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  1. 4th Nov 2008 14:41 #1
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    Ive recently DL'd some files that are in this format:

    abcd.mpg.001 etc

    no rars. no pars. is this someting that If Complete can be somehow extracted?

    cheers and thanks!

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    if you have the mac version of winrar or equililent try opening the .001 file with it. the new type of rar files start with that extension. if it 's not a winrar type files then it's probably pr0n and they used hjsplit. i don't know of a mac version, but there might be one or you could try any concatenation software that does file joins.
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  3. 4th Nov 2008 15:04 #3
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    thanks

    its actually c0oking not p0rn!

    one is Clearly Better Than the Other!

    Its On the Plate.

    Ill wait and see and look into your suggestions a little later

    Much thankfullness Your way
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  4. 4th Nov 2008 23:55 #4
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    Use Split & Concat to join ("concatenate") the parts, when they're numbered like that.
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