The precise system requirements for the HJSplit application are included in the software’s manual. To help understand why this surprising behavior isnt entirely terrible, consider an application which accepts a config file name as an argument: configroot '/etc/nf/' filename os.path.join(configroot, sys.argv1) If the application is executed with: myapp foo.conf The config file /etc/nf/foo.conf will be used. It is possible that HJSplit can convert between the listed formats as well, the application’s manual can provide information about it. AVI, im sure then Windows DVD Maker will then be able to recognize it. According to our registry, HJSplit is capable of opening the files listed below. and then join then, do you think the end result will be a. like Chess said and then join them might work but i was a complete retard by deleting the individual files, i thought at the time i wouldnt need them anymore since i got the combined file) (Yes i am officially a noob i know.) Well my question is could i just split the files again into 7 parts using HJSplitter and then rename it to file.avi.001, file.avi.002.

I think trying to rename the 7 individual files to file.avi.001, 2.). HJSplit is free and open-source software that lets you split or join files.

So Im trying to join the files so the end result is a. But im trying to burn it using Windows DVD Maker and i am not able to. avi file but its listed as “file” instead, i tried playing it with WMP11 and it says that it doesnt know what kind of extension it is but it still might be able to play it, i click ok and then wallah it plays. I used BinJoin to join the files, it was suppose to be a. Im in quite a pickle here, i recently downloaded 7 parts to the movie 300.

File joined by hjsplit is not working