I extracted a film with winzip and now it is about 50 different files all named like this:
filename.r28
filename.r29
filename.r30
etc.....
one other file is "filename.rar" and another "filename.sfv"
im not sure what program i need to extract these files to be able to play the film, i think the file is supposed to be played svcd, does this mean it needs to be burned to cd? can anyone help?
i have a cd/dvd/rw but not any program to burn svcds i dont think
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Exctracting films
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Xan1977
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This is not a question about DC++. Moved here from the Help/Support forum.
Use WinRAR to put all those pieces back together. If you end up with a .BIN and .CUE file, use Alcohol 120% or Daemon Tools to mount that image (open the .CUE file). Alternately, you can burn it to a CDR. Once burned or mounted, use PowerDVD to play it on your computer. Enjoy.
Use WinRAR to put all those pieces back together. If you end up with a .BIN and .CUE file, use Alcohol 120% or Daemon Tools to mount that image (open the .CUE file). Alternately, you can burn it to a CDR. Once burned or mounted, use PowerDVD to play it on your computer. Enjoy.
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