On Tue, 14 Mar 2017 17:50:41 -0500, Friendly <Stranger@your.door>
wrote:
>On Sun, 12 Mar 2017 05:50:28 -0400, dude wrote:
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>> On Sat, 11 Mar 2017 17:21:17 -0600, Friendly <Stranger@your.door>
>> wrote:
>
>>>$ rm FILE.wmv.000
>>>$ cat FILE.wmv.0?? >> FILE.wmv
>>>
>
>>>RECENT SAMPLE:
>>>
>1 >>$ par2 v Sarah\ V\ -\ Cougar\ Juice.wmv.par2
>>> All files are correct
>2 >>$ cat Sarah\ V\ -\ Cougar\ Juice.wmv.00[1-4] >> Sarah_V-Cougar_Juice.wmv
>3 >>$ rm Sarah\ V\ -\ Cougar\ Juice.wmv.*
>4 >>$ ffmpeg -i Sarah_V-Cougar_Juice.wmv -metadata creation_time=now Sarah_V-Cougar_Juice.mp4
>5 >>$ cp Sarah_V-Cougar_Juice.mp4 FlashDrive/
>>>
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>> ...or Just use HJ Split which is compatible across platforms
>
>At your suggestion tried HJ Split .... sure took a lot longer with more steps
>
>needed to use command line to start the program
>once the GUI loads still takes several clicks to get the file joined
>didn't allow me to change the file name
>
>The five simple commands above in second example:
>1. checked the veracity of the files
>2. Concatenated the files into a name of my choosing
>3. Cleaned the old stuff off the HD
>4. Converted the file to a cross platform format (mp4)
>5. Ported the file to another device.
>
>HJ Split does provide a command line alternative ...
> but still it doesn't allow name change
>
>for splitting files *nix provides a command line option
>http://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/split
>
What OS are you using? I've never heard of "nix before. The command
interface appears to be something left over from the 80's. It would
also be a lot easier to watch the flicks on your TV by using a $10
VGA-->HDMI adapter and playing them on your PC instead of converting
them to a MP4 format.
>Frank Clarke provided an option for DOS that also
>looks quicker than any GUI program. Just get rid of root.000 & root.par2 first.
>Message-ID: <b7bgccdkketb1dogudkpv6dff1ubp4043o@4ax.com>
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>FS
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