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Thread: How to break up big files?

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    I downloaded a movie with two parts (CD1 and CD2) and both files were a little under 700mb. Now what I want to do is break up each CD into multiple parts so its not one huge upload and is download friendly to other users who may download it.

    Now, I know you use WinRAR, but each time I've tried to add the file to the archive and have the mb be 100 per thing for some reason it comes out with A LOT of parts rather then 7 or so.

    Does someone know what I'm doing wrong and can perhaps point me into the right direction so I can get this done?

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    What are you writing in "Split to volumes" when packing with winrar?
    That's it. I got it

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    Or use HJsplit...

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    Quote Originally Posted by stream View Post
    What are you writing in "Split to volumes" when packing with winrar?
    100mb.

    Quote Originally Posted by snoopdo2g View Post
    Or use HJsplit...
    I thought HJsplit packs the files together to be one big file, not multiple parts so its upload and download friendly.

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    im not sure but winrar dimension is bytes so you have to write 104857600 bytes thats 100MB
    Last edited by r77; 12-31-2007 at 08:15 PM.

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    Use winrar with the split volume option while compressing and you can change to any size you want.


    It is very easy and simple.
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    Quote Originally Posted by r77 View Post
    im not sure but winrar dimension is bytes so you have to write 104857600 bytes thats 100MB
    I'll try that.

    Quote Originally Posted by sanjana View Post
    Use winrar with the split volume option while compressing and you can change to any size you want.

    It is very easy and simple.
    Ya, I use WinRAR but I run into the problem when splitting the volume and while compressing it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Killswitch™ View Post
    I'll try that.

    Quote Originally Posted by sanjana View Post
    Use winrar with the split volume option while compressing and you can change to any size you want.

    It is very easy and simple.
    Ya, I use WinRAR but I run into the problem when splitting the volume and while compressing it.
    May I know what is problem you are having while using the winrar and what error that you get?
    I am proud to be a part of this communities.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Killswitch™ View Post
    I thought HJsplit packs the files together to be one big file, not multiple parts so its upload and download friendly.
    HJSplit will enable you to split the large file into smaller chunks, which can be much more easily sent and stored. Later on these chunks can be re-joined using HJSplit itself or HJJoin.

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    Finally got it working 'cause of some peoples great informational post towards this problem.

    Thanks to everyone who helped me out. Much appreciated.

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