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I downloaded what is apparently an entire album, 86.5K, but it won't launch in Itunes like a single song. I can drag it to my Itunes source list, but it comes up empty. LimeWire calls the file an albumwrap. How do I get at it?
Thanks in advance, Steve M. |
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Further exploration: It appears to be one big MP3. However it will open only with the RealOne Player, rather than Itunes. How to rectify?
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Hmm...try stuffit expander, or disk copy. Don't know what an album wrap is, maybe I'm just not up on the whole album system right now.
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The albums I've been downloading have been rar format so you could try unrarx.
(My 100th post )
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Hi;
New user here. Since it has been mentioned in this thread, I have noticed several files with a /.rar extension. What is .rar? Can the Mac use these files? Bob |
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rar files are stuffed archieves like zip or sit files. You can expand them with stuffit expander or unrarax, but I prefer unrarx, cause stuffit always asks for some .r1o file or something like that
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