Decode mpg.002 or wmv.002 Files

I do I view files that end in extensions like mpg.xxx or wmv.xxx where xxx
equals 002, 003, etc. Anything but 001.

 

reassemble the files

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For multiple files (xxx.mpg.001, xxx.mpg.002, etc):
"xxx.mpg.050" tells us this is part 50 of the file but we have
no idea how many parts are needed unless there is also a "xxx.bat"
file which is the stand-alone joiner, and lists the number of files
in the set. To join without "xxx.bat", you MUST have "xxx.mpg.001".
"xxx.mpg.001" is the first file of the set and the rest of the set will be
appended to it as "xxx.mpg". If "xxx.mpg.000" is missing, the joined
set may not be complete as "xxx.mpg.000" has the checksum and
the number of parts needed to make a complete file.

Save all the files to a folder, then combine them with the
"xxx.bat". If "xxx.bat" is missing, then use one of the below
programs to join the files using "xxx.mpg.001" as the start file.
"MasterSplitter" http://www.tomasoft.com or
"HJ-Split" http://freebyte.com/hjsplit/ or
"Just Another Splitter" http://www.jas-etc.com or
"GSplit" http://www.gdgsoft.com/gsplit/

 

You need to join the files with a utility program like mastersplitter
www.tomasoft.com
It's similar to splitting a file with OE but not as complex.
Except for "AVI", you can view the joined parts without having all of them.
"rar" files, require the use of winrar. www.rarlabs.com

For avi files, you must download ALL of the parts for it to work correctly.