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  1. 8th Jan 2005 13:37 #1
    RAILheadDesign.com
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    Hey all

    I have a folder full of files named "bam-bg2003.r00" to "bam-bg2003.r49," then the files "bam-bg2003.rar" and "bam-bg2003.sfv."

    I thought these were VCD files, but when I try to add them to Toast's VCD window, they're rejected.

    How do I burn these files to a DVD or VCD so I can view them on my set top player?

    TIA,
    Maury
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    They are RAR files. You will need a decoder. They are similar to .zip format. For Windows, I use WinRar. Not sure what the Mac equivalent is. If they are incomplete or password protected, you may be out of luck.

    EDIT: Stuffit should be able to open them.
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  3. 8th Jan 2005 14:01 #3
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    Originally Posted by redwudz
    They are RAR files. You will need a decoder. They are similar to .zip format. For Windows, I use WinRar. Not sure what the Mac equivalent is. If they are incomplete or password protected, you may be out of luck.

    EDIT: Stuffit should be able to open them.
    Thanks -- I got it working. =)
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