You need a newsreader (I use XNews), WinRAR or some tool that handles
RAR files, and QuickPAR to recover damaged files.
Basically what happens is you download a bunch of .RAR and .PAR files.
You run QuickPAR on the PAR files and it will make sure your RAR's are
not corrupt, and will recover them from parity data (stored in the .PAR
files) if it can.
Then you decompress the RAR's and voila, content.
jeff.lane wrote:
From: "Ben Ruset" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [H] OT: Great TV show - Dr Who
Probably too expensive. I'd be happy to see it on BBC America though.
Either way, the rips on the newsgroups are good enough quality to
watch on my HDTV...
I'd rather do that then the torrents, in this case, but how the heck do
you get the files together? I have tried Googling several times but
don't know what they call the format.....special software, what? Hope
this doesn't jump over our line. If it does please don't answer and I'll
plead insanity....easy for me.
Jeff
