Windows 7 PRP Files?

[Cardinal System]

I have a little USB mp3 player that I wanted to experiment with, so I copied the hidden files that operate it to my desktop then ejected it. I wanted to view the code operating it, find out what programming language it used, and possibly modify it. It's files were of type PRP, which I have never seen or heard of before. I can't view them with notepad. Is there a program that can view and/or edit/decompile PRP files?

Here is a download link to all three files, if it helps you in anyway. MediaFire

 

[ussnorway]

Is there a program that can view and/or edit/decompile PRP files?

they are a type of image file... any of the older photo editing software that can open gimp or Tar files should handle these as well

 

[Cardinal System]

they are a type of image file... any of the older photo editing software that can open gimp or Tar files should handle these as well

Could you suggest a free downloadable editor?

 

[Neemobeer]

gimp

 

[Cardinal System]

gimp

I tried gimp, instead of opening it, it said "Unknown file type" :/

 

[Neemobeer]

How about opening it in a hex editor like HxD?

 

[Cardinal System]

How about opening it in a hex editor like HxD?

Well, that did open it, but it seemed to be written in raw binary code. :/
I guess there is no point trying to modify this, because binary is way out of my world.

 

[Neemobeer]

Well everything is binary. After some googling, these seem to be property files associated with gimp images. There really isn't any reason to try and modify these