When you download part of a video file how do you merge them? Also there are a lot of .rar files that end in 'part01' etc. In those cases do you merge the .rar file or the videos inside. You find this everywhere yet no one gives instructions on how to do it lol. All I know is that hjsplit doesn't work for those types so I'm stuck lol. :death:
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If it's several MP4 files, you need a video editor like AviDemux.
If it's split files, one needs to look at the actual files to see what you can do with them.
If it's split files, one needs to look at the actual files to see what you can do with them.
what do you mean? now i've just downloaded and have 3 separated mp4 files of a single video. how should i know if it's single and splitted or the uploader of this video had it separate to became different files? cos if it's so, i can't merge it unless remake the video and put the timeline together. awh i hate it..messing with quality
If all your files can be played, they are separate MP4 files. You can choose to join them or not (joining works only if they are compatible in framerate, codec, resolution, etc).
If only the first file can be played, it is a split file and you have to join the chunks in one way or another.
Since I have no clue about your files, that's all I can say.
If only the first file can be played, it is a split file and you have to join the chunks in one way or another.
Since I have no clue about your files, that's all I can say.