Trick to hide music into the image file

With Windows XP, you will be able to easily hide a music file into an image so you can upload online services without uploading mp3 or wma documents .

To do this you need to prepare a gif image file, an mp3 music file and copy them together into an archive (my example is C drive :).

Copy image files and music files into the same folder

After preparation, go to Start menu, select Run and type cmd, select OK. In the DOS prompt window, you will be taken to the directory containing the mp3 and gif files. Continue to type here the command line according to the syntax:

copy name_file.gif / b + name_file_music.mp3 / b name_file_file.gif

After receiving the message shown in the picture above, the file hiding is successful.

Similar to this method, you can either hide a wma music file into a gif file or hide an mp3 file into a jpg image file with the same method. Experimenting with a number of other formats such as tiff, png or bmp also gained equally impressive results.

Try playback again

Now to perform the opening of the music in the image file, you must use a software that can support playback of jpg and gif image files. Windows Media Player program of Windows can also open this file but it only shows you the picture without playing the music inside. To be able to hear, you can use the Winamp music player to enjoy. Just open the program and navigate to the jpg or gif file to open it and enjoy it, the quality of the output file is just as good as the original music file.

Note : If you are working with Linux, in the linux command box you can use the above method but replace the word 'copy' with the word 'cat' .