Files in number format

andy_new

Guest

I dl a star wars game. I used WinRAR to extract the files but instead of being bin and cue, like i was told, they are numbered. Eg swr1-pcg.001 and they go all the way up to 52 or something. The last file is an sfv file, any help with this would be greatly appreciated. Please don’t laugh if this is an XboX or PS2 format because I am new to this.

hooch

Guest

I just dl a file with the same extensions and after a few hours searching the net i found this little program. http://www.freebyte.com/hjsplit/
it extracts the files numbered 01 to 54 into a big file with the extension .pcg. now im left with to files of about 700mb each both witht the .pcg extension and dont know how to merge these together to installe the program... hope this helps andy. if anyone knows wot i do with the resulting files pls let me know.

Burtoc

Guest

I just downloaded that Starwars game that you were talking about and I can see your problem. What you have to do is right click on swr1-pcg.001 and choose to open the file with Winrar archiver. Then, extract the bin and cue file and there you go. Now, just burn to cd or mount on virtual drive and your good.

Axe

Guest

When i mount to a disk and try to play, it says put in the original disk and hit retry...

Powerstage

Guest

I dl same game.When i right clig pcg file i can’t see extract choice but i did double click this file and i select open with winrar choice.I can see one bin and one cue file and i did drag and drop anywhere on my pc.

Death666

Guest

OK,

for those who require the “original disc” let’s see what we can do about that.

While the disc is mounted 'in the drive' open it.
-right click and select open

Check within the files for a folder that stands out
-labeled razor or something similar (named by the person who you got the file(s) from.

If there is no folder, then try gamecopyworld.com

Use the searchbar and search for your game.