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I see it in the No-Game screen code, but I was wondering: How would you get the string representation of a picture or sound? (I'm trying to do it for a sound, so that would be great). Thanks!
I tried to find a link for reference, but currently the bitbucket is down!

Are you talking about these? They are files encoded in Base-64, which are decoded with this function. I don't know if it can work with sound files, but you could try, here I found a base64 encoder.

Thanks! That's what I was looking for.