Observation about DCcrypt by Parasyte

[asasega]

I noticed that this program does not encrypt values correctly only addresses, decrypting works for both as long as the value is on the same line with the address(check screenshot 1).
Example:
Take this raw code
0D75D76C 0000FFEB
007694D0 00000002

A 0D75D76C
B 0000FFEB
C 007694D0
D 00000002

for this code to work with gameshark the first three lines(A,B,C) must be encrypted, D must remain as it is.
but the program will not encrypt B correctly (check screenshot 3 that 1B2850A1 value it is not good)

to encrypt correctly values, one must use the older program called Dreamcast GameShark(tm) CDX Value Decryptor/Encryptor v1.01, check screenshot 2

so the final correct code will be
19370DEB
20704E1C
17C44D3B
00000002

I just wanted to let people know who makes encrypted codes, and maybe even the decrypter on this site is not taking this into consideration(i'm talking about how it parses encrypted codes)

[classicgamer]

Hi!

Where can I download "Dreamcast GameShark(tm) CDX Value Decryptor/Encryptor v1.01"?

[dlevere]

http://gshi.org/eh/dc/dccrypt.zip

[asasega]

In the attachement you'll find dcvalue, it is GPL code freely distributable
(the zip contains the source code, binary, license etc..) so is hostable on this site too if the admins want to

dlevere's link is for dccrypt which is not the same program

[dlevere]

My Mistake.

[Helder]

In the attachement you'll find dcvalue, it is GPL code freely distributable
(the zip contains the source code, binary, license etc..) so is hostable on this site too if the admins want to

dlevere's link is for dccrypt which is not the same program

File added to the Download section, thanks.

[lee4]

The problem is DCcrypt assumes the 32-bit value is address, so will try crypt it too.