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Carl Hoang April 13th, 2008 08:33 PM

Backup large video file
 
Is there a way to break up large video file and back them up to 4GB DVD?
Also put them back together after the restore. Thanks for any help.

Ryan Mueller April 14th, 2008 03:59 PM

Hey Carl,

Just an FYI, you would probably have better luck posting this in an editing thread. Yes, there are ways that it can be done, but it really depends on what OS you work on. I suggest asking this question in either the mac or the windows editing threads.

Richard Hunter April 14th, 2008 06:16 PM

Winzip can do this, you specify the max file size you want and it will split it into a multipart archive whose parts do not exceed the max size.

Richard

Carl Hoang April 14th, 2008 11:34 PM

That's a great suggestion! Thanks!!!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard Hunter (Post 860518)
Winzip can do this, you specify the max file size you want and it will split it into a multipart archive whose parts do not exceed the max size.

Richard


Piotr Zubik April 15th, 2008 06:12 AM

Carl,

I would advise you to use any free file splitters like that only splits file rather than compresses and splits it as winzip or winrar does it, which takes forver and you don't get almost any benefit (the file size of a packed film clip is relatively the same as uncompressed).

The one I use is: http://www.dekabyte.com/filesplitter/download.html
It's free, and it even creates an executable file which merges the split files for you automatically so no need to run the very program. Hever tried it on the video files though.....

Hope this helps

Piotr

Carl Hoang April 15th, 2008 05:23 PM

That's another great idea. Thanks!!!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Piotr Zubik (Post 860764)
Carl,

I would advise you to use any free file splitters like that only splits file rather than compresses and splits it as winzip or winrar does it, which takes forver and you don't get almost any benefit (the file size of a packed film clip is relatively the same as uncompressed).

The one I use is: http://www.dekabyte.com/filesplitter/download.html
It's free, and it even creates an executable file which merges the split files for you automatically so no need to run the very program. Hever tried it on the video files though.....

Hope this helps

Piotr



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