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  1. gr8simba

    Welcome back :)

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  3. A cyberlocker being sued for $34.8 million by an adult studio agreed in principle to a remarkable set of demands to settle a copyright infringement lawsuit. TorrentFreak has learned that file-hosting service Oron said it would turn over the IP addresses, banking details and email addresses of users alleged to have infringed copyright. The troubled cyberlocker then offered to assist plaintiff Liberty Media in civil prosecutions against its own customers. Last month, adult studio Corbin Fisher (through owners Liberty Media) sued the operators of file-hosting service Oron for a cool $34.8 million, claiming that they induce the sharing of copyright infringing files via their service. The rhetoric in court filings has been harsh, with Liberty Media’s lawyer Marc Randazza openly referring to Oron as ‘criminals’ who do not quality for safe harbor under the DMCA. After having their funds in the US frozen, Oron unsuccessfully tried to have several hundred thousand dollars released, ostensibly to pay for their legal battles and hosting. A judge agreed to release $100,000 but no more, leading Liberty Media to warn Oron users that the file-hoster could collapse. But for all the rhetoric and public aggression, more considered discussions were going on behind the scenes last month. It is already a matter of record that Liberty Media asked Oron for $500,000 to settle the case and that Oron rejected the amount as “unreasonable”. But the negotiations between the two companies went much further than straightforward cash offers – much, much further. TorrentFreak has learned that on June 23rd Oron offered Liberty Media $50,000, some ten times less than was originally demanded. In addition, Oron said that should an agreement be reached it could become particularly helpful towards the adult studio. After a request from Liberty, Oron said it could indeed take “both strong and bold measures to keep Liberty Media content off of its servers” by giving Liberty direct and “unfettered” deletion access to its systems. Then, in order to generate revenue, removed copyright-infringing content could be substituted for links pointing to locations where people could buy official product from Liberty instead. “Oron will receive no income from such links until Liberty has recouped gross income of $400,000 after which Liberty shall pay to Oron 50% of its profits from said links,” Oron suggested. There is nothing particularly surprising in the above since similar systems are operated at other file-hosting sites. But this is where things begin to escalate. Oron also offered to “permanently ban, by email address, PayPal account, IP address or any other reasonable and robust metric, any user who is the subject of even a single Liberty Media takedown notice.” Any user flagged as infringing Liberty’s copyrights would also have their payments frozen by Oron. Then, in a wakeup call to anyone who thinks that cyberlockers offer almost bulletproof security, at Liberty Media’s request Oron confirmed that should a settlement deal be reached, the company could offer the following: Oron will assist Liberty in identification and civil prosecution of any parties who have been using Oron to distribute Liberty’s copyrighted material, including but not be limited to, full disclosure of IP addresses, banking information, emails and any other information that may assist in Liberty in such prosecution. Finally, and to wrap the whole deal up in a neat bow, Oron accepted Liberty Media’s offer to provide “some public relations help for Oron in order to minimize the chance of other lawsuits being brought against it” by stating, contrary to earlier assertions, that Oron does deserve safe harbor under the DMCA after all. Liberty Media’s offer was dated June 22 and Oron’s counter offer was dated June 23 with a June 25 deadline. General agreement was evident on all major issues except the cash offer. Whether their differences on that point will kill the whole deal remains to be seen. from torrentfreak
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  6. A United States District Judge indicated in a hearing today that a little more time is needed to consider the fate of data uploaded by a Megaupload user and lost when the file-hosting company was closed without warning by U.S. authorities. The user’s case is being championed by the EFF who heard today that an order would be issued “shortly”. Additionally, the judge said he would schedule a hearing to consider Megaupload’s motion to dismiss. It’s been almost six months since Megaupload’s servers were raided and seized by U.S. authorities, a long time if you have valuable data stored on the companies now-frozen infrastructure. That’s the predicament sports reporter Kyle Goodwin found himself in after he chose Megaupload as the company to host his videos. Ever since he’s been campaigning for the return of his files with the invaluable help of the EFF. Together they filed a motion demanding a workable solution to enable him, and other users, to regain access to their data. Today the EFF appeared in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia to continue the fight, in the face of what they describe as a government failure to assist Goodwin and other lawful Megaupload users to retrieve their property. According to Bloomberg, during the hearing prosecutors argued that users such as Goodwin should be treated as “unsecured creditors” who should file civil actions against either Megaupload itself or Carpathia Hosting, the company where Megaupload housed its rented servers and where the data remains in limbo. In Court, Assistant U.S. Attorney Andrew Peterson described Megaupload as a service provider as opposed to an entity that holds people’s property. “A file-copying service is what Megaupload provided,” he said. In response, Judge O’Grady noted that Goodwin wasn’t asking for a service to be restored, but his videos back. “He’s asking for his data back, and that’s property, right?” he said. O’Grady did not make a decision on return of the data today, but indicated that one will come soon. “We’ll look at it a little further and issue an order shortly,” he concluded at the end of the hearing. According to PC World, during the hearing O’Grady rejected a request from Megaupload’s lawyers to challenge the Department of Justice’s seizure of Megaupload assets, describing the request as “premature” while noting he’s still considering their motion to dismiss.
  7. Today i will show how to Mount a Virtual Drive with Daemon Tools. Step 1: First Download the Daemon Tools, Either download a Demo or just get it from CW. (See how to download from Rapidshare) or you can search your program with link of the FileHost thats Premium account sleep's in your pocket or if you are a VIP here than it's doesn't matter for you ;P How to do Search follow simple steps. Step 2: Follow all the steps for installation via text files with different names like Read me, How to Install or Important must read.... etc. These files always comes with the setup simply make your habit to read Instruction files before installing any program. See the screen's below. See how to extract rar file here. Step 3: After Successfully install the Daemon Tools on your system now open it. It won't open like a regular program see what i done in the screens. Caring & Sharing is my hobby. I hope my few words & explanations helps you a lot if yes then dont forget to hit the like button ... gr8simba
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    How to extract from a multi-part WinRAR Archive?

    Learn via Screen How to extract from multipart RAR files, spanned RAR files, splitted RAR files, multivolume RAR files, multi-part RAR archives, multi volume RAR archives etc. Remember all are same. Extracting From Multipart RAR Files:
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    How to extract from a multi-part WinRAR Archive?

    Q 1.9 Hi there,I have a strange problem when it comes to multi rar unpacking. I'm trying to play a part2.rar game I downloaded and unpacked, and although neither file is corrupted, I can't seem to figure out how to merge the two files together in order for the game to work since it currently won't work. Could you please help me? How can I merge the two RAR parts together? First of all: You don't need to merge the RAR parts 'by hand' in order to extract them. The extraction program will do everything that is necessary during extraction automatically. Maybe you have not downloaded all parts of the multipart RAR yet. Check if there are more then two parts out there. Maybe you have not put them all in the same directory yet. Please check this also. Once you are good to go, start the extraction by opening the first part (First part only!!! All other parts will be found and extracted automatically!). Done! :-) Q 2.0 Hi! I want to ask something about extracting multipart RAR files... I'm downloading .rar files with many parts, and the extractor says [multipart] and stops the extracting... notice: I'm downloading the .rar files using cryptload. Please help me, and tell me what do I have to do to fix it Could my download helper be causing these problems? Unfortunately: Yes. There have been reports that cryptload causes these problems. Other users reported that other download helpers, e.g. Jdownloader, worked fine. If you are getting consistent and unexpected corrupt downloads, try to minimize failure sources by downloading directly without any helper and see if anything changes... Good luck! :-) Q 2.1 Hi! I stumbled upon some files with the extensions .r03, .r07, .r31 etc. I read in the Wikipedia, that these are RAR compressed archive files. How do I 'unrar' .r03, .r07, .r31, and etc. files? .r03, .r07, .r31, and etc. RAR files belong to a set of RAR files which form a multipart archive, that you can not 'unrar' without all of it's parts. So go and get all the RAR files with the extensions .r03, .r07, .r31, and etc. There will be at least somewhat over 30 parts. Then place all files of the set in the same folder and double-click the first file with the extension ".rar" to start the unrar process (if RarZilla or a similar program is installed). All other parts, e.g., the ".r07" RAR file, will automatically be found and unrared. Congratulations! That's it. :-) Q 2.2 Hi! I'm trying to open the first part of a 17 part RAR download. I see a (temporary?) 531MB file with the extension .ISO when extracting, but it disappears when the extractor is finished, and it asks me to enter info for the next archive. I was wondering maybe I need to download all of the files, all 17, before I start to open them? Yes! The 17 ".part1-17.rar" RAR files together form a multipart RAR archive, which you can not extract partially. Splitted RAR archives are usually used if the space on the medium is limited. If so e.g. a large 531MB RAR archive as a download and there are only a few MB of webspace at different hosters available, one creates a splitted archive, consisting of 17 parts, that is put back together after the download. If you have downloaded all 17 ".part1-17.rar" RAR files, and placed them in the same directory, it is sufficient to double-click the file with the extension ".part1.rar" to start the unrar process (if RarZilla or a similar program is installed). All other files, e.g., the ".part17.rar" RAR file, will automatically be found and unpacked. Q 2.3 Hi! I downloaded all parts of a multipart RAR file, but still the extractor doesn't extract. It seems like one of the parts is corrupted. Is there a way to fix a multipart RAR file? Then: Make sure, that there is enough free disk space available on your hard drive to extract the RAR files. Double-check that you have all parts of the multipart archive and that they are all in the same folder. Start the extraction with the first part. If the extraction still fails, re-download all broken parts. Sometimes this still doesn't help, because the RAR files on the server might have been damaged already while uploading. In this case, try to contact the person who uploaded the multipart RAR file and kindly ask for a re-upload and repeat the steps above. Now, at last, your multipart RAR file is extracted. :-)
  10. Q 1.1 Hi! I am a complete newbie to RAR files and I want to learn what to do with them. I was just wondering: What is a multipart RAR file?What is a multipart RAR file? A multipart RAR file is a standard RAR file, that was splitted into many smaller parts. This way, very large Archives can be placed on many small mediums, e.g. CDs. The parts of a multipart RAR file are usually named "xyz.part1.rar", "yxz.part2.rar" etc. or "xyz.rar", "xyz.r01", "xyz.r02" etc. Depending on how many parts have been generated, there may be a few or a few hundred of these files. A multipart RAR file can additionally be encrypted and protected by a password. Read more on password protection in the protected RAR files section of this Tutorial. BE CAREFUL: Sometimes multipart RAR files are used for phishing. Learn more in the phishing RAR files section of this Tutorial. Sometimes a multipart RAR file can be damaged and corrupted. Please take a look at the corrupted RAR files section of this Tutorial to learn more. Q 1.2 Hi! I am an absolute beginner and I have a question: There are multipart RAR files, spanned RAR files, splitted RAR files, multivolume RAR files, multi-part RAR archives, multi volume RAR archives etc. What is the difference between multipart RAR files and a splitted RAR archive? This is easy: There is no difference. It's all the same. RARfiles are also sometimes called RAR archives, RAR documents, RAR packages or just RARs. Multipart RAR files can be called spanned, multi-volume, splitted, in pieces, etc. etc. as well. But still: It's all the same: A large RAR file broken into many smaller files. Q 1.3 Hi! I want to download a large multipart RAR file and before that, I would like to test the extraction of a splitted archive (".part1.rar", ".part2.rar" etc.) with a simple example file. Do you have a simple example multipart RAR archive that I can use for testing? Yes, here is a small splitted example rar file that consists of three parts: example_splitted_archive - CW.part1, example_splitted_archive - CW.part2, example_splitted_archive - CW.part3 The file is as simple as possible: it is splitted, but not password protected and it contains only one file. It is recommended to put all the RAR parts in the same directory to speed up the unpacking process. Q 1.4 Hi! I would like to uncompress some multipart files that were compressed using the RAR algorithm. I noticed that Windows does not support RAR extraction. How can I open multipart RAR files for free? There are lots of free programs that can open multipart RAR files, e.g. RarZilla or Free RAR Extract Frog. Simply install one of the above freeware programs, put all parts of the multipart RAR archive in the same directory and double-click the first part. Congratulations. That's it. :-) Q 1.5 Hi! I have used the unrar tool for some time and it has always worked well. Today, however, I tried to open a RAR file, but it was not unpacked. The file extension was somewhat different than that of previous RAR files. This ended in ".part2.rar". How can I unpack a ".part2.rar" RAR file? A ".part2.rar" RAR file is a part of a splitted RAR file which you can not unpack without the other parts. Splitted RAR archives will be used if the space on the medium is limited. If so, e.g., a large 700MB RAR archive is splitted into some 100MB parts and uploaded at different hosters. The seven parts are then put back together after the parts have been downloaded. You need to download all parts of such splitted archives to be able to begin with the unraring process, so go and get all the RAR files with the extensions ".part2.rar, .part1.rar" etc. Depending on how many parts have been generated, there may be a few or a few hundred of these ".partXYZ.rar"-type files. If you have downloaded all files needed, e.g., all seven ".part1-7.rar" RAR files, and placed them in the same directory, it is sufficient to double-click the file with the extension ".part1.rar" to start the unrar process (if RarZilla or a similar program is installed). All other files, e.g., the ".part5.rar" RAR file, will automatically be found and unpacked. Done! Congratulations! :-) You have just unpacked your first splitted RAR archive. Q 1.6 Hi! I downloaded all parts of a multipart RAR file, but still the extractor doesn't extract. Why does the extraction not work, even though I have all parts? Probably at least one of the RAR parts is corrupted. That happens often during transmission. And maybe there is not enough free memory or diskspace. First of all: Make sure, that there is enough free disk space available on your hard drive. Then double-check that you have all parts of the multipart archive and that they are all in the same folder. If the extraction still fails, re-download all parts. Sometimes this still doesn't help, because the RAR files on the server might have been damaged already while uploading. In this case, try to contact the person who uploaded the multipart RAR file and kindly ask for a re-upload and repeat the steps above. Now, at last, your multipart RAR file is extracted. :-) Q 1.7 Greetings! I certainly like my RAR extractor, especially the way it can extract multi part RAR files by just selecting the first part. I believe that I need another tool to re-assemble the parts of a single file that has been split into several RAR pieces. Is this correct? I expect to have to do some post extraction work to re-assemble the original file. How can I re-assemble the parts of a single file that has been split into several RAR pieces? All the "re-assembling" of a single file, that has been split into several RAR pieces, is done automatically during extraction. You don't need another tool. Just drag'n'drop the first part... Q 1.8 Hi there, I have a multipart rar, 3 parts (name.part1.rar, name.part2.rar, name.part3.rar) about 20MB each in size. Is there any way to 'join' these multiparts to one single file? That depends on which single file you mean: Do you want to create one single RAR file? Then you need WinRAR. Extract the multiparts and create a new RAR file using WinRAR. Put all the files from the multipart RAR in it. Done. Do you want to 'join' one single file that is inside the multiparts? Then, all you have to do is start the extraction of the first part. All the "joining" of the one single file that is inside is done automatically by the extraction program. Done. :-) If you don't have a free RAR extractor yet, you might want to try RarZilla or Free RAR Extract Frog.
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