| 09 Aug 2007 09:59 pm |
Magisterludi Guest | I know of two apps that could often view incomplete Kazaa or Torrent files.
AVIPreview could view some partial kazaa files that were of extension .avi.
VLC Media player can handle some partial files in many formats. Streaming, avi, wmf, swf, and others AS LONG AS YOU HAVE THE CORRECT Codecs Installed.
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| 10 Aug 2007 10:58 am |
macsfast Guest | completed downloads from bitlord, played movies, now it is coming up error, cannot read file. Whats up with that
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| 11 Aug 2007 02:10 pm |
Guru Guest | Very simple....
Just try opening it with VLC player...
Since it is a partially downloaded BC file...it only plays what it has downloaded..
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| 21 Aug 2007 06:38 am |
Entree Rep: 0 Joined: 21 Aug 2007 Posts: 1 OFFLINE | I also once had a avi.bc! file and just removed the .bc! part as some people above wrote and it worked. I’ve opened it with Media Player Classic. Good luck!
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| 21 Aug 2007 11:16 am |
special Guest | it works. my god. i never thought using the command prompt and run those copy command can do the job. thanks man.
to crazy to believe it work. you are really genius.
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| 23 Aug 2007 05:58 pm |
Noel Guest | It did worked for me. Just Follow the steps of comment thanks
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| 26 Aug 2007 09:54 am |
westpark Guest | The files with extension avi.bc! are unfinished.
They may be very little indeed, despite the fact that their size is about 700 MB, as expected.
It looks like, some torrents will register their
final size in advance, making it easier to avoid disk overload, but leaving the impression, they are finished. NT
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| 29 Aug 2007 09:29 am |
lawlsAtYou Guest | :rofl:
.bc! is an unfinished BitComet file. The download did NOT FINISH. You have to redownload it.
AKA No porn for you. Back of the line!
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| 04 Sep 2007 01:37 am |
Diamond Guest | If you’re using XP, go to:
My Computer - Tools - Folder Options - View
then uncheck the box for “Hide extensions for known file types” and click OK.
Then copy the .bc! file to another directory if you want to keep downloading or seeding the original, right click the copy, and select Rename. Delete ".bc!" so that you only have the file name and .avi after it. Click somewhere else. Than double click the file, and it will open with your default player.
Basta
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| 05 Sep 2007 04:35 am |
krizno Guest | make sure it is a complete dl also if you use these programs and get .bc! then try a diff program
BitComet is a p2p file-sharing program fully compatible with Bittorrent. The .BC extension is an incomplete download. This also applies to BitLord. (Note: .BC! is more commonly found but this entry is here as some have found .BC for this.)
theres an operating system called mepis wich has an awesome torrent downloader you might want to google it and figure out weather it is windows compatable i never had a problem using it but using bitlord i have or pay attention and change the extention that would help too.....
-krizno-
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| 07 Sep 2007 06:16 am |
pali Guest | sryuuza, thanx 4 the tips... now i can play the file... jya ne!
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| 08 Sep 2007 02:28 am |
wondering... Guest | Ah, how about, when you’ve done all the steps above, but can’t delete the field, and the prompt reads 'access denied'? Darn it... it’s taking up 3 gb’s.
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| 13 Sep 2007 01:32 pm |
Achin Guest | My avi.bc file is not showing video on Windows Media Player11
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| 24 Sep 2007 02:24 pm |
hawker212 Guest | I have the same problem with gundam seed destiny eps.1-26 and I don’t understand how to fix it and I want to put them on DVD so can someone help please
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| 24 Sep 2007 02:27 pm |
hawker212 Guest | [url]www.Fulldls.com/files-anime-12427[/url]that where I’m getting the files from
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| 26 Sep 2007 06:24 am |
BitComet Must Die Guest | STUPID ASS BITCOMET TELLS ME TO UPDATE ITSELF AND I DO AND THEN MY TORRENTS HAVE BEEN DELETED FOR NO FRIKKIN REASON. AND I HAVE TO RESTART MY 8GIG TORRENT WHICH I GOT TO 80% ON WHICH TOOK 2 STRAIGHT WEEKS NON STOP.......BITCOMET MUST DIE
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| 01 Oct 2007 02:46 pm |
im not a user really... Guest | i’m usin BITCom 0.93 the damn files seem to all be BC! except for one episode (i’m downloading anime) explain please
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| 03 Oct 2007 06:50 am |
im_oh_some Guest | Diamond wrote:
If you’re using XP, go to:
My Computer - Tools - Folder Options - View
then uncheck the box for “Hide extensions for known file types” and click OK.
Then copy the .bc! file to another directory if you want to keep downloading or seeding the original, right click the copy, and select Rename. Delete ".bc!" so that you only have the file name and .avi after it. Click somewhere else. Than double click the file, and it will open with your default player.
Basta
this works. i downloaded a movie titled “film geek” twice and it stopped at 97.9% twice. i tried this and the command prompt solutions and both worked the same way. i can play the video on any media player although the video gets smudged or overlap for a few seconds. so i guess its only advisable to do this with an almost complete download.
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| 05 Oct 2007 05:53 pm |
Monkeyshitface Guest | You guys are idiots. Read the question at hand first....
You cant play files that are incomplete...If you have downloaded the file with Bitcomet..you can try changing the .BC part into .avi The VLC media player will play it as .avi
Best advice and worst advice " download the movie from a different source”. It’s probably a fake.
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| 12 Oct 2007 09:45 am |
o_o Guest | how to do that in Vista? can’t find the freaking Tools...
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