1. Generally, the video files played by EXE are local video files loaded after the program runs. You can take a closer look in the program directory!

2. In order to protect intellectual property rights, some software authors will save such resource files in EXE or DLL. However, you can easily capture these resource files through some small software. Let's introduce "EZnbsp excerpt nbsp. Resources ",very easy to use. Websites in Resources. You try.

3. If the software author is malicious and encrypts all these resource files, then you can find someone to help you crack them. Because these resources will eventually be interpreted and loaded into memory. Someone or a tool should be able to get these resources directly from memory. Well, that's all I know. I hope I can help you!