如何查找应用内音频文件？Destiny companion通知音提取求助

Hey there! Let's figure out how to grab those great Destiny app notification sounds you're after. Since you already checked /Android/data and came up empty, those audio files are almost certainly embedded directly in the app's APK file. Here's how to extract them using either your Windows 10 or Ubuntu 16.04 machine:

Step 1: Pull the Destiny App's APK from Your Phone #

First, we need to get the APK file off your Samsung J5. We'll use ADB (Android Debug Bridge) for this—it's the most reliable way without root access.

Prep Your Phone First #

• Enable Developer Options: Go to Settings > About Phone, then tap "Build Number" 7 times until you see a pop-up saying you're now a developer.
• Go back to Settings > Developer Options, and toggle on USB Debugging.
• Connect your phone to your computer via USB, and when the prompt pops up on your phone, tap "Allow" to grant debugging access.

For Windows 10 #

1. Download the Android SDK Platform Tools, extract them to a folder (like C:\adb for easy access).
2. Open Command Prompt, navigate to that folder with cd C:\adb.
3. Run adb devices to confirm your phone is detected—you should see its serial number listed.
4. Run adb shell pm list packages | findstr "bungie" to get the app's package name (it'll look something like com.bungie.destinycompanion).
5. Run adb shell pm path com.bungie.destinycompanion—this will output a path like package:/data/app/com.bungie.destinycompanion-1/base.apk.
6. Copy the portion after package: (so /data/app/com.bungie.destinycompanion-1/base.apk), then run adb pull /data/app/com.bungie.destinycompanion-1/base.apk to save the APK to your computer.

For Ubuntu 16.04 #

1. Install ADB by opening Terminal and running sudo apt-get install android-tools-adb.
2. Run adb devices to make sure your phone is recognized.
3. Get the app's package name with adb shell pm list packages | grep bungie.
4. Pull the APK directly with this command (replace the package name if yours differs):

   adb pull $(adb shell pm path com.bungie.destinycompanion | cut -d: -f2)
   

Step 2: Extract Audio Files from the APK #

APKs are just zip files in disguise, so extracting them is straightforward:

For Windows 10 #

• Right-click the downloaded APK file, then select "Extract All" (or use tools like 7-Zip or WinRAR for more control).
• Once extracted, navigate to the res folder inside the extracted files. Look for subfolders like raw, assets, or sound—this is where notification sounds are usually stored, typically in .mp3 or .ogg format.

For Ubuntu 16.04 #

• Open Terminal, navigate to the folder where you saved the APK.
• Extract the APK with:

  unzip your-apk-filename.apk -d destiny-apk-files
  

• To quickly find all audio files, run:

  find destiny-apk-files -type f \( -name "*.mp3" -o -name "*.ogg" \)
  

• You can also manually browse the res/raw or assets folders to locate the notification sounds.

Alternative: If You Have Root Access #

If your Samsung J5 is rooted, you can skip pulling the APK to your computer:

• Use a root-enabled file explorer (like Solid Explorer) on your phone.
• Navigate to /data/app/com.bungie.destinycompanion-1 (the number at the end might vary).
• You can either copy the APK from here to your computer for extraction, or check the app's internal folders (like lib or files) for the audio files directly.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者sticsk