unpacking video par files where first file is for example .avi
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Many video files are available via usenet for download as multi-part collections where the first file is often an avi.001 or mp4.001 file with other files numbered in sequence and also par repair files.
This method of file-splitting using QuickPar is usually (in my limited experience) used for individual tv episodes for upload just after broadcast.
In Windows QuickPar will treat the collection as a repair and the numbered files will be joined into the complete video file.
PyPar2 doesn't appear to deal with these. Is there any other gui available that does?
I have just used WINE to successfully install QuickPar in Ubuntu to make the repair and join. This gets me past the problem for now but only because I have reverted one pc to Ubuntu 16.4 to be able to install WINE. The newer releases won't let me run 'must have' softwares like WINE, a working get_iplayer, dukto, inaudible, avidemux etc and when 18.4 arrives 16.4 will have to go. I see now 18.4 arrived a few hours ago...
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Many video files are available via usenet for download as multi-part collections where the first file is often an avi.001 or mp4.001 file with other files numbered in sequence and also par repair files.
This method of file-splitting using QuickPar is usually (in my limited experience) used for individual tv episodes for upload just after broadcast.
In Windows QuickPar will treat the collection as a repair and the numbered files will be joined into the complete video file.
PyPar2 doesn't appear to deal with these. Is there any other gui available that does?
I have just used WINE to successfully install QuickPar in Ubuntu to make the repair and join. This gets me past the problem for now but only because I have reverted one pc to Ubuntu 16.4 to be able to install WINE. The newer releases won't let me run 'must have' softwares like WINE, a working get_iplayer, dukto, inaudible, avidemux etc and when 18.4 arrives 16.4 will have to go. I see now 18.4 arrived a few hours ago...
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asked Apr 26 at 22:46
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Your usenet client will not join them for you?
– andrew.46
Apr 27 at 4:00
I use PAN for usenet client in Ubuntu and it does not appear to offer join or repair. Thank you for your response.
– rich1842
Apr 27 at 15:18
Hmmm... unfortunately I use only text newsgroups with slrn, but the Pan docs seems to indicate some degree of re-assembling: pan.rebelbase.com/manual/html/…
– andrew.46
Apr 27 at 23:07
Actually I think I have already answered my own question: QuickPar creates the split files and rejoins them with repairs if needed. I think only QuickPar
– rich1842
Apr 28 at 2:05
Actually I think I have already answered my own question - QuickPar creates the split files and rejoins them with repairs if needed. I think now only QuickPar can rejoin the parts so I can't go any further with this. Thanks for looking at this.
– rich1842
Apr 28 at 2:23
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Many video files are available via usenet for download as multi-part collections where the first file is often an avi.001 or mp4.001 file with other files numbered in sequence and also par repair files.
This method of file-splitting using QuickPar is usually (in my limited experience) used for individual tv episodes for upload just after broadcast.
In Windows QuickPar will treat the collection as a repair and the numbered files will be joined into the complete video file.
PyPar2 doesn't appear to deal with these. Is there any other gui available that does?
I have just used WINE to successfully install QuickPar in Ubuntu to make the repair and join. This gets me past the problem for now but only because I have reverted one pc to Ubuntu 16.4 to be able to install WINE. The newer releases won't let me run 'must have' softwares like WINE, a working get_iplayer, dukto, inaudible, avidemux etc and when 18.4 arrives 16.4 will have to go. I see now 18.4 arrived a few hours ago...
video
asked Apr 26 at 22:46
rich1842
112
Many video files are available via usenet for download as multi-part collections where the first file is often an avi.001 or mp4.001 file with other files numbered in sequence and also par repair files.
This method of file-splitting using QuickPar is usually (in my limited experience) used for individual tv episodes for upload just after broadcast.
In Windows QuickPar will treat the collection as a repair and the numbered files will be joined into the complete video file.
PyPar2 doesn't appear to deal with these. Is there any other gui available that does?
I have just used WINE to successfully install QuickPar in Ubuntu to make the repair and join. This gets me past the problem for now but only because I have reverted one pc to Ubuntu 16.4 to be able to install WINE. The newer releases won't let me run 'must have' softwares like WINE, a working get_iplayer, dukto, inaudible, avidemux etc and when 18.4 arrives 16.4 will have to go. I see now 18.4 arrived a few hours ago...
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asked Apr 26 at 22:46
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asked Apr 26 at 22:46
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asked Apr 26 at 22:46
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Your usenet client will not join them for you?
– andrew.46
Apr 27 at 4:00
I use PAN for usenet client in Ubuntu and it does not appear to offer join or repair. Thank you for your response.
– rich1842
Apr 27 at 15:18
Hmmm... unfortunately I use only text newsgroups with slrn, but the Pan docs seems to indicate some degree of re-assembling: pan.rebelbase.com/manual/html/…
– andrew.46
Apr 27 at 23:07
Actually I think I have already answered my own question: QuickPar creates the split files and rejoins them with repairs if needed. I think only QuickPar
– rich1842
Apr 28 at 2:05
Actually I think I have already answered my own question - QuickPar creates the split files and rejoins them with repairs if needed. I think now only QuickPar can rejoin the parts so I can't go any further with this. Thanks for looking at this.
– rich1842
Apr 28 at 2:23
add a comment |Â
Your usenet client will not join them for you?
– andrew.46
Apr 27 at 4:00
I use PAN for usenet client in Ubuntu and it does not appear to offer join or repair. Thank you for your response.
– rich1842
Apr 27 at 15:18
Hmmm... unfortunately I use only text newsgroups with slrn, but the Pan docs seems to indicate some degree of re-assembling: pan.rebelbase.com/manual/html/…
– andrew.46
Apr 27 at 23:07
Actually I think I have already answered my own question: QuickPar creates the split files and rejoins them with repairs if needed. I think only QuickPar
– rich1842
Apr 28 at 2:05
Actually I think I have already answered my own question - QuickPar creates the split files and rejoins them with repairs if needed. I think now only QuickPar can rejoin the parts so I can't go any further with this. Thanks for looking at this.
– rich1842
Apr 28 at 2:23
Your usenet client will not join them for you?
– andrew.46
Apr 27 at 4:00
Your usenet client will not join them for you?
– andrew.46
Apr 27 at 4:00
I use PAN for usenet client in Ubuntu and it does not appear to offer join or repair. Thank you for your response.
– rich1842
Apr 27 at 15:18
I use PAN for usenet client in Ubuntu and it does not appear to offer join or repair. Thank you for your response.
– rich1842
Apr 27 at 15:18
Hmmm... unfortunately I use only text newsgroups with slrn, but the Pan docs seems to indicate some degree of re-assembling: pan.rebelbase.com/manual/html/…
– andrew.46
Apr 27 at 23:07
Hmmm... unfortunately I use only text newsgroups with slrn, but the Pan docs seems to indicate some degree of re-assembling: pan.rebelbase.com/manual/html/…
– andrew.46
Apr 27 at 23:07
Actually I think I have already answered my own question: QuickPar creates the split files and rejoins them with repairs if needed. I think only QuickPar
– rich1842
Apr 28 at 2:05
Actually I think I have already answered my own question: QuickPar creates the split files and rejoins them with repairs if needed. I think only QuickPar
– rich1842
Apr 28 at 2:05
Actually I think I have already answered my own question - QuickPar creates the split files and rejoins them with repairs if needed. I think now only QuickPar can rejoin the parts so I can't go any further with this. Thanks for looking at this.
– rich1842
Apr 28 at 2:23
Actually I think I have already answered my own question - QuickPar creates the split files and rejoins them with repairs if needed. I think now only QuickPar can rejoin the parts so I can't go any further with this. Thanks for looking at this.
– rich1842
Apr 28 at 2:23
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Your usenet client will not join them for you?
– andrew.46
Apr 27 at 4:00
I use PAN for usenet client in Ubuntu and it does not appear to offer join or repair. Thank you for your response.
– rich1842
Apr 27 at 15:18
Hmmm... unfortunately I use only text newsgroups with slrn, but the Pan docs seems to indicate some degree of re-assembling: pan.rebelbase.com/manual/html/…
– andrew.46
Apr 27 at 23:07
Actually I think I have already answered my own question: QuickPar creates the split files and rejoins them with repairs if needed. I think only QuickPar
– rich1842
Apr 28 at 2:05
Actually I think I have already answered my own question - QuickPar creates the split files and rejoins them with repairs if needed. I think now only QuickPar can rejoin the parts so I can't go any further with this. Thanks for looking at this.
– rich1842
Apr 28 at 2:23