Since some of our videos have been split into parts, and you people should be wondering what to do with the parts, I have created a tutorial how to join the parts into an .avi video using a program called HJSplit.
I tried to write the tutorial as detailed as possible, but if you have any questions, feel free to ask
First, you’ll have to download HJSplit.
You can download it here.
For Windows, click here (Mirror 1, Mirror 2)
For Linux, click here.
For MAC, click here.
HJSplit doesn’t need to be installed. You can run it directly by opening the zip file and clicking on “hjsplit.exe”. Before you start, remember that all the parts (.001, .002, .003 etc) HAVE to be in the same folder, and they have to have the same name or else it won’t work.
Now run the application and after clicking on the 'Join' button in the main HJSplit screen, you will see the following screen:
I tried to write the tutorial as detailed as possible, but if you have any questions, feel free to ask
First, you’ll have to download HJSplit.
You can download it here.
For Windows, click here (Mirror 1, Mirror 2)
For Linux, click here.
For MAC, click here.
HJSplit doesn’t need to be installed. You can run it directly by opening the zip file and clicking on “hjsplit.exe”. Before you start, remember that all the parts (.001, .002, .003 etc) HAVE to be in the same folder, and they have to have the same name or else it won’t work.
Now run the application and after clicking on the 'Join' button in the main HJSplit screen, you will see the following screen:
To join a set of files, just perform the steps indicated below.
(1) Make sure the set of split parts (set of files ending in .001, .002, .003, etc.) to be joined all reside inside the same directory.
(2) click on the button 'Input file', in the screen directly above, which will open the dialog shown directly below:
(3) In this dialog, select the file you want to join. Then press the 'Open' button.
Information: please note that only the first file in the set of split parts (the .001 file) is visible in this dialog. Note that it is important that all split parts are in the same folder. When the other files which belong to the set of split parts (.002, .003, .004, etc.) are in the same folder, HJSplit will automatically find them during joining.
After pressing 'Open', the name and path of the file you just selected will appear in the 'input file' box, please see below:
(4) Press the 'start' button in the screen above. HJSplit now shows a progressbar with the title 'working'.
(5) Finally,you will see the message that joining is completed (see below).
That the joined file can now be found in the same folder as the split part (the .001 file you selected in step 2).
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