFC-capable Android smartphone.

Then either select one of the predefined NFC tags, or enter any custom text to write to the NFC tag (for example 02200408009700) into the text input field. Then click "Write NFC tag" and place a compatible (e.g. NTAG213) NFC tag on the smartphone's NFC reader.

There's just one little problem: For this to work, you will need a "Web NFC"-capable webbrowser. In practice, this means that you need Chrome v89 or later. Unfortunately, the current standard version of Chrome is v88 I think, so you will either need to install "Chrome Dev" or wait a few more weeks (months?) until the standard Chrome version becomes v89.

As usual, I would appreciate some feedback if this works, as I cannot test it myself.

[Storylander]

Some feedback: After using the latest version of the audiocube.py, I confirm that the script for creating .csv files works like a charm not only with numbers but with letters and symbol as well.

Some other things to mention about preparing mp3 files: The device is indeed capable of playing all kinds of bit rates and sample rates (e.g. stereo 48000Hz constant 320kbps), as far as it contains both:

1. ID3v1.1 tag, with any title you want and
2. ID3v2.3 tag, with a valid filename L#### , exclusively in UTF16 text format After trying a few applications for ID3 tags, I suggest Kid3, which is real simple to use. The only thing needing your attention is to make sure that you have chosen UTF16 text format for the ID3v2.3 tag before saving the file. I generally prefer to delete any already contained ID3 tags first and after saving the file with no tags, create new simple ones.

And something just for the record: The figures were not sold for 1,99 € each, as mentioned at your presentation of LIDL Storyland. Each figure was given for free, after obtaining 8 stickers (1 sticker for every 25euros shopping).

I think, only the 1st figure of the greek version of Audio Tales (Hachette) was sold for 1,99 €. By the way, does anyone know where to find the content of the microSD sold with the cube with the 2nd issue of the greek Audio Tales, which contained the first 30 tales?

[oyooyo]

Some other things to mention about preparing mp3 files: The device is indeed capable of playing all kinds of bit rates and sample rates (e.g. stereo 48000Hz constant 320kbps), as far as it contains both: 1. ID3v1.1 tag, with any title you want and 2. ID3v2.3 tag, with a valid filename L#### , exclusively in UTF16 text format

That sounds very plausible to me, judging from what I saw when looking at the original .SMP/.mp3 files. I think you nailed it. Two more questions though:

1. Is the ID3v1 tag really mandatory, did you try that out?
2. Does the L### entry in the ID3v2 tag need to actually match the filename? Or would for example the static string "LIDL" work for all files?

And something just for the record: The figures were not sold for 1,99 € each, as mentioned at your presentation of LIDL Storyland. Each figure was given for free, after obtaining 8 stickers (1 sticker for every 25euros shopping). I think, only the 1st figure of the greek version of Audio Tales (Hachette) was sold for 1,99 €.

Ah, ok. I think I read that number somewhere on the LIDL storyland homepage and thought that this was the price of the figures.

[Storylander]

After checking the things you asked, I found out that:

1. The ID3v1 tag is not necessary at all. Only a valid ID3v2.3 (UTF16) is needed.

2. In order to check what you were asking (if I got it correctly), I created a file named LNAME.mp3 with the title "LID32" filled in its ID3v2.3 tag and encrypted it as LNAME.SMP. After that I copied the file in Storyland cube (a) as was and (b) after renaming it to LID32.SMP. The only NFC tag (between 02200408NAME00 and 02200408ID3200) that worked, was the second one (only with LID32.SMP), meaning that even though the L#### (title) entry in the ID3v2.3 tag doesn't need to match the filename of the .mp3 file, it necessarily has to match the filename of the .SMP file.

[kisto-crypto]

hi can anyone post any video with the steps iin order to make mp3 to smp files using this scipt? or if you can to upload it as exe app in order with a simple panel can choose mp3 or smp for converting (for windows )

[kisto-crypto]

is this code run with github? which way?

[Storylander]

Hi @oyooyo, In a previous post of yours (Dec 29, 2020) you had mention some things about the structure of the LIDL Storyland NFC tag content and similarities to the german device. While making some tests trying to find out whether some of the NFC tag's bytes could determine a subdirectory or the letter "L" of the filename, I found out that not all the digits of the NFC tag content affect its functionality. In fact, only the part "0408" and the following four digits of the filename are crucial, while any of the rest digits could be set as any number, letter or symbol. According to this notice e.g. the NFC tag ####04080013## can play the file L0013.SMP (SANTA's tale) exactly as the NFC tag 02200408001300 does. I hope this might help you configuring what could those four digits (0408) correspond to.

[oyooyo]

@Storylander, I actually assume that you already debunked my whole theory about the structure of the NFC tags and the similarity between the hachette version and the Storyland when you made the amazing discovery that 02200408QRST00 is a valid NFC tag that plays file LQRST.SMP. Because I believed the NFC tag content would be strictly interpreted as a hexadecimal string representation of 7 bytes, and that of course cannot be correct if 02200408QRST00 is valid...

But anyway, nice work finding out about which parts of the NFC tag actually matter and which don't. No idea what the "0408" part might refer to though. It could be somehow related to the encryption, but that's just a wild guess and rather unlikely. Since I don't own a Storyland, I cannot test this anyway, but I'd encourage you to look a little more into this, maybe you can find out even more about it.

[oyooyo]

Hey guys, here's something that might be really interesting for you Storyland owners:

I just stumbled upon the homepage of some guy from Switzerland about the "Migros Story Mania". As you can easily see from the following photo, that device is almost identical to the LIDL Storyland if you ignore the painting:

On his homepage, he tells that there were at least two revisions of this device:

• the older version did not require the MP3 files to have special ID3 tags before encrypting them to .SMP
• the newer version plays .SMP files which are MP3 files with special ID3 tags that get XOR-encrypted - just like what the LIDL Storyland uses. Now what's interesting is that this version also plays unencrypted MP3 files that don't even require any special ID3 tags. As I get it, one could take just about any MP3 file and simple rename it to, say, L0010.SMP (or L0010.smp ?), and the device would play it when placing the associated NFC tag on top.

I actually assume that the LIDL Storyland version does not support this, but it's definitely at least worth a try.

[bserem]

I decrypted a working SMP file to an MP3 and then placed it in the cube. It doesn't work. I tried both .MP3 and .SMP extensions.

[oyooyo]

@bserem Too bad, but it was worth a try.

I found some information that might partly help understanding the data stored in the NFC tag. As you may know, the "Migros box" sold in Switzerland is extremely similar to the LIDL Storyland. The LIDL Storyland appears to be be a newer version of the same device - the PCB was simplified (fewer ICs and other components -> cheaper to manufacture) and it's using a newer firmware version that handles thing a bit different, but is still somewhat similar.

The data stored in the NFC tags of the Migros Box are 7 bytes, and their meaning is known: 01 17 06 18 01 10 02 -> Toy.Category:1 Toy.Year:17 Toy.Month:6 Toy.Retailer:18 Toy.Manufacturer:1 Toy.Name:1002

This is apparently not the same as what the Storyland uses, but I assume the second byte for example still represents the year, encoded in BCD (0x17 -> 2017 in case of the Migros Cube, 0x20 -> 2020 in case of the Storyland).

p.s.: Has anyone yet had a closer look at the PCB? For example, connected the test points and the RX/TX serial header to an oscilloscope and discovered something interesting there?

[ntvasso]

Some feedback: After using the latest version of the audiocube.py, I confirm that the script for creating .csv files works like a charm not only with numbers but with letters and symbol as well.

Some other things to mention about preparing mp3 files: The device is indeed capable of playing all kinds of bit rates and sample rates (e.g. stereo 48000Hz constant 320kbps), as far as it contains both:

1. ID3v1.1 tag, with any title you want and
2. ID3v2.3 tag, with a valid filename L#### , exclusively in UTF16 text format After trying a few applications for ID3 tags, I suggest Kid3, which is real simple to use. The only thing needing your attention is to make sure that you have chosen UTF16 text format for the ID3v2.3 tag before saving the file. I generally prefer to delete any already contained ID3 tags first and after saving the file with no tags, create new simple ones.

And something just for the record: The figures were not sold for 1,99 € each, as mentioned at your presentation of LIDL Storyland. Each figure was given for free, after obtaining 8 stickers (1 sticker for every 25euros shopping).

I think, only the 1st figure of the greek version of Audio Tales (Hachette) was sold for 1,99 €. By the way, does anyone know where to find the content of the microSD sold with the cube with the 2nd issue of the greek Audio Tales, which contained the first 30 tales?

I have them all. The first 31 actually, in about 8 weeks will be released in the second part of the tales, but as got a reply they will sell a speaker and in the memory card will be 60 audios (all together). A friend of mine bought the Spanish version which is expanded to 90 audios and one extra for Christmas (https://www.salvat.com/audiocuentos?sortOrder=postdate_acs&size=200), I will ask him to send me all the tracks, and will upload them here if there is no problem. Let me know!

[oyooyo]

I have them all. The first 31 actually, in about 8 weeks will be released in the second part of the tales, but as got a reply they will sell a speaker and in the memory card will be 60 audios (all together). A friend of mine bought the Spanish version which is expanded to 90 audios and one extra for Christmas (https://www.salvat.com/audiocuentos?sortOrder=postdate_acs&size=200), I will ask him to send me all the tracks, and will upload them here if there is no problem. Let me know!

Hi @ntvasso, while uploading these files here would surely be a great service for others, I'm afraid that doing so might be illegal. To keep you and me out of any potential troubles, better don't upload them here publically unless you are confident that doing so is legal.

As I get it, the fairy tales from the device sold by swiss company Migros for example can indeed be shared legally - so if anyone is looking for some more fairytales, I can really recommend this link: http://www.revox.name/technology/storymania/#DieFiles ..where you can download a whole number of fairy tales in german, french and italian language.

[kmgalanakis]

Hello all. @cratsil1979 is there any chance that you could share those encrypted files with me. I have two little girls here that would be grateful if you do. :)

Thank you in advance.

[kmgalanakis]

Similar to you @bserem. It would be great if you could share the fairytales with me :)

[ntvasso]

Καλησπέρα. Ποια παραμυθά θελεις; της hachette? Θα επεκταθει η συλλογή με αλλα 30 παραμύθια. Κ επισης εχω κ την σειρα της Disney. Ποια θες; πρέπει να σου τα στείλω με wetransfer.

Στις Παρ, 12 Νοε 2021, 19:32 ο χρήστης Konstantinos Galanakis < @.***> έγραψε:

Similar to you @bserem https://github.com/bserem. It would be great if you could share the fairytales with me :)

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[kmgalanakis]

Kαλησπέρα, κατ' αρχήν ευχαριστώ για την απάντηση. Αγόρασα αυτό το κουτάκι του lidl, δεν ξέρω ποιά θα καταφέρουν να παίξουν, θα ήταν μεγάλο πρόβλημα να μου τα στείλεις όλα; Το email μου είναι το username μου @gmail.com. Επίσης τα καινούρια 30 που θα τα βρούμε λες; Ευχαριστώ πάρα πολύ εκ των προτέρων

[ntvasso]

Δεν το βγαζει το μειλ σου. Γραψτο με κάποιον αλλο τρόπο. Η στειλε μου ενα κενό στο δικό μου ntvasso @ gmail. com. Βγαλε τα κενα. Τα αλλα 30 θα βγουν τελος του μηνα λογικα με το πρωτο τεύχος των τελευταίων 30. Εγω θα σου στείλω τα πάντα που εχω. Κατι δικα μου αν θες. Τα εχω κατεβασει κ είναι πολυ ωραία. Κ του μπιμπιλα επισης. Και της disney και των lidl.

Στις Παρ, 12 Νοε 2021, 21:33 ο χρήστης Konstantinos Galanakis < @.***> έγραψε:

Kαλησπέρα, κατ' αρχήν ευχαριστώ για την απάντηση. Αγόρασα αυτό το κουτάκι του lidl, δεν ξέρω ποιά θα καταφέρουν να παίξουν, θα ήταν μεγάλο πρόβλημα να μου τα στείλεις όλα; Το email μου είναι το username μου @gmail.com. Επίσης τα καινούρια 30 που θα τα βρούμε λες; Ευχαριστώ πάρα πολύ εκ των προτέρων

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[DahlunaSphinx]

Καλησπέρα. Ποια παραμυθά θελεις; της hachette? Θα επεκταθει η συλλογή με αλλα 30 παραμύθια. Κ επισης εχω κ την σειρα της Disney. Ποια θες; πρέπει να σου τα στείλω με wetransfer. Στις Παρ, 12 Νοε 2021, 19:32 ο χρήστης Konstantinos Galanakis < @.***> έγραψε: … Similar to you @bserem https://github.com/bserem. It would be great if you could share the fairytales with me :) — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#1 (comment)>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ASRB5L2EOIDGKXY2VW76XI3ULVFSJANCNFSM4VFRQEIQ . Triage notifications on the go with GitHub Mobile for iOS https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1477376905?ct=notification-email&mt=8&pt=524675 or Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.android&referrer=utm_campaign%3Dnotification-email%26utm_medium%3Demail%26utm_source%3Dgithub.

Καλησπέρα θα μπορούσες να στείλεις και σε μένα τα παραμύθια της hachette και Disney? Μπορώ να σου στείλω το μέιλ μου σε πμ ή να το γράψω εδώ?

[ntvasso]

Στειλε μου ενα κενό μήνυμα στο ntvasso @ gmail. com

Βγαλε τα κενα. Αλλιως δν μου το αναγνωρίζει. Θα σου τα στείλω τα πρωί.

Στις Παρ, 12 Νοε 2021, 23:31 ο χρήστης DahlunaSphinx < @.***> έγραψε:

Καλησπέρα. Ποια παραμυθά θελεις; της hachette? Θα επεκταθει η συλλογή με αλλα 30 παραμύθια. Κ επισης εχω κ την σειρα της Disney. Ποια θες; πρέπει να σου τα στείλω με wetransfer. Στις Παρ, 12 Νοε 2021, 19:32 ο χρήστης Konstantinos Galanakis < @.***> έγραψε: … <#m_-8481728620932092712_> Similar to you @bserem https://github.com/bserem https://github.com/bserem. It would be great if you could share the fairytales with me :) — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#1 (comment) https://github.com/oyooyo/audiocube/issues/1#issuecomment-967291327>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ASRB5L2EOIDGKXY2VW76XI3ULVFSJANCNFSM4VFRQEIQ . Triage notifications on the go with GitHub Mobile for iOS https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1477376905?ct=notification-email&mt=8&pt=524675 or Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.android&referrer=utm_campaign%3Dnotification-email%26utm_medium%3Demail%26utm_source%3Dgithub .

Καλησπέρα θα μπορούσες να στείλεις και σε μένα τα παραμύθια της hachette και Disney? Μπορώ να σου στείλω το μέιλ μου σε πμ ή να το γράψω εδώ?

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[giorgis1987]

Να στείλω κι εγώ το δικό μου mail? Έκανα rip μόνο την πρώτη κάρτα sd που είχε κυκλοφορήσει και μετά έμεινα πίσω....

[ntvasso]

Ναι στείλε μου να στα προωθήσω.

Στις Σάβ, 13 Νοε 2021, 09:24 ο χρήστης giorgis1987 @.***> έγραψε:

Να στείλω κι εγώ το δικό μου mail? Έκανα rip μόνο την πρώτη κάρτα sd που είχε κυκλοφορήσει και μετά έμεινα πίσω....

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[giorgis1987]

Σε ευχαριστώ πάρα πολύ! :D

[bserem]

Please avoid communicating in Greek. This repository and this work was made possible by @oyooyo and he can't understand Greek. It is impolite to say the least.

If you want to communicate in Greek there is a plethora of forums dealing with the audio cubes in Greek forums, all of them easy to find by a simple search.

[ntvasso]

I'm sorry, I didn't realize where the emails came from!! I apologize. If anyone needs anything (for example a fairytale in Greek or the Lidl English version of fairytales) can contact with me!

Thanks a lot

Στις Σάβ, 13 Νοε 2021, 10:12 ο χρήστης Bill Seremetis < @.***> έγραψε:

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I'm sorry, I didn't realize where the emails came from!! I apologize. If anyone needs anything (for example a fairytale in Greek or the Lidl English version of fairytales) can contact with me! Thanks a lot Στις Σάβ, 13 Νοε 2021, 10:12 ο χρήστης Bill Seremetis < @.***> έγραψε: … Please avoid communicating in Greek. This repository and this work was made possible by @oyooyo https://github.com/oyooyo and he can't understand Greek. It is impolite to say the least. If you want to communicate in Greek there is a plethora of forums dealing with the audio cubes in Greek forums, all of them easy to find by a simple search. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#1 (comment)>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ASRB5L6Q63J6IIYDIHKT67TULYMVFANCNFSM4VFRQEIQ . Triage notifications on the go with GitHub Mobile for iOS https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1477376905?ct=notification-email&mt=8&pt=524675 or Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.android&referrer=utm_campaign%3Dnotification-email%26utm_medium%3Demail%26utm_source%3Dgithub.

Hello, I'm trying to get the English SMP files, but I can't see your email address. Any chance you could assist? Thanks

[ntvasso]

you can download it from here https://we.tl/t-0hVF2t69F3

Στις Σάβ 4 Δεκ 2021 στις 9:21 π.μ., ο/η fritzster @.***> έγραψε:

I'm sorry, I didn't realize where the emails came from!! I apologize. If anyone needs anything (for example a fairytale in Greek or the Lidl English version of fairytales) can contact with me! Thanks a lot Στις Σάβ, 13 Νοε 2021, 10:12 ο χρήστης Bill Seremetis < @.***> έγραψε: … <#m_3880943889077314410_> Please avoid communicating in Greek. This repository and this work was made possible by @oyooyo https://github.com/oyooyo https://github.com/oyooyo and he can't understand Greek. It is impolite to say the least. If you want to communicate in Greek there is a plethora of forums dealing with the audio cubes in Greek forums, all of them easy to find by a simple search. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#1 (comment) https://github.com/oyooyo/audiocube/issues/1#issuecomment-967802781>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ASRB5L6Q63J6IIYDIHKT67TULYMVFANCNFSM4VFRQEIQ . Triage notifications on the go with GitHub Mobile for iOS https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1477376905?ct=notification-email&mt=8&pt=524675 or Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.android&referrer=utm_campaign%3Dnotification-email%26utm_medium%3Demail%26utm_source%3Dgithub .

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[euripidis]

you can download it from here https://we.tl/t-0hVF2t69F3 Στις Σάβ 4 Δεκ 2021 στις 9:21 π.μ., ο/η fritzster @.> έγραψε: … I'm sorry, I didn't realize where the emails came from!! I apologize. If anyone needs anything (for example a fairytale in Greek or the Lidl English version of fairytales) can contact with me! Thanks a lot Στις Σάβ, 13 Νοε 2021, 10:12 ο χρήστης Bill Seremetis < @.> έγραψε: … <#m_3880943889077314410_> Please avoid communicating in Greek. This repository and this work was made possible by @oyooyo https://github.com/oyooyo https://github.com/oyooyo and he can't understand Greek. It is impolite to say the least. If you want to communicate in Greek there is a plethora of forums dealing with the audio cubes in Greek forums, all of them easy to find by a simple search. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#1 (comment) <#1 (comment)>>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ASRB5L6Q63J6IIYDIHKT67TULYMVFANCNFSM4VFRQEIQ . Triage notifications on the go with GitHub Mobile for iOS https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1477376905?ct=notification-email&mt=8&pt=524675 or Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.android&referrer=utm_campaign%3Dnotification-email%26utm_medium%3Demail%26utm_source%3Dgithub . Hello, I'm trying to get the English SMP files, but I can't see your email address. Any chance you could assist? Thanks — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#1 (comment)>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ASRB5L2LM3D753P6PKORNPTUPG6OXANCNFSM4VFRQEIQ . Triage notifications on the go with GitHub Mobile for iOS https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1477376905?ct=notification-email&mt=8&pt=524675 or Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.android&referrer=utm_campaign%3Dnotification-email%26utm_medium%3Demail%26utm_source%3Dgithub.

Can you please upload it and share the link again???

[ntvasso]

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Στις Δευ 3 Ιαν 2022 στις 12:04 μ.μ., ο/η euripidis @.***> έγραψε:

you can download it from here https://we.tl/t-0hVF2t69F3 Στις Σάβ 4 Δεκ 2021 στις 9:21 π.μ., ο/η fritzster @.

> έγραψε: … <#m_7070650383451876445_> I'm sorry, I didn't realize where the emails came from!! I apologize. If anyone needs anything (for example a fairytale in Greek or the Lidl English version of fairytales) can contact with me! Thanks a lot Στις Σάβ, 13 Νοε 2021, 10:12 ο χρήστης Bill Seremetis < @.> έγραψε: … <#m_3880943889077314410_> Please avoid communicating in Greek. This repository and this work was made possible by @oyooyo https://github.com/oyooyo https://github.com/oyooyo https://github.com/oyooyo and he can't understand Greek. It is impolite to say the least. If you want to communicate in Greek there is a plethora of forums dealing with the audio cubes in Greek forums, all of them easy to find by a simple search. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#1 https://github.com/oyooyo/audiocube/issues/1 (comment) <#1 (comment) https://github.com/oyooyo/audiocube/issues/1#issuecomment-967802781>>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ASRB5L6Q63J6IIYDIHKT67TULYMVFANCNFSM4VFRQEIQ . Triage notifications on the go with GitHub Mobile for iOS https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1477376905?ct=notification-email&mt=8&pt=524675 or Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.android&referrer=utm_campaign%3Dnotification-email%26utm_medium%3Demail%26utm_source%3Dgithub . Hello, I'm trying to get the English SMP files, but I can't see your email address. Any chance you could assist? Thanks — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#1 (comment) https://github.com/oyooyo/audiocube/issues/1#issuecomment-985983701>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ASRB5L2LM3D753P6PKORNPTUPG6OXANCNFSM4VFRQEIQ . Triage notifications on the go with GitHub Mobile for iOS https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1477376905?ct=notification-email&mt=8&pt=524675 or Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.android&referrer=utm_campaign%3Dnotification-email%26utm_medium%3Demail%26utm_source%3Dgithub .

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I'ld like the Greek version of all fairytales you have. Thank you

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Στις Δευ 3 Ιαν 2022 στις 12:04 μ.μ., ο/η euripidis @.***> έγραψε:

you can download it from here https://we.tl/t-0hVF2t69F3 Στις Σάβ 4 Δεκ 2021 στις 9:21 π.μ., ο/η fritzster @.

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[ntvasso]

Here you go

HACHETTE & DISNEY audios (90+99):

https://ufile.io/buwrb7vy

LIDL (5+1 FILES + 59 EXTRAS):

https://ufile.io/frdg7hmt

New Fairytales (56): https://ufile.io/40k82voo

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I'ld like the Greek version of all fairytales you have. Thank you

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[ntvasso]

Hello everyone, today I bought the green speaker and the sd card of the new hachette collection. I tried to decrypt it as I did with the previous files of the hachette, but as it seems it is working, when I try to play the mp3 files, the mp3 program shows me missing codec. Something is wrong. Does anyone have any idea what can I do to make it work? The decryption doesn't work on these files. I tried it once more with the previous .smp files from the blue version and it worked normally...

I hope someone has an answer! Thanks.

[oyooyo]

Hello everyone, today I bought the green speaker and the sd card of the new hachette collection. I tried to decrypt it as I did with the previous files of the hachette, but as it seems it is working, when I try to play the mp3 files, the mp3 program shows me missing codec. Something is wrong. Does anyone have any idea what can I do to make it work? The decryption doesn't work on these files. I tried it once more with the previous .smp files from the blue version and it worked normally...

I'm not 100% sure if I really understand the last part ("I tried it once more with the previous .smp files from the blue version and it worked normally") correctly. Could you please explain a little more?

In issue #12 , someone (probably from france) has just reported something that sounds somewhat similar at first sight: He recently bought a blue Hachette speaker, but wasn't unable the decrypt/encrypt the files with the "hachette_blue" setting. But apparently, it worked normally when he used the "hachette_green" setting instead.

Could it be the opposite in your case, that they are currently selling green hachette speakers that do not work with the "hachette_green" setting, but work fine with the "hachette_blue" setting?

[ntvasso]

Ok, I made it. Thanks a lot!!!

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Στις Δευ 31 Ιαν 2022 στις 9:32 μ.μ., ο/η oyooyo @.***> έγραψε:

Hello everyone, today I bought the green speaker and the sd card of the new hachette collection. I tried to decrypt it as I did with the previous files of the hachette, but as it seems it is working, when I try to play the mp3 files, the mp3 program shows me missing codec. Something is wrong. Does anyone have any idea what can I do to make it work? The decryption doesn't work on these files. I tried it once more with the previous .smp files from the blue version and it worked normally...

I'm not 100% sure if I really understand the last part ("I tried it once more with the previous .smp files from the blue version and it worked normally") correctly. Could you please explain a little more?

In issue #12 https://github.com/oyooyo/audiocube/issues/12 , someone (probably from france) has just reported something that sounds somewhat similar at first sight: He recently bought a blue Hachette speaker, but wasn't unable the decrypt/encrypt the files with the "hachette_blue" setting. But apparently, it worked normally when he used the "hachette_green" setting instead.

Could it be the opposite in your case, that they are currently selling green hachette speakers that do not work with the "hachette_green" setting, but work fine with the "hachette_blue" setting?

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@ntvasso please provide information on how you solved your issue, so as to help others.

[ntvasso]

I didn't know that I had to type hachette_green. So this is what it was missing, I was using the command with the plain hachette.

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Στις Τρί 1 Φεβ 2022 στις 12:08 μ.μ., ο/η Bill Seremetis < @.***> έγραψε:

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