mediainfo on extracted video files.Only extract or convert this file if:
Many developers use such containers to prevent piracy of tutorial assets. When in doubt, use the official tutorial viewer inside the application.
Do not rename .bin to .mp4 – that will not work. Instead: fg-optional-tutorial-videos-english.bin
Assuming successful extraction, you might find videos like:
| Filename | Duration | Description |
|----------|----------|-------------|
| intro_ui.mp4 | 2:15 | Interface overview |
| basic_tools.mp4 | 5:42 | Using primary tools |
| export_settings.mp4 | 3:30 | Saving and exporting projects | Extract contents (if archive-like):
These would be in English with no hardcoded subtitles.
This file is often found in:
| Issue | Solution |
|-------|----------|
| File is 0 bytes | Corrupt download – reacquire from original source. |
| No video signatures | File may be encrypted or compressed (try 7zip or offzip). |
| Extracted video has no sound | Audio may be in a separate .bin or .wem (Wwise) file. |
| Software says "missing optional content" | Place the .bin file in the correct folder (e.g., data/tutorials/). |
If binwalk shows video data at offset 0x12345 with size 1 MB: Inspect metadata with mediainfo on extracted video files
dd if=fg-optional-tutorial-videos-english.bin of=tutorial1.mp4 bs=1 skip=0x12345 count=1000000
Then play with any media player.