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saikumar

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uncompressing
« on: March 13, 2006, 04:33:04 PM »
how can i uncompress  the compressed  .zip, .rm, .mpeg, .jpg  files  in linux & in windows.........

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Re: uncompressing
« Reply #1 on: March 14, 2006, 02:11:57 AM »
.zip can be uncompressed in Linux at the command line: "unzip filename.zip".  Many distributions include desktop uncompression software too.  For Windows, I recommend the freeware ZipGenius (I've used most of the main freeware compression programs out there).

.rm is a proprietary format used by RealMedia.  You need their RealPlayer to deal with these.

.mpeg indicates either compressed audio or compressed video.  You require a program that can handle this.  There are too many possibilities to mention them all.  Google for MPEG player.

.jpg files are image files compressed with a lossy algorithm.  Open them in your favourite image viewer/editor.
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