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[H] Is there a way to divide a file into parts?
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On January 02 2009 13:30 thedeadhaji wrote: virtualdub, if you know what you're doing This is a good suggestion if the video file is in a format that virtualdub can open. Use 'direct stream copy' and then select several regions of the video and save as. If you are not careful though, you will either have overlap in between sections, or holes that get skipped. | ||
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writer22816
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1. Right click your file that you want to split, click on add to archive 2. Bottom left it says "Split to volume, bytes". They have a couple of presets that you can select, basically this is how big you want each part to be. Winrar also recognizes abbreviations like "M" for megabyte and K for "kilobyte". So for example if you want each part to be 650mb then you type "650m" into that box and press ok. 3. Winrar will now make a copy of your file and split it into as many parts as it needs to be. Obviously the last part is usually going to be less than 650mb. 4. To extract the file from the parts, put all the parts into the same directory, open any one of them up, select the file inside and click extract. | ||
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fight_or_flight
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On January 02 2009 13:45 skyglow1 wrote: When you say burn to a disc, do you mean burn for storage/transfer or burn for viewing, because if you intend to burn it for viewing then hjsplit and winrar are not viable. This question must be answered... | ||
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IzzyCraft
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On January 02 2009 14:45 anotak wrote: on linux there's a command line program called simply "split" On linux there is like open source shit yawn no one gives a shit your linux figure it out yourself we use windows and mac becuase we want other poeple to do the dirty work. | ||
GHOSTCLAW
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0xDEADBEEF
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Surely there are also GUI tools for that task but I always use the "split" command in both Linux and Windows. I'll give an usage example later (and where to get it), it's really not hard. Gotta go now. | ||
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overpool
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On January 02 2009 15:01 IzzyCraft wrote: On linux there is like open source shit yawn no one gives a shit your linux figure it out yourself we use windows and mac becuase we want other poeple to do the dirty work. FYI - The "split" command exists on OS X as well. | ||
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Zelc
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I like this one since it creates the recombine program automatically, so you don't need any special software on the other computer. | ||
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