i have winrar and all the files. it still refuses to do anything. is there a specific file that i need to click on first? do i need to group the video ts files into folders? do i need to wear a bra on my head and hook up the doll?
Originally posted by: trickbaxter i have winrar and all the files. it still refuses to do anything. is there a specific file that i need to click on first? do i need to group the video ts files into folders? do i need to wear a bra on my head and hook up the doll?
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I haven't downloaded the big files, but the batch files use Dos "copy /b" commands to join the files. So it's a simple file-joining operation.
I believe you're seeing a Dos window open, and then terminate, before it executes the batch file. I remember that being default behaviour with double-clicked batch files. I don't remember the cure. They aren't acting that way on my computers, now, I don't know if I fixed it, or if M$ did.
In any case, Batch files work if you open a Dos window and run them from there.
But the easy way is to use HJSplit (freeware). It will do the same work as the batch files, with less typing.
Or you could use MasterSplitter, which is Nagware. It will let you choose a different folder for the joined files.
Or any file-splitter that doesn't add bytes to the parts it splits. (Byte-adding splitters look for those extra bytes when they join).
(Hjsplit doesn't get rid of the split files when it joins, and MasterSplitter wont, if you tell it not to... in case you're worried that they'll fail).
Since the files don't have a rar extension, they should be ready to go, once they're joined, without involving Winrar.
(Are you guys sure Winrar split them? I didn't know it could do that without rar'ing them).
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Could you collect all the available releases on rapidshare on to the first page as a list? That way it would be much easier to find out what people can ask a link to.
