| 29 Dec 2006 09:52 pm |
dude112212 Guest | guys, if you have stopped the download before it is complete and you have a .bc file, then ur stuffed, you have to start again. You cannot use the file. Its that simple.
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| 31 Dec 2006 03:58 am |
lucifer666 Guest | hey..thx fer da info..i hav sumthing here...i hav a bitcomet file wichz 97.1% finishd n derz no progrss afta dat...itz not continuin frm der...i copied da unfinishd file into anthr foldr n chngd da extension from avi.bc! to .avi...n still i cudnt watch it since no codecs found fer dat...nw wad shud i do..can enybdy help me???
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| 01 Jan 2007 07:48 pm |
Fumo-Fumo man Guest | i hav the same problem, its a bittorrent incomplete download, at 50%, but its just named ***.avi and i cant play it with VLC, or media player classic!
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| 03 Jan 2007 11:34 am |
Nicklez Guest | Hello. I have a problem. I was downloading a list of files from some tracker, and after reinstaling windows I’ve lost bitcomet.... So i have unfinished bc! .ISO file with about 20 mp3 files in it. Is there any way to extract the files?
Thanks
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| 16 Jan 2007 12:09 pm |
Emma-Looooou Guest | Hi. I just downloaded a torrent using bitcomet. it got to 100% but is showing up as avi.bc! files. I used windows promt and changed the file extensions to .avi, but they still wont work on any media players (including VLC Player). I can’t figure out what the problem is, as according to BitComet, the torrent is 100% downloaded, but the files still don’t work! I checked the comments on the torrent before downloading it, and they are all good, and no one else seems to have had any problems downloading/playing the files! Anyone got any ideas, as I don’t wanna have to find another torrent/start downloading again! Thanks. x
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| 20 Jan 2007 05:39 pm |
Joakim Guest | Well still says “not a valid file” after the folder thing...
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| 29 Jan 2007 03:04 am |
SOLAR MONKEY Guest | ANYONE CAN RENAME ANYTHING, THE ONLY REAL INFO HERE IS WHAT THIS ONE PERSON ABOVE (KATANA) WROTE:
“bc! after a bitorrent file means it is incomplete
you can try changing it as much as you like,but it won’t work until you compltee the download”
DON’T SPIN OUTTA CONTROL!!
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| 04 Feb 2007 01:46 am |
user. Guest | I know this sound stupid but could anybody brush me up with the dos commands I also have a problem with avi.bc but can’t even seem to acces the folder trough cmd
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| 04 Feb 2007 05:46 am |
bobstersss Guest | Right click the torrent in bitcomets window, then select 'remove task and all files,' trust me, that will remove the .bc
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| 08 Feb 2007 04:38 pm |
God damn you people are IDIOTS Guest | Marcus Aurelius wrote:
BitComet is a torrent client and for an incomplete file is going to put a bc! at the end of an unfinished download.Also give you a chance to check or uncheck any file from your download so start again and check only file with bc! and download is going to be complete.If you start downloading with BitComet and stopped the download don’t start with another BT client is going to mix the files.
Quote for truth
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| 08 Feb 2007 07:18 pm |
SOOO greatful Guest | Hey thnx guys. removing the bc in the name really did work after the file actually completed downloading! now the file plays unlike before!!
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| 20 Feb 2007 06:52 am |
Paul Crabtree Guest | batra123 wrote:
So: copy xxx.avi.bc! xxx.avi [enter]
are there spaces between “copy” and “xxx.avi.bc!" and between “xxx.avi.bc!" and “xxx.avi”?
I found out that all you have to do is delete the .bc! use windows explorer and right click on the file, left click on rename , left click on the right end o file name and press the backspace button 4 times , then click outside of the square.
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| 20 Feb 2007 06:59 am |
Paul Crabtree Guest | I used windows explorer and renamed the file by backspacing over the bc! works for me !
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| 22 Feb 2007 03:07 pm |
tiarakiyoshi Guest | In BitLord, the extension represents an unfinished download. However, if you see them in the torrent properties it might be because you opened the torrent file before it was finished downloading. Try removing the task, redownloading the torrent if necessary, and reopening it.
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| 22 Feb 2007 07:34 pm |
TinyHinyHoooo Guest | If that ISO is a movie just drop it on that awesome VLC!
If you want to use a another player you can burn it (burn as image) or better even: mount it. Under Windows you need do download yet another application XD... deamon tools will do the job.
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| 19 Mar 2007 02:08 am |
Fromaster Guest | i am having the same proble with a torrented game, i was able to rename the bc! to a ISO file but now when i try to mount it to daemon to install it it just flashes the cmd screen for a second then nothing happpens, any idears?
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| 19 Mar 2007 02:12 am |
Fromaster Guest | i am having the same proble with a torrented game, i was able to rename the bc! to a ISO file but now when i try to mount it to daemon to install it it just flashes the cmd screen for a second then nothing happpens, any idears?
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| 25 Mar 2007 02:59 am |
smokey mcpotpot Guest | thx guys just got jet li the one bittorent had this same bc! crap... deleted the bc! so all it read was “The One.avi” immediantly converted it to a windows media player file.. works like a charm  thx... it isnt an incomplete bittorrent coz i dl’d it all
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| 26 Mar 2007 04:09 pm |
tommythetit Guest | how do i get to the directory where the file is located using command prompt? and also, my file isnt .avi.bc! its just a .bc! but im pretty sure its a .mpeg file, the file is 99.9% complete and nobody has it 100%, not sure why though, can anyone help?
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| 28 Mar 2007 10:05 am |
delsoft Guest | I HAVE JUST ONE ? FOR ALL YOU EXPERTS, WERE YOU NOT A NEWBE at one time.
Tony
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