JDownloader, Extract OK, now what? (2024)

Okay, considering I've never really used a program like JDownloader before, I think I'm doing pretty good so far. But now I'm stuck. Here's where I'm at.

I appear to have downloaded the movie I want into 41 rar files (totaling about 4 GB). In JDowloader all their status are listed as "Extract OK". What do I do next? How do I join all those rars into a single playable file?

KnightofGrayskull said:

There's the VIDEO_TS folder, full of very large VOB Files. Is that it?

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Yes it is.
You need a DVD player program to read the DVD on your computer.
Some are free and good, like VLC (who can read DVD, but can has trouble reading some menu),
but most of them are not amazing. maybe try http://www.kantaris.org/ it is based on code from Videolan client (VLC)
but with an interface like windows media player. I don't use it, but it looks good. But really just use VLC, it should be fine.

here a link to some software, make your choice: http://www.videohelp.com/tools/sections/video-players

And, of course, you can burn the DVD files as a VIDEO DVD with a burning program like NERO (use VIDEO DVD, and NOT data DVD)
that way you can play the DVD on your home DVD player to watch it on your TV.

TMBTM said:

KnightofGrayskull said:

And, of course, you can burn the DVD files a a VIDEO DVD with a burning program like NERO (use VIDEO DVD, and NOT data DVD)
that way you can play the DVD on your home DVD player to watch it on your TV.

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Thanks a bunch. Does Adobe Premiere work too?

KnightofGrayskull said:

TMBTM said:

KnightofGrayskull said:

And, of course, you can burn the DVD files a a VIDEO DVD with a burning program like NERO (use VIDEO DVD, and NOT data DVD)
that way you can play the DVD on your home DVD player to watch it on your TV.

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Thanks a bunch. Does Adobe Premiere work too?

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I know you can burn your working sequence directly into DVD in adobe premiere, but I never burned an "already made" DVD (with VOB files and all) that way.
Not sure you can do this, but maybe I'm wrong.

Try BurnWare, a free burning program for windows.
http://www.burnaware.com/

Have you checked the file size of each rar to see whether they all downloaded correctly? also when you try and extract the files in winrar do you get an error with the same file each time? if so you need to redownload that part.

and with that folks, its goodnight from me.

KnightofGrayskull said:

Can't find an ISO file either, just the rar files and a couple par2 files.

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Download Quickpar and open the par2 files. It will show you the damged ones and - providing enough blocks are present - give you the option to repair the archive.