im trying to burn a file i download , its 50 rar files?? but i opened them and each file is the film but the full film?? the type of file is rpt-lm-ts when i open it in media p[layer it says not supported and when i try to burn it through nero it says not supported any ideas on this error
If you double click on one of the rar files, you should get a window that shows what the rar files represent, usually either an AVI file or a BIN, CUE files. Just drag those AVI, CUE, or BIN files to your Desktop and they should be extraced. I assume you have WinRar or other archiving installed. http://www.rarlab.com/download.htm
yeh ive extracted the files but windows media player wont play them and nero wont burn them. nero doesnt recognise the files
If you have all these files, they probably haven't been extracted yet. When you're done you'll either have an AVI, xVid, divX, iso, or Bin/Cue file combo. Is this what you ended up with? http://home.quicknet.nl/qn/prive/romeria/howto1.htm
no the exact name of the files rpt-lm-ts.avi but theres 50 of them all the same name?? its supposed to be the full film but each one starts at the beginning and some go further than others? i think il just bin it and get differnt torrent
Have you tried going back to the original rar files and starting over? What happens when you go back to the original rar files. Is there any numbering like part01, part02 or 01, 02,....? Double click one of the files, what happens?
yeh the individual rar files are numbered 1-50. i extracted each file and numbred tha avi files (which awsnt numbered) but each avi starts at the beginning of the film (opening credits and everything)
I'm not sure what's going on there. Usually extracting one extracts the whole enchilada and you end up with the avi or bin/cue files.
its well wierd? i know bout cut n merge and joining etc but i cant understand why they all start at the begining??
When you doubleclicked one of the original rar files, did you get another window that showed the top level files that were archived by WinRaR?
Usually clicking on the first file brings up a different window that shows you the whole movie as an avi file. Then you extract that and you've got what you want. I used to have problems extracting them one by one.
