Aureon HEX binary, checksum and endoscopy file workspace
Aureon HEX Studio

Local OUD, OUDF, HDX and binary file inspection.

Upload a technical file, inspect the raw HEX data, read printable ASCII, switch to TXT view when needed, search values such as serial numbers, preview checksum changes and export the revised file locally from your browser.

01Load file
02Search value
03Preview checksum
04Apply & export
Step 1

Upload file

Load .oud, .oudf, .hdx, .bin, .hex, .txt or another technical file. Files stay local in the browser session.

Drop files here or click to browse .oud, .oudf, .hdx, .bin, .hex, .txt, .json, .xml, .csv
Active file

Loaded file overview

Select a loaded file and review its size, extension, detected mode and current checksums.

NameNo file loaded
Extension
Size
Detected mode
Ready.
Step 2

Serial / ASCII search with checksum preview

Search for a readable ASCII value, such as an endoscope serial number inside an .oud or .oudf file. The studio shows the exact byte offset, the matching HEX data and the checksum before and after a possible change.

Load a file and search an ASCII value to start.
Byte offset
Original ASCII
Original HEX
New HEX preview

Current checksum

CRC32
SUM8
XOR8

Checksum after previewed change

CRC32
SUM8
XOR8
Quick search

Search inside the active file

Search ASCII/Text or HEX directly before editing. HEX replacement must keep the same byte length.

No search executed yet.
Step 3

HEX editor with separate ASCII and TXT views

HEX is shown on the left because this is the real byte-level source. On the right you can switch between ASCII preview and TXT view.

HEX editor

Raw byte view. Edit carefully. Non-HEX characters are ignored on apply.

ASCII / TXT view

ASCII is safe for binary preview. TXT is editable when the file contains readable text.

Checksum

Current file checksum

These values update after every applied edit.

CRC32
SUM8
XOR8
Total bytes
No active checksum report yet.
Patch

Offset patch

Write replacement bytes at a known byte offset. Use decimal or hex offset, for example 48 or 0x30.

No offset patch applied yet.