What is the .srr extension used for when coupled with an .avi file?
I've just noticed them more recently; does anyone know what the .srr extension is used for? I always find them with .avi files (encoded as DivX or Xvid). I tried searching the usual extension sites but couldn't find a definition that looks valid for this context... Perhaps I didn't look hard enough.
avi divx xvid
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I've just noticed them more recently; does anyone know what the .srr extension is used for? I always find them with .avi files (encoded as DivX or Xvid). I tried searching the usual extension sites but couldn't find a definition that looks valid for this context... Perhaps I didn't look hard enough.
avi divx xvid
asked Jan 12 '10 at 20:31
Nick BoltonNick Bolton
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I've just noticed them more recently; does anyone know what the .srr extension is used for? I always find them with .avi files (encoded as DivX or Xvid). I tried searching the usual extension sites but couldn't find a definition that looks valid for this context... Perhaps I didn't look hard enough.
avi divx xvid
asked Jan 12 '10 at 20:31
Nick BoltonNick Bolton
1,98672949
I've just noticed them more recently; does anyone know what the .srr extension is used for? I always find them with .avi files (encoded as DivX or Xvid). I tried searching the usual extension sites but couldn't find a definition that looks valid for this context... Perhaps I didn't look hard enough.
avi divx xvid
avi divx xvid
asked Jan 12 '10 at 20:31
Nick BoltonNick Bolton
1,98672949
asked Jan 12 '10 at 20:31
Nick BoltonNick Bolton
1,98672949
asked Jan 12 '10 at 20:31
Nick BoltonNick Bolton
1,98672949
asked Jan 12 '10 at 20:31
Nick BoltonNick Bolton
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These are related to "Scene releases". SRR files are created by ReScene.
FAQ
What is this .srr file?
The .srr file is the format used by ReScene. It contains backups of all parts of the RAR files that are not the actual archived data. It can also store any other miscellaneous release files (e.g. SFV, NFO, etc). It is also an extensible format that will allow for other uses in the future.
answered Jan 12 '10 at 20:39
William HilsumWilliam Hilsum
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Ah, so it's nothing to do with the.avi, so to speak?
– Nick Bolton
Jan 12 '10 at 20:44
No - well not directly. If all you do is play the AVI, you will not need to worry about the .SRR file
– William Hilsum
Jan 12 '10 at 20:48
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The old site with info and downloads is down. (rescene.info, rescene.com)
Now you can find all relevant information here: http://rescene.wikidot.com/
A database of SRR files can be found here: http://www.srrdb.com/
answered Aug 29 '12 at 10:12
GfyGfy
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You can pack your movie file to exact format of source XViD/x264 (warez) scene release. SRR stands for Scene Release Reconstruction
For example you have a different size video files with 2 hrs 10 mins total Length in folder named
PluralSight.Android.Apps.with.Kotlin.Custom.Views-BOOKWARE-KNiSO
After your process it with ReScene/pyReScene and compatible SRR
you will have exact (passing SFV CRC check) scene release files as they were 27-02-2019 pred by kNiSO scene release group, i.e. 20 splitted RAR parts named:
aawkcv.rar 15,000,000
aawkcv.r00 15,000,000
aawkcv.r01 15,000,000
...
aawkcv.r17 15,000,000
aawkcv.r18 9,489,469
and 383,313,920 bytes sized aawkcv.iso packed inside them.
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These are related to "Scene releases". SRR files are created by ReScene.
FAQ
What is this .srr file?
The .srr file is the format used by ReScene. It contains backups of all parts of the RAR files that are not the actual archived data. It can also store any other miscellaneous release files (e.g. SFV, NFO, etc). It is also an extensible format that will allow for other uses in the future.
answered Jan 12 '10 at 20:39
William HilsumWilliam Hilsum
108k16161253
Ah, so it's nothing to do with the.avi, so to speak?
– Nick Bolton
Jan 12 '10 at 20:44
No - well not directly. If all you do is play the AVI, you will not need to worry about the .SRR file
– William Hilsum
Jan 12 '10 at 20:48
add a comment |
These are related to "Scene releases". SRR files are created by ReScene.
FAQ
What is this .srr file?
The .srr file is the format used by ReScene. It contains backups of all parts of the RAR files that are not the actual archived data. It can also store any other miscellaneous release files (e.g. SFV, NFO, etc). It is also an extensible format that will allow for other uses in the future.
answered Jan 12 '10 at 20:39
William HilsumWilliam Hilsum
108k16161253
Ah, so it's nothing to do with the.avi, so to speak?
– Nick Bolton
Jan 12 '10 at 20:44
No - well not directly. If all you do is play the AVI, you will not need to worry about the .SRR file
– William Hilsum
Jan 12 '10 at 20:48
add a comment |
These are related to "Scene releases". SRR files are created by ReScene.
FAQ
What is this .srr file?
The .srr file is the format used by ReScene. It contains backups of all parts of the RAR files that are not the actual archived data. It can also store any other miscellaneous release files (e.g. SFV, NFO, etc). It is also an extensible format that will allow for other uses in the future.
answered Jan 12 '10 at 20:39
William HilsumWilliam Hilsum
108k16161253
These are related to "Scene releases". SRR files are created by ReScene.
FAQ
What is this .srr file?
The .srr file is the format used by ReScene. It contains backups of all parts of the RAR files that are not the actual archived data. It can also store any other miscellaneous release files (e.g. SFV, NFO, etc). It is also an extensible format that will allow for other uses in the future.
answered Jan 12 '10 at 20:39
William HilsumWilliam Hilsum
108k16161253
answered Jan 12 '10 at 20:39
William HilsumWilliam Hilsum
108k16161253
answered Jan 12 '10 at 20:39
William HilsumWilliam Hilsum
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answered Jan 12 '10 at 20:39
William HilsumWilliam Hilsum
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108k16161253
Ah, so it's nothing to do with the.avi, so to speak?
– Nick Bolton
Jan 12 '10 at 20:44
No - well not directly. If all you do is play the AVI, you will not need to worry about the .SRR file
– William Hilsum
Jan 12 '10 at 20:48
add a comment |
Ah, so it's nothing to do with the.avi, so to speak?
– Nick Bolton
Jan 12 '10 at 20:44
No - well not directly. If all you do is play the AVI, you will not need to worry about the .SRR file
– William Hilsum
Jan 12 '10 at 20:48
Ah, so it's nothing to do with the
.avi, so to speak?– Nick Bolton
Jan 12 '10 at 20:44
Ah, so it's nothing to do with the
.avi, so to speak?– Nick Bolton
Jan 12 '10 at 20:44
No - well not directly. If all you do is play the AVI, you will not need to worry about the .SRR file
– William Hilsum
Jan 12 '10 at 20:48
No - well not directly. If all you do is play the AVI, you will not need to worry about the .SRR file
– William Hilsum
Jan 12 '10 at 20:48
add a comment |
The old site with info and downloads is down. (rescene.info, rescene.com)
Now you can find all relevant information here: http://rescene.wikidot.com/
A database of SRR files can be found here: http://www.srrdb.com/
answered Aug 29 '12 at 10:12
GfyGfy
1237
add a comment |
The old site with info and downloads is down. (rescene.info, rescene.com)
Now you can find all relevant information here: http://rescene.wikidot.com/
A database of SRR files can be found here: http://www.srrdb.com/
answered Aug 29 '12 at 10:12
GfyGfy
1237
add a comment |
The old site with info and downloads is down. (rescene.info, rescene.com)
Now you can find all relevant information here: http://rescene.wikidot.com/
A database of SRR files can be found here: http://www.srrdb.com/
answered Aug 29 '12 at 10:12
GfyGfy
1237
The old site with info and downloads is down. (rescene.info, rescene.com)
Now you can find all relevant information here: http://rescene.wikidot.com/
A database of SRR files can be found here: http://www.srrdb.com/
answered Aug 29 '12 at 10:12
GfyGfy
1237
answered Aug 29 '12 at 10:12
GfyGfy
1237
answered Aug 29 '12 at 10:12
GfyGfy
1237
answered Aug 29 '12 at 10:12
GfyGfy
1237
1237
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add a comment |
You can pack your movie file to exact format of source XViD/x264 (warez) scene release. SRR stands for Scene Release Reconstruction
For example you have a different size video files with 2 hrs 10 mins total Length in folder named
PluralSight.Android.Apps.with.Kotlin.Custom.Views-BOOKWARE-KNiSO
After your process it with ReScene/pyReScene and compatible SRR
you will have exact (passing SFV CRC check) scene release files as they were 27-02-2019 pred by kNiSO scene release group, i.e. 20 splitted RAR parts named:
aawkcv.rar 15,000,000
aawkcv.r00 15,000,000
aawkcv.r01 15,000,000
...
aawkcv.r17 15,000,000
aawkcv.r18 9,489,469
and 383,313,920 bytes sized aawkcv.iso packed inside them.
answered Feb 27 at 15:02
user7568519user7568519
5913
add a comment |
You can pack your movie file to exact format of source XViD/x264 (warez) scene release. SRR stands for Scene Release Reconstruction
For example you have a different size video files with 2 hrs 10 mins total Length in folder named
PluralSight.Android.Apps.with.Kotlin.Custom.Views-BOOKWARE-KNiSO
After your process it with ReScene/pyReScene and compatible SRR
you will have exact (passing SFV CRC check) scene release files as they were 27-02-2019 pred by kNiSO scene release group, i.e. 20 splitted RAR parts named:
aawkcv.rar 15,000,000
aawkcv.r00 15,000,000
aawkcv.r01 15,000,000
...
aawkcv.r17 15,000,000
aawkcv.r18 9,489,469
and 383,313,920 bytes sized aawkcv.iso packed inside them.
answered Feb 27 at 15:02
user7568519user7568519
5913
add a comment |
You can pack your movie file to exact format of source XViD/x264 (warez) scene release. SRR stands for Scene Release Reconstruction
For example you have a different size video files with 2 hrs 10 mins total Length in folder named
PluralSight.Android.Apps.with.Kotlin.Custom.Views-BOOKWARE-KNiSO
After your process it with ReScene/pyReScene and compatible SRR
you will have exact (passing SFV CRC check) scene release files as they were 27-02-2019 pred by kNiSO scene release group, i.e. 20 splitted RAR parts named:
aawkcv.rar 15,000,000
aawkcv.r00 15,000,000
aawkcv.r01 15,000,000
...
aawkcv.r17 15,000,000
aawkcv.r18 9,489,469
and 383,313,920 bytes sized aawkcv.iso packed inside them.
answered Feb 27 at 15:02
user7568519user7568519
5913
You can pack your movie file to exact format of source XViD/x264 (warez) scene release. SRR stands for Scene Release Reconstruction
For example you have a different size video files with 2 hrs 10 mins total Length in folder named
PluralSight.Android.Apps.with.Kotlin.Custom.Views-BOOKWARE-KNiSO
After your process it with ReScene/pyReScene and compatible SRR
you will have exact (passing SFV CRC check) scene release files as they were 27-02-2019 pred by kNiSO scene release group, i.e. 20 splitted RAR parts named:
aawkcv.rar 15,000,000
aawkcv.r00 15,000,000
aawkcv.r01 15,000,000
...
aawkcv.r17 15,000,000
aawkcv.r18 9,489,469
and 383,313,920 bytes sized aawkcv.iso packed inside them.
answered Feb 27 at 15:02
user7568519user7568519
5913
answered Feb 27 at 15:02
user7568519user7568519
5913
answered Feb 27 at 15:02
user7568519user7568519
5913
answered Feb 27 at 15:02
user7568519user7568519
5913
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