Figured it out. :)
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Figured it out. :)
If you post a question asking for help, and solve the problem yourself - don't edit the post... explain what you did to solve your problem.
I know everything...others don't. :snooty:
Peace, brotherdoobie
Thanks bd. n00bs got to be schooled. :frusty:Quote:
Originally Posted by brotherdoobie
ROFL... not ONE person replied to this thread to help me out so I figured why bother going into a big long explanation for nothing?
Anyway, I didn't figure it out. Still don't know how to do it. But did figure out the files I was downloading were too old, that's why so many pieces were missing, okay?
Sheesh... get mad if I remove a post (Since I'm not allowed to delete it) yet won't help me in the first place? Seems a tad hypocritical to me, especially since you claim to know everything....
Your problem is... that you are using QuickParse to repair rar files.
Try Quickpar, instead.
/fixed
If your still having problems; read this guide.
http://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/f-newsgroups-79/t-repairing-rars-pars-and-quickpar-132644
-bd :dabs:
It IS Quick Par, sorry, I misspoke.
And they weren't rar files - which was the other problem :)
So... Is everything working, now. What type of files were they, btw?
Peace, brotherdoobie
Actually, I found out the files were all too old so I had a TON of missing pieces so I threw everything out and am starting again, setting newsleecher to retrieve files no older than 100 days since its retention time is 102 days.
I don't remember what kind of files they were but to be missing 500 pieces here and 400 there, I just chucked everything :)
Once these get down, I'll try again :)
Ah... you were using your ISPs news server. So, you went with a paid server
for the retention times. (you're catching on, lad) :)
-bd
LOL Yup!!! :) I went to news.usenetserver.com as recommended by one of the folks here. :D
I'm an avid torrent user so finally switching to newsgroups (which I know I should have done long ago!!! LOL :rolleyes: :whistling ) and there's a lot of quirks and learning involved, I'm finding :w00t: Thank goodness for the guides on here, etc. They're very helpful!! :thumbsup: :D
By the way, I'm a lass not a lad :lol: :)