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Radiohead – In Rainbows (45 RPM) from the Legacy Master series can't be unarchived

It's been a while since I've tried to unarchive this, in fact I might've tried downloading it twice when the file host was FileFactory, but 0bviously I still kept the files in case a solution was found.

More precisely, with 7-Zip version 24.7 I get this error:

Cannot open the file as [7z] archive
Errors: Unexpected end of data

I'd try re-downloading the file, but I'm afraid the same thing would happen again. I must've tried to look into this at the time and probably couldn't find any solution, but maybe there is an obvious fix that I missed then, making it somewhat pointless to ask here specifically. still, though, in case more rips have this issue, having the info be easily accessible here would be nice.

I've just downloaded and opened the file without any problems. (macOS 14.6 / The Unarchiver).

Quote from acmh50 on August 2, 2024, 12:56 pm

I've just downloaded and opened the file without any problems. (macOS 14.6 / The Unarchiver).

What file size and hashes do your file have?

Here's mine for reference:

Name: Radiohead.In.Rainbows.(45.RPM).7z
Size: 259705233 bytes (247 MiB)
CRC32: 8C390B11
CRC64: 966B31027EE7A7A7
SHA256: 3ab596c74b3ecc08fca65eefa9321774f97724290155b9e2523a02c386974457
SHA1: effa3bdc6ec14806cc6c62e0634e948d39ae8463
BLAKE2sp: 5177e82927b4078e39dd30dead98183886eb7e15cc19089efa312ab0a08c5b66
XXH64: 8EFDA932090BB8B4

Yeah, I'm not messing around with that as it will not help you open the (probably corrupt) file you have already downloaded.

Quote from acmh50 on August 2, 2024, 1:05 pm

Yeah, I'm not messing around with that as it will not help you open the (probably corrupt) file you have already downloaded.

As I have already mentioned, the last time I tried to solve this I'm fairly certain I tried to download the file multiple times with the same results. Maybe it was broken at the source and now it's fixed because of the file host change, but I'd want to be certain of that before attempting to download it again.

If you can find another method to make sure that our files are different outside of hashes then I'm free to try.

It's not even that difficult to do. If you're on Mac, then you could to something like shasum -a 256 Radiohead.In.Rainbows.(45.RPM).7z (or just drop the file in and it will complete the path automatically) in the Terminal.

SHA256 (/Users/<removed>/Downloads/Radiohead - In Rainbows (45 RPM).7z) = 8db52e77b5a50d27810beba300c41fc8302be00b62014c3eb75d4964e927d5ea

Quote from acmh50 on August 2, 2024, 1:28 pm

SHA256 (/Users/<removed>/Downloads/Radiohead - In Rainbows (45 RPM).7z) = 8db52e77b5a50d27810beba300c41fc8302be00b62014c3eb75d4964e927d5ea

Thank you. So the file is different then.

Quote from fulgericul on August 2, 2024, 1:32 pm
Quote from acmh50 on August 2, 2024, 1:28 pm

SHA256 (/Users/<removed>/Downloads/Radiohead - In Rainbows (45 RPM).7z) = 8db52e77b5a50d27810beba300c41fc8302be00b62014c3eb75d4964e927d5ea

Thank you. So the file is different then.

I already knew that.

Downloaded and extracted no issue...archiving this