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How do I open a .dvd file


[Quote] #1
03 Jul 2007 12:50 am
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I have never seen a .DVD extension before and I am having some trouble opening it. There are 6 files.

Rayman.dvd 1kb
Rayman.000 1,048,576kb
Rayman.001 1,048,576kb
Rayman.002 1,048,576kb
Rayman.003 1,048,576kb
Rayman.004 395,520kb

Those files sizes add up to the total size of the dics (not compressed). I have tried WinRar, Clone CD, Nero, Alcohol, WinISO, and a few more. None of those programs will open a .dvd file. Any help would be great.
[Quote] #2
12 Jul 2007 08:43 pm
T34P075
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http://www.imgburn.com/index.php?act=download

heh you really should google something before asking it...
[Quote] #3
01 Apr 2008 01:29 pm
SciFiOutdoorGuy
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actually YOU should check it out before you criticize someone else:

When trying to use ImgBurn the message:
Invalid file or format

NEXT!
[Quote] #4
20 Apr 2008 11:50 am
Nyquist
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Hi from Madrid.
Just only do the following from a command windows (DOS prompt):
copy /b archive.000+archive.001+archive.002 archive.iso
and then burn it!!!!
[Quote] #5
18 Nov 2008 11:59 pm
endorphine
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Use 7zip to extract the files.
[Quote] #6
09 Mar 2009 03:44 am
precision
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basically it tells me how to use a plus on makkin iso but i not get wy it there to began with for x360 iso
[Quote] #7
15 May 2009 05:21 am
abqorian
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Can’t use 7zip to extract it.
It’s a way too different archive type.
[Quote] #8
11 Sep 2009 02:33 am
robydj
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Nyquist wrote: Hi from Madrid.
Just only do the following from a command windows (DOS prompt):
copy /b archive.000+archive.001+archive.002 archive.iso
and then burn it!!!!

worked great
[Quote] #9
03 Nov 2009 04:57 pm
Getah
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Nyquist wrote: Hi from Madrid.
Just only do the following from a command windows (DOS prompt):
copy /b archive.000+archive.001+archive.002 archive.iso
and then burn it!!!!


Sorry, i didn’t get it
can u explain in detail

apreciate it
[Quote] #10
04 Nov 2009 07:32 am
Wannabe
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There are some tools can help you, you can backup dvd to iso, then you can open you dvd file
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Video to DVD Burner for Mac
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