Compression Files .rar .zip .ace .r01 .001 These extensions are quite common and mean that your file(s) are compressed into an archi!e. This is "ust a way of ma#in$ the files more compact and easier to download. To open any of those archi!es listed a%o!e you can use &in'(' ()a#e sure you ha!e the latest !ersion) or *ower(rchi!er. +f those pro$ams aren,t wor#in$ for you and you ha!e a .zip file you can try &in-ip (Trial !ersion). +f the two first mentioned pro$rams aren,t wor#in$ for you and you ha!e a .ace or .001 file you can try &inace (Trial !ersion). .c%r .c%z These are usually comic %oo#s in an archi!e format. a .c%r file is actually the same thin$ as a .rar file and a .c%z file is the same as a .zip file. .owe!er/ often when openin$ them with &in'(' or &in-ip it will disorder your pa$es. To display these archi!es properly it,s often %est to use C0isplay. )ultimedia Files .a!i .mp$. .mpe$ .di!x .x!id .wm! These files are usually mo!ies or T1shows/ or a host of other types of media. They can %e !iewed usin$ !arious media players/ %ut + su$$est usin$ -oomplayer/ 23*layer/ 14C media player or &indows )edia *layer. (lso/ you,ll need to ma#e sure you ha!e the ri$ht codecs to play each indi!idual file. Codecs are a tric#y %usiness sometimes so to help you out with your file and what exact codecs it needs try usin$ G3pot. +t tells you what codecs you need. Then "ust loo# on the net to find them/ %elow are some common codecs and their download lin#s for quic# reference5 6 ffdshow ('ecommended7 (plays many formats5 8!i0/ 0i!8/ 9i!8/ mpe$:;)) 6 8!i0 codec 6 0i!8 codec 6 ac9filter (for (C9 soundtrac#s/ a#a <.1) 6 =$$ media codec (for .=G) files) Can,t find what you,re loo#in$ for> Chec# out these sites... 6 0i!8:0i$est 6 0i$ital:0i$est 6 0oom? 6 010:' .elp .mo! These are @uic#Time files. .opefully you won,t ha!e to open these as + hate quic#time/ %ut if you do you can $et it here. There are howe!er alternati!es to the ori$inal pro$ram/ Chec# out @uic#Time (lternati!e. .ra .rm .ram These are 'eal*layer files. 'eal*layer +)= is the de!ils wor#. +t installs lord #nows what on your system and ne!er really $oes away when you want to uninstall it. 3till if you insists you can $et the player here. There are howe!er alternati!es to the ori$inal pro$ram/ chec# out 'eal (lternati!e. !cdAs!cd These can %e a pain on some peoples setups/ %ut more so/ on your stand:alone 010 player. For all your !cd needs chec# out www.d!drhelp.com. These $uys #now their stuff/ and can help you with all #inds of media related questions. .mp9 .mpB Csually music files. *lay them with &in(mp. .o$m .o$$ =$$ 1or%is media files. Dou can find out more a%out them and download applications here. This filetype is another music file format/ %ut can %e used for !arious media. Dou will pro%a%ly want to download the 0irect3how =$$ filter to play %ac# =G) files. (ny new !ersion of &in(mp will also do. C0 +ma$e Files .%in and .cue These are your standard ima$es of a C0/ and are used quite alot these days. To open them you ha!e a couple options. Dou can %urn them usin$ Eero (Trial 1ersion) or (lcohol 1B0F/ %ut this pro!es to %e soooooooo pro%lematic for a lot of people. Dou should also consult this tutorial for %urnin$ ima$es with !arious software pro$rams Dou can also use 0aemon Tools/ which lets you mount the ima$e to a !irtual cd:rom/ so %asically it tric#s your computer into thin#in$ that you ha!e another cd:rom and that you,re puttin$ a cd with your ima$e file on it into this !irtual cd:rom/ it,s $reat cuz you,ll ne!er ma#e a %ad cd a$ain/ (lcohol 1B0F also sports a !irtual cd:rom feature. Finally/ if you,re still stru$$lin$ to access the files contained within any $i!en ima$e file you can use C0)a$e to extract the files and then %urn them/ or "ust access them from your hard dri!e. Dou can also use 1C0Gear to extract the mpe$ contents of a 31C0 or 1C0 ima$e file such as %inAcue. .iso (nother type of ima$e file that follows similar rules as .%in and .cue/ only you extract or create them usin$ &in+3= or +3=2uster. 3ometimes con!ertin$ a pro%lematic .%in and .cue file to an .iso can help you %urn it to a cd. .ccd .im$ .su% (ll these files $o to$ether and are in the CloneC0 format. CloneC0 is li#e most other C0:2urnin$ pro$rams/ see the .%in and .cue section if you,re ha!in$ pro%lems with these files. =ther Files .txt .doc These are text files. .txt files can %e opened with notepad or wate!er you default text editor happens to %e/ and .doc are opened with )cft &ord. .nfo These contain information a%out the file you "ust downloaded/ and it,s .+G.4D recommended that you read these7 They are plain text files/ often with ascii:art. Dou can open them with Eotepad/ &ordpad/ 0()E EF= 1iewer or CltraGdit. .pdf =pened with (do%e (cro%at 'eader. ."p$ .$if .t$a .psd 2asic ima$e files. These files $enerally contain pictures/ and can %e opened with (do%e *hotoshop or whate!er your default ima$e !iewer is. .sf! Chec#s to ma#e sure that your multi:!olume archi!es are complete. This "ust lets you #now if you,!e downloaded somethin$ complete or not. (This is not really an issue when 045in$ !ia torrent.) Dou can openAacti!ate these files with 3F1Chec#er (Trial !ersion) or h#3F1 for example. .par This is a parity file/ and is often used when downloadin$ from news$roups. These files can fill in $aps when you,re downloadin$ a multi:!olume archi!e and $et corrupted or missin$ parts. =pen them with @uic#*ar.
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