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Ha, I was just writing an update when your comment came.
I followed your advice and installed mitmproxy (basically fiddler2 but open source), which was easy enough, and managed to find that the app just posts GET requests the homepage, which result in a 302 Temporarily Moved, which ends on a public S3 folder.
The GET request includes some "ID", which I'm not sure I should post publicly, maybe it might identify me? It's like:
GET http://www.naturespace.com/ns5ios/?command=download&path=%2Fmedia%2Fmodules%2Fcom.HolographicAudioTheater.Naturespace.Aegir&lang=en&id=REDACTED&bvrs=5.15&sysv=16.5&model=iPhone&bid=com.HolographicAudioTheater.Naturespace&sys=iOS&loc=en_DE HTTP/1.1
But yes, it seems the files are encrypted. I couldn't find anything to open them, and no file identifier knows what it is. If you manage to get somewhere, that'd be awesome, my tech knowledge definitely ends here lol.
I guess it's not actually illegal to post this, since it really is just a public folder, so if anyone els wants to look at it, here's a file.
Interesting, looks like they might be using a completely different file format for iOS versus Android. In any case, I've knocked up a script which will extract the track.ogg file from any pack of your choosing. Pasting directly here to see if it works (haven't tried sharing code on Lemmy).
You can browse available packs using the below URL. If you want to find out a pack name, just copy the banner image URL for it and you'll see the "com.whatever" name in the URL itself.
http://www.naturespace.com/android/v3/store/?live=true&udid=0
Code:
:O Wow.
That is just simply amazing. Can confirm it works.
The file names are always the same, prefix and the sounds name, e.g. if the sound is called "The Electric Forest" it's com.HolographicAudioTheater.Naturespace.TheElectricForest.
I guess I could write a scraper and parse the whole collection.
Well, thank you kind stranger on the internet.
Damn, that's genuinely impressive. Well done!