Help with files: 'r01', 'r02, 'r03', etc...

[tookerfish]

I just finished downloading a bunch of files (a folder), and was surprised after opening it. This was the file listing I saw in the folder (I only included the extension, not the file name. Also, I didn't included every file, as they are mostly all the same, they just go up 1 #):

.r00
.r02
.r04
.r05
.r06
.r07
.r08
.r09
.r10
.r11
.r12
"
"
"
"
"
.rar
.sfv
.nfo

I have never seen a file extension that looks like the first 50 files here . The only extension I recognize is .rar file. So my question is: how do I extract/open these files in the folder?

Thank you!

 

[dbnoise]

You have to concatenate them try split and concate.
Split&Concat homepage

 

[theo]

That's a scene release. All you need to do is extract the .rar file with stuffit expander or unrarX and you will have your file.

 

[Kash]

theo hit the nail on the head.

 

[kisuke3]

most uploaders they split the because its too big. Just like what theo said download those programs or download the unarchiver then just unrar the first one then it will unrar the succeeding files.

 

[tookerfish]

That's a scene release. All you need to do is extract the .rar file with stuffit expander or unrarX and you will have your file.

Thanks to Theo and everyone else for their help. I extracted the .rar and it worked perfectly.