Extracting mutiple RAR files in queue

[MI21]

G'day guys,

Just wondering if anyone knows of any programs (preferably free) that I can use to queue the extraction of bunches of RAR files? (TV shows etc).

I had one called "Unpacker" that was doing everything I asked until it suddenly stopped working (tried reinstalling etc, no go). I could select a directory and it would extract all 22 episodes of a TV season and delete the messy files leaving me with just the .avi file, perfect.

Cheers in advance.

[koriwhat]

uh winrar?

[Kai]

http://www.deviantart.com/download/137674136/A_Winrar_is_you_by_winrarisyouplz.png

[MI21]

WinRAR would only extract the files at the same time, thus crippling the entire system as it tries to extract 84 archives at once.

I mean a queue program, one at a time, overnight sort of thing..

[resistanze]

ExtractNow.

[PM5K]

7-Zip.

[sinok]

7-Zip.

Definitly

[koriwhat]

7zip is definitely a good suggestion

[velik_m]

Total commander.

[baseline bum]

EDIT: Answered wrong question

[baseline bum]

Or do you mean you have 84 different TV shows, not one in 84 parts? That would be easy to do in linux in the bash shell:



#!/bin/sh
set -e

unrar e -pPASSWORD1 MarriedWithChildren.rar
rm MarriedWithChildren.rar

unrar e -pPASSWORD2 Sopranos.rar
rm Sopranos.rar

unrar e -pPASSWORD3 Rapeman-Manga.rar
rm Rapeman-Manga.rar


Save the commands in a text file and give it execute permissions.

There has to be a Windows port of unrar or something similar that you could stick in the System directory so it's in the path and thus accessible from the command line. Then run a Windows version of the shell script above from the command line. I think Windows uses the command del (delete) instead of UNIX's rm (remove) also.

[MI21]

ExtractNow.

Winner. Cheers mate.

Thanks for the help guys :tu