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 Posted: Wed, 4th Apr 2007 11:30 Post subject: >> SCRU - The Scene Release Unpacker << |
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If you liked SCuN, you're probably gonna like this one even better. If you believe nothing can be easier than WinRAR, don't waste your time in this thread.
Features
* Supports most scene releases packed in .rar/.001/.zip format. Single-disc as well as multi-disc releases.
* Can copy .nfo, \Sample & \Covers. Subs are extracted automatically.
* Can run external programs after each successful job.
* Queuing of extraction jobs. This is to prevent multiple instances of the program that extracts a release at the same time (causes fragmented HDD).
* Setting for defining a default extraction path.
* Integration into Windows Shell. Select multiple folders in explorer and right-click->SCRU.
* Filters. You can define keywords and map the keywords to a path. If the name of the release contains this keyword, it will use the assigned path as output directory.
* Can process (copy) files defined in a custom extensions filter.
* Accompanied SCRU-Watcher can watch a specified directory for new releases (like the "Finished" directory in µTorrent) and auto-extract the releases!
* All error messages are suppressed, instead they are logged to file. Check the \logs\-folder for details when experiencing errors.
Change log
For full change log history, see download link.
NEW!
24. dec 2007: v0.9.0.3
System requirements
* Windows XP Pro/Home SP2 or Vista
* .NET 2.0 must be installed
Screen shots
Main window, let's you edit settings, filters and profiles
Add a release to be unpacked, manually:
OR automatically:
Extraction:
Command line usage
Important: Remember to wrap all directories containing space with quotes.
Let's you edit settings end keywords.
| Code: | | scru.exe <inputdir> |
This command will extract to the same folder as <inputdir>
| Code: | | scru.exe <inputdir> <outputdir> |
This command will extract <inputdir> to <outputdir>...obviously.
| Code: | | scru.exe <inputdir> * |
This command will search through your filters for a match. If no match is found SCRU will extract do default directory, let you browse, extract in current or skip, all dependent on what you have chosen in settingsThis syntax is used with shell integration.
| Code: | | scru.exe <inputdir> b |
This command let's you browse for output directory before extraction. This syntax can also be integrated with shell.
Downloads
Go HERE (will soon be updated)
All right, hope you like it. If there's any strange messages or crashes, please let me know. 
Last edited by birk123 on Fri, 9th May 2008 18:49; edited 14 times in total
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kosmiq
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| Posted: Wed, 4th Apr 2007 12:06 Post subject: |
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Edit: nvm I forgot to add Message Queuing...
Last edited by kosmiq on Wed, 4th Apr 2007 12:11; edited 1 time in total
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kosmiq
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| Posted: Wed, 4th Apr 2007 22:50 Post subject: |
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Would be nice to have an option that makes the program extract subfolders too. Like if you have dox for a game in the game folder all folder would be extracted.
Possible?
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kosmiq
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| Posted: Thu, 5th Apr 2007 00:12 Post subject: |
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Yes scenereleases in their original form ofc but I tend to save dox in folders inside the game folder, was mostly because of that.
I have some C++ experience but no C# or .NET.
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| Posted: Thu, 12th Apr 2007 17:28 Post subject: |
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| Posted: Mon, 7th May 2007 20:57 Post subject: |
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| Posted: Tue, 29th Jan 2008 12:26 Post subject: |
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i have been using 'par n rar', before that rarslave gui. Is this any better than those?
Ok just tried it. I prefer parnrar because it tidies up and deletes your rars after a successful unpack. I can't find this feature in SCRU
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| Posted: Tue, 29th Jan 2008 22:02 Post subject: |
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I decided not to include that feature, but it's very simple to do it. Just make a small batch-script or vbs script and have SCRU run it on successful unpackings. You can configure this in Profiles.
VBS example
| Code: | Set objArgs = WScript.Arguments
For I = 0 to objArgs.Count - 1
Folder = objArgs(i)
Set Fs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
set B = fs.GetFolder(folder)
fs.DeleteFolder(B)
on error resume next
Next
WScript.Quit |
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| Posted: Fri, 25th Apr 2008 21:30 Post subject: |
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i hope i understand more about this
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