Multiple File Extractor

TheDutyPaid

Hello all,

I'm using a program called "Bitser" on a ROM bin as I want to open the 7z files but then have each file in it's own folder.

So say I have 10 7z files, each one has 5 files it it.
If I run 7z I end up with one folder with 50 files in it.
If I use Bitser I get 10 folders with 5 files in each

But my problem is I have 1865 7z files each with about 5 files in each.
Bitser is OK running 40 and sometimes has trouble opening 20 It can't do the whole lot in one go.

I am doing this in Windows and moving the files across via Wi-FI

Is there a better program or just an simple way to do this?

herb_fargus

dont hoard roms?

TheDutyPaid

@herb_fargus said in Multiple File Extractor:

dont hoard roms?

I thought the file was much smaller, it only took a few seconds to download.

mediamogul

@TheDutyPaid said in Multiple File Extractor:

I thought the file was much smaller, it only took a few seconds to download.

Suure... Next you'll be hiding them under your bed and telling us that you're just holding them for a friend. What type of rom set are you working with here? Your goal of needing each file in it's own unique folder is a bit perplexing.

Edit: I'm not a cop.

sselph

on linux it would be something like the following but I'm not sure how good the Raspberry Pi is at something like this.

sudo apt-get install p7zip-full
cd ~/folder/with/7z_files
for f in *.7z; do 7z x -o"`basename \"$f\" .7z`" "$f"; done

TheDutyPaid

@mediamogul said in Multiple File Extractor:

@TheDutyPaid said in Multiple File Extractor:

I thought the file was much smaller, it only took a few seconds to download.

Suure... Next you'll be hiding them under your bed and telling us that you're just holding them for a friend. What type of rom set are you working with here? Your goal of needing each file in it's own unique folder is a bit perplexing.

Edit: I'm not a cop.

SNES it was only 1.6GB and took less then a minute. You have to love 300mb fiber to the home.