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25th August 2010, 16:17
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avi.001, avi.002, avi.003
How do I combine separate files with these ends into one playable file? What program does that?
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25th August 2010, 16:29
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you didnt say what operating system you're using
we're assuming a version of windows you can try hjsplit or 7zip  hjsplit download here Code:
http://hjsplit.en.softonic.com/
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25th August 2010, 23:44
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I use Hjsplit to join these type of files. This is how it works: 1. Be sure to have all the files you need to join in the same folder. 2. Launch Hjsplit and click on the JOIN button, then on the Input File button. 3. A window will come up: navigate in there to find the file that ends in .001 and select it. 4. Click the Open button. Hjsplit will automatically find all the other files (.002, .003 etc) and join them into a new single file. Sounds a bit complicated, but it actually is very easy once you've done it.
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26th August 2010, 09:25
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try concatenate. Put all the files in an easy to find folder (I like
to use a removable usb drive), then go to the terminal and try: Code:
cat filename.avi.* > filename2.avi |
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26th August 2010, 12:51
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Why to use these small progs good for only one thing?
I use total commander. It joins this type of files too...(and also makes me coffee and sux my dick)
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26th August 2010, 15:06
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1st September 2010, 18:14
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cat filename.* >> newfile.avi
a single > will only write the last file you need the double >> |
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2nd September 2010, 02:07
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Actually there is a linux version of Hjsplit. Check its' website. I had the same problem and found a version that runs on my OpenSuse. It has been written in Java and works very well.
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20th September 2010, 07:12
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lxsplit is the way to go. simple command line tool that works perfectly and is a snap to use.
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