I downloaded some music file with the tail said ".rar" ".zip"  and my computer canot read em.These are new to me , usually ALL i know was .mp3 , mp4 , wma...what are those,how can i read and what software is my coputer need to support em ? is it really messup all computer progame?
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hey dear,\nthe .zip or .rar files are the extension to compressed files to make them easier to donwload as they wud download fast due to small size. they are compressed using softwares called as winzip to make .zip files and winrar to make .rar files. these files can again be decompressed using the same software used to compress them like using winzip to uncompress .zip file and winrar to uncompress .rar files. u can get them from www.winzip.com and www.winrar.com. hope this helps
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if your using winrar then send as a .rar file. Use winzip for zipping files with a .zip file.
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For bast music you can go to www.mp3000.net.It is safe.I download music from there
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This Answer will Surely Help\n\nThere are some files that use Real Player to work that window media can't play\n\nAll of them have extensions like Real Player has .rm extension and Window Media Player has .mp3 Extension.
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depends entirely on what type of file it is ... I'm assuming it's an audio or video file???? ... maybe it will open in something like Winamp or iTunes????
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Well first of all buddy\n\nYou need to use a different software \nSuch as Nero or roxio easy cd creator.\n\n\nSecond Your problem majorly depends on the quality of the mp3 u got , make sure u get good mp3 qualities more than 162kbps.\n\nIf this happens that means the person who encoded the song to mp3 made it with bad quality
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You can use either. I assume you have them saved as MP3s. If they are saved as WMAs or AACs MP4s (Or whatever format iTunes uses) it might be more complicated.\n\nTo move the files, just copy them to the USB Drive, and then copy to the Music folder on your laptop. This method should definately work for MP3 files. If the are WMA's and they were downloaded from a service you had to pay for, they might not play on your laptop. If you downloaded them from iTunes, I believe you can just login to iTunes on the laptop and redownload them. You may need to deauthorize the other computer.\n\nIf you have the origonal CDs, it might be best to just re-rip the songs.
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You should download Itunes. og to file, properties an go to the change the bit rate to 96 this will make the files amaller and you wil still bee able to hear them. Keep in mind that the lower  teh bit rate the lower the quality. But  I think that 96 is fine. Itunes is a pretty good player for converting i have used it personaly. if your music is wma or any other format it eill convert it to mp3 and it will store in a a file called Itune under you Music folder.
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hey ,\n You need a software to unzip that file . go for winrar \ndownload it and unzip the file ..\n\ndownload from :\n http://www.rarlab.com/rar/wrar36b1.exe\n\n\nHope this Help u \n\n\nBye !!!
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some people rename their files - in making you believe they are an actual song that you are wanting to download - some end up being some sort of virus - \n\nwhen downloading anything from the internet - it's always good practice to run it through your virus scan before trying to open the file (or playing the song) \nbecause once you double click on the file - that opens it up - and IF it's a virus - you have just activated it
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uhh.. when you install media player, there's a dialog box somewhere in the installation that lets you decide what kind of music files you want media player to play. you just have to check them.
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try another format...google the file and see what it is ...you could use realplayer, flashplayer..ipod, etc.
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The file you have downloaded is most likely an MP3. When you write it to a disc try and write it as a data disc rather than music. Use Nero (if you have it) or look for settings on your computer that will allow you to write a data disc. This disc once written will only play on a machine that recognises MP3s. A DVD player should play it back through your TV for you.
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Typically you'll find a set or "rar" files with extenions like .r01 .r02 .r03, etc. It should also include .par2 files if you're lucky.\n\nTo open these files, you'll want to open .rar file with WinRar to unpack the AVI or MPG file inside. If there are 'broken' files, get QuickPar and open a .par2 file to try to fix it.\n\nIf it's really ".fr" I'm afraid I can't help.
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That sounds somewhat shady.  I've never heard of security components to listen to music (especially not mp3, the most common file type today).  What file type is it?
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According to filext.com, .tar stands for "Tape Archive File".\nTAR files are generally not compressed; simply added together into a single file. Most programs that will handle .ZIP or other archive formats will also handle .TAR files. I would suggest trying to open it with WinZip or another application.
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u cont download songs with media player. If there is availability to listen songs........right click on songs and select openwith media player.