zooner
04-07-06, 04:08 AM
freeware
AutoUnpack is a freeware utility that can be used to automatically repair and unpack RAR archives, or splitted files (e.g. *.001). It has the following features:
*Automatically repairs, and unpacks all RAR archives or splitted files
*Par2, and RAR implementation (special thanks go out to: Rarlab [creator of WinRAR], and Peter B. Clements [creator of QuickPar])
*Intelligent file processing (it remembers what archives were already processed. If no new files are found for the archive, the archive will be skipped).
*Separate input and output folders possible
*Delete archives on succesful unpack (including .par2, .nfo, .nzb, .sfv files)
*Unpack to a sub-folder, using the archive's name
*Loop function (it can restart after a certain amount of time (processing the newly downloaded files)
*Automatically remove incomplete archives (and par files), that are older than a certain number of days
*Automatically remove empty folders (recursively), from the input folder, as well as the output folder
* And a lot more..
http://www.see-and-be.com/AutoUnpack/
AutoUnpack is a freeware utility that can be used to automatically repair and unpack RAR archives, or splitted files (e.g. *.001). It has the following features:
*Automatically repairs, and unpacks all RAR archives or splitted files
*Par2, and RAR implementation (special thanks go out to: Rarlab [creator of WinRAR], and Peter B. Clements [creator of QuickPar])
*Intelligent file processing (it remembers what archives were already processed. If no new files are found for the archive, the archive will be skipped).
*Separate input and output folders possible
*Delete archives on succesful unpack (including .par2, .nfo, .nzb, .sfv files)
*Unpack to a sub-folder, using the archive's name
*Loop function (it can restart after a certain amount of time (processing the newly downloaded files)
*Automatically remove incomplete archives (and par files), that are older than a certain number of days
*Automatically remove empty folders (recursively), from the input folder, as well as the output folder
* And a lot more..
http://www.see-and-be.com/AutoUnpack/