horizonstar
Dec 2002
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Oops ... first time I read through this thread I didn't notice that he was asking for Mac help.
Yes, DethStar is right about the Mac version of rar/unrar. Once you install it you can use it from the command line (i.e. the Terminal). Try "unrar -h" to see all the cmdline options. Most likely you'll want to change directories to wherever you downloaded the files and then do "unrar e filenamehere.rar". It will automatically unrar all of the fragments into a .bin and .cue file. Or, if you've downloaded some crappy re-encode, it will be a .mpg or .avi file.
In either case, rather than burning to a CD, I'd recommend just watching the files on the computer with mplayer or VLC. I prefer mplayer -- it does everything you could ever want. However, you have to have an IQ above 80 to install it correctly (or use the pre-compiled Mac-specific MPlayerOSX). Both of these choices can be used to watch .bin, .avi, and .mpg files.
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