I need help please

I have to join a movie that has been split into 8 parts
Does anyone know how to insatll hjsplit for linux
I am a total newbie with suse but I love it its much better than
windows hands down

I downloaded the library and hjsplit for linux

But Need step by step instructions how to install the programs

Soory about the newbie and rudimentary questions

Thank you


jhnpoul

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Why can’t you just open up a command prompt (konsole terminal) and use
the command:

cat movie.part1 movie.part2 … movie.part8 > movie.avi

where, of course, you have to replace ‘movie.part1’ etc with the actual
names of the files?


plodder

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thx for the info but again I am a newbie
when i use the cat command how do i poin the command to the folder
holding the 8 parts?

thx


jhnpoul

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you can use

cp /xxx to move into the folder where you parts are and then use the
command.

if you want to do it from another folder

cat /xxx/movie.part1 /xxx/movie.part2 … movie.part8 > /yyy/movie.avi

where /xxx is the path to you folder where the parts are
and /yyy is where you want the merged file to be created.

Cheers


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I don’t know that you can join split multimedia files with cat and get a
desirable result. I haven’t done that before because I wouldn’t have
imagined doing that and a simple Google turns up all sorts of supporting
evidence the pieces won’t be joined smoothly (my guess is that it’s
running the individual pieces sequentially and not re-compiling as a
single file. This is particularly important with multimedia because the
buffer needs to be filled with content in preparation for displaying).

So, what is the problem you’re having?
Are you downloading and following the instructions from the software
vendor?

Freebyte.com - HJSPLIT Vendor’
(http://www.freebyte.com/hjsplit/#linux)

Or, I my personal preference is to choose the type of format I intend
to re-compile (eg Xvid, DivX, WMV, etc) and use those tools, it makes
for fewer steps and usually a better result.


tsu2

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As long as you are using split and cat for splitting and joining for
transport, the result will be bit-identical at the other end and so
won’t be an issue whatever the format. You can do the same thing with
ISO images too.


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ken_yap;1914701 Wrote:
> As long as you are using split and cat for splitting and joining for
> transport, the result will be bit-identical at the other end and so
> won’t be an issue whatever the format. You can do the same thing with
> ISO images too.

I can agree with that… which of course assumes that you <know> the
origins of the split files and that each file isn’t individually
playable (only playable as a single large file).


tsu2

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kdenlive

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this assumes you are OS 11.1


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To get to the directory use cd /pathToYourFiles

jhnpoul;1914677 Wrote:
> thx for the info but again I am a newbie
> when i use the cat command how do i poin the command to the folder
> holding the 8 parts?
>
> thx


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