JDownloader runs on Java and is cross platform so there are versions for Linux and Mac. If you’re looking for a program that can download files as well as extract them afterwards, then JDownloader is a good one-click file hosting download tool that is able to handle extracting multiple Rar archive files when they’ve finished downloading. You can supply a text file password list via Options and the program will also look inside the monitored folder to see if there is a text file with the correct password. To start monitoring just click the “Add Directory” button and select the options for that folder such as monitor time interval, what to do with the archive files once they’ve been unpacked, copy/move video files and a useful option of checking and extracting files that have been compressed and then compressed again. Unpack Monitor recognizes 7z, Rar, Zip, ISO, Tar and GZip archives and also HJ Split files. The program also has some quite advanced features such as uploading unpacked files to FTP, advanced filtering to send different file names to specific locations and launching a separate program after extraction. You supply all the required passwords to the program and it will do the rest.Īs the name suggests, Unpack Monitor is a tool that watches specified folders, and auto extracts any archives that appear in them to the chosen location. Here we have 7 free tools that can auto extract multiple archive files, even if they are all protected by different passwords. Of course, most archiving tools such as 7-Zip or WinRAR etc can handle this task, but if you have several files to unpack and some don’t have passwords, some have one password and others have different passwords it can become quite tedious.

Or it can be an identifier to the source when another site leeches the download link. Also a lot of websites will encrypt the archive with a password so that people would know where the uploaded files came from.

It’s sometimes the case that uploaders often take the original archive files and compress them again perhaps into larger chunks.

One of the many “scene” rules in the world of online file sharing is that files must be archived in a certain way and each file should be a certain size, such as a 4GB movie coming in loads of different files because that’s how they were originally compressed by the creator. Level up your file management! Try it out for free!įor serious downloaders especially those that are frequent users of services such as Usenet or bittorrent, it’s pretty common that you encounter archives that come in multiple parts.

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