#Macpar deluxe utility movie#
#Macpar deluxe utility archive#
#Macpar deluxe utility password#

Again, unfortunately, we have no way of knowing what password someone might have used.

Some files are protected by unknown passwords.

Before attempting to download a set of files, make sure that the set appears to be complete (more on this below).

Not enough complete or undamaged files in a set are available (in some cases you can look at the previous or next day to find missing pieces).

If you are interested in decoding multi-part files, please be aware that it is a multi-step process which will not always be successful because: On the Macintosh platform you can use Split & Concat. The free 7-Zip can be used to assemble segmented, or 001 files (e.g., files ending in 001, 002, 003, etc.). Segmented files represent another multi-part file format. On the Macintosh platform you can use MacPAR deLuxe.įor more information about PAR and PAR2 files, please see: QuickPar is a free PAR utility available for the Windows platform.

#Macpar deluxe utility movie#

PAR files are created for a specific set of data files (i.e., you cannot use PAR files created for Movie A to repair RAR files containing Movie B). RAR or 001 files), and, in some cases, even recreate a missing data file. On the Macintosh platform you can use MacPAR deLuxe.įor more information about RAR files, please see:Ī PAR (Parity Archive) file is an error-correcting file format that can be used to repair damaged data files (e.g. If you are on the Windows platform and you are interested in assembling RAR files, you can use 7-Zip.

Once you have downloaded all of the RAR files for a particular movie, you will need to use a special program to assemble the RAR files. The RAR files available on PictureView are typically of the latter variety: a single large file like a movie broken up into a set of smaller RAR files. A particular file (e.g., a movie) or set of files (e.g., a collection of vacation pictures) can be saved as a single RAR file or broken up into a set of smaller RAR files for easier uploading and downloading.

#Macpar deluxe utility archive#

RAR (Roshal Archive) is a file format similar to ZIP that can be used to archive files with or without compression and with or without encpryption.

Since PictureView is an automated Usenet service, we have no way of knowing the password that someone might have used when posting a set of RAR files. NOTE: Some RAR files that are posted require a password to decode. All of the non-image, non-video files have been moved to the end of each day so they should not get in the way of your normal use of the service. Novice users, if you come across files without a discernable thumbnail (like those in the example above) and feel that the process of downloading, repairing, and assembling these files is not worth the effort, please feel free to ignore them. These miscellaneous files are generally the components of a larger file (typically a movie) that has been posted to a group in pieces that require one or more separate programs to assemble. A number of members have written to us asking about these weird files in PictureView that have no previews.