signed armory transaction file

[btcArmory user]

I want to get a signed armory transaction broadcast to the network. I have the file in a *.tx file format.
Before sending it, the destination address will need to be verified. Because I probably don't have control over that address anymore, I will need to plan to change it to a new BTC address.
In case you need to check the file format, the file name is armory_7......J_.signed.tx. It's encoded in the armory encoding. It's not in HEX. It contains characters that are upper and lowercase letters, numbers, and special chars. Here's the header

=====TXSIGCOLLECT-7......J======================================

Is it possible to convert this file to a HEX format without armory and then broadcast it to the network?

[BitMaxz]

Is it possible to convert this file to a HEX format without armory and then broadcast it to the network?

I don't think there's a tool or way to convert the transaction file generated from Armory into a hex or raw text file. I never saw someone successfully extracting the HEX or raw text from armory.signed.tx.

There's a old discussion about this and talks about through python you can extract the raw/hex of the transaction un/signed.tx
Check this section: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=56424.1220 you might get some idea.

Why not use Armory offline instead? If you don't want to be fully synced, it should work just fine and take the raw/hex text in advanced mode?

[btcArmory user]

Thank you for the information. I don't do any coding personally, so I might not be the right person to use the python script to do anything.

Why not use Armory offline instead? If you don't want to be fully synced, it should work just fine and take the raw/hex text in advanced mode?

I don't know what you mean about

take the raw/hex text

I don't see options available to do that in armory advanced mode.

I already have a signed transaction. I need to review the details, especially the destination address. I might have to change the destination address. At that point, maybe I can try to broadcast it to the network.

[goatpig]

You can extract a signed transaction into the hex format Core RPC would accept, from the "Review Transaction" dialog.