ZtWAV: File-to-WAV Camouflage Tool

ZtWAV is a Python-based utility that converts encrypted files (.p7c_enc) into standard .wav audio files. By interpreting raw binary data as 8-bit mono audio samples, it allows you to store data in a format that bypasses basic file-type filters or acts as a simple layer of data obfuscation.

🚀 Features

Data-to-Audio Conversion: Wraps any binary file in a RIFF/WAV container.
Reversible Process: Easily extract the original binary data from the generated WAV file.
Automatic Cleanup: Option to delete the source file after a successful conversion.
Simple CLI: Interactive menu for encryption and decryption.

🛠 Installation

No external libraries are required! This tool uses Python's built-in wave, sys, os, and pathlib modules.

Ensure you have Python 3.x installed.
Clone or download the script to your local machine.

📖 Usage

Run the script via your terminal or command prompt:

python ztwav.py

Options:

[1] Encrypt: Converts a .p7c_enc file into a .wav file.
[2] Decrypt: Reverses a .wav file back into its original .p7c_enc format.
[h] Help: Displays basic troubleshooting and safety warnings.
[x] Exit: Closes the application.

⚠️ CRITICAL WARNING: Audio Safety

DO NOT PLAY THE GENERATED WAV FILES AT HIGH VOLUME.

Because the software maps raw data directly to audio samples without any smoothing or filtering, the resulting sound is high-intensity White Noise/Static.

Playing this through speakers or headphones at high volume can damage your hearing.
It may potentially damage high-frequency drivers (tweeters) in some audio systems.
If you must listen to the file, set your system volume to the absolute minimum first.

⚙️ Technical Specifications

The generated WAV files use the following settings:

Channels: 1 (Mono)
Sample Width: 1 Byte (8-bit PCM)
Frame Rate: 8000Hz

Author: P7MJ
Version: V-A-1-i Proto