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Siph00

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15. September 2005 @ 11:49

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yo..i just downloaded this movie and i have no idea how to watch it or burn it to a dvd when i open the main file theres 2 folders one labeld CD1 and Cd2 when i click on either one of them it just has a bunch of files in chronological order starting with f4svcda.r00-f4svcda.r55 the type of file is in chrono order too starting with R00-R55, and thers a RAR file and a SFV file...Someone please help me

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Minion

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15. September 2005 @ 13:06

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These are Multi Segmented Rar Files, To get what is inside these Archives you have to First have "WinRar" installed and after you have Installed WinRAR you go to the First File of each CD and Right click it and go to "Extract to Here" and then it will extract all of the Files to that Directory, Then you do the same with the Next CD and when you are Done you will have whatever is inside these Files extracted, what you do from Here would depend on what is inside the Rar files.....

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Siph00

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15. September 2005 @ 17:43

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cool i can watch it now...now how do i burn it onto a DVD+R is there any way i can put it onto one dvd?

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Minion

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15. September 2005 @ 19:50

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What was Inside the rar files???

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Siph00

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16. September 2005 @ 07:44

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im pretty sure it was a bin or cue file im not at home right now..so ill have to get back to you on that

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Minion

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16. September 2005 @ 13:22

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Well if it was a Bin/Cue File and it was of a SVCD and it was in 2 Parts then it is Possible to Put these on to DVD but it is a Bit of a Drawn out process meaning that it isn"t as easy as Just Burning them to a DVD....

Generally SVCD Files would have to be re-encoded to Put them on to DVD but re-encodeing will Lower the Quality and Increase the File Size and take quite a while to do But there is One Method that will allow you to Put SVCD Files on to DVD without re-encodeing them....

There is a Guide in the Guides section on how to Put SVCD Images on to DVD useing "MediaChance DVDLab Pro" which can be found here:

http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/multiple_svcd_on_dvdr.cfm

Also if you have Trouble Finding the Software needed for doing thise then PM me with your e-mail address and I will send you some Links to were you can download them....

Cheers

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