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squall34578
Dec 2004

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.stormvcd ?? is this an extension

alright i got a copy of collatoral and im use to have lots of .rar's or having a bin or cue already included with the torrent i dled. But this particualr file is comprised of just a bunch of files with this label-coll.cd1-stormvcd.r00 . each file after that ends with .r01 and so on in sequential order. im not sure what to do with this. winrar doesnt see the files and i have a vcd prgm and it wants a bin file or a cue file.

my question is can i make these files into a cue or bin?

thanks a bunch

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The CandyMan
Dec 2002

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Just right click on the first .r** file (ex. .r00, r01, etc., you would right click on the .r00 one) and than go to Open With..., and either click on Winrar or browse for the execution file (winrar.exe), check the "Always use the selected program to open this type of file", click okay, and then double click the .r00 file and it should open up in winrar, allowing you to extract all the rars (in this case .r** files) into one file, or two files like a bin and cue.

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punzada
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Originally posted by The CandyMan
Just right click on the first .r** file (ex. .r00, r01, etc., you would right click on the .r00 one) and than go to Open With..., and either click on Winrar or browse for the execution file (winrar.exe), check the "Always use the selected program to open this type of file", click okay, and then double click the .r00 file and it should open up in winrar, allowing you to extract all the rars (in this case .r** files) into one file, or two files like a bin and cue.

you're confusing the kid candyman.
if the file extension is like ".r01" then the leading file is simply a ".rar," however, if the files all end in "part01.rar" "part02.rar" etc etc, then you would open the lowest number (usually 01 or 00).

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12-06-2004 08:52 PM