![]() Versions will be updating but meanwhile, a couple of observations. When all of the RS files are successfully downloaded, then jDownloader will automatically extract the contents of them and put that in the folder specified by Item 2 of Image G. It is also possible to grant jDownloader access to your modem so that it (jDownloader), can reset your modem in order to get a new IP address, but that’s beyond the scope of this beginner’s tutorial.Ģ2. switching your modem/router combination off/on usually achieves this) but most people don’t bother doing this, as they prefer to just start jDownloader and forget about it until everything is finished.Ģ1. You can bypass the wait time by changing your IP address (e.g. As you can see in image J, there are two parts downloaded and we’re waiting for permission to download part 3.Ģ0. Image J just shows what completed files look like in the jDownloader display. If you’re using the ordinary non-pay version of RS, then there’s a wait time before each individual file can be downloaded. Just clicked the Green arrow to start the download.ġ7. You’ll now get a window similar to the one in Image H. If all the links show as “online” then click “Accept all” (Item 6 above).ġ6. links are dead or RS servers offline) so some of these files may show as offline.ġ5. In reality some of the files may not be available for download (e.g. In the example all the files are available and so are marked online. The column marked by Item 5 above, shows the status of the files at each of the RS links. Item 4 in Image G, should be ticked to ensure that the files downloaded from RS get extracted.ġ4. If the RS links came with a password (see Image D) then put it at Item 3, otherwise just leave this blank.ġ3. Item 2 is the directory where you want the RS files (and the file(s) extracted from them) to be stored.ġ2. If you are just downloading one set of links, as in the example, then this can be left as “various”.ġ1. This is useful if you want to queue up multiple sets of RS links to download. ![]() The ”Link Collector” window will now open. When the links are satisfactory click “Add” as shown above, in Image F.ĩ. If you find the links aren’t in that window or there’s some other rubbish there, just delete the unwanted stuff and manually copy and paste in the required links.Ĩ. The “Add Links” window will open with the links you previously copied already in there. Now go back to jDownloader and select “File -> Add -> Add Links” as shown in Image E.ħ. Don’t forget to make note of any password, as you’ll require that later.Ħ. ![]() Select them all, then Right-click and copy them all. ![]() At this point go to the webpage, with the RS links you want to download from. You’ll now see the main jDownloader window, as in Image C.ĥ. Just click “OK” and let jDownloader install the updates.Ĥ. You’ll now see a dialog box like Image B. This just means that jDownloader is already totally up to date. Don’t worry if you don’t see a dialog box like that shown below. Just click “OK” to download the available downloads.Ģ. When you first start it up, the chances are you see a dialog box similar to Image A. a set of rapidshare links may contain a single avi or a folder containing a number of files.ġ. The purpose of this beginner’s tutorial is to introduce how to use JDownloader, in a very basic fashion, to download a set of Rapidshare links, which have been found on a webpage and to automatically extract those downloaded files to whatever file(s) they contain. Haven't used this app for very long myself so excuse any errors in my method. Since there's not a lot of documentation for jDownloader yet, i figured you can have this if you want until the full documenation comes online. I wrote the following very basic beginner's tutorial to help out users on another site which i work on.
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