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  1. 21st Mar 2008 15:19 #1
    VidHunter
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    I have a video file that is broken into many rar files. Is there a mac program that can join and uncompress the pieces back into its original file?

    Thanks for you time.
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    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_file_archivers#Operating_system_support
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    Good link but I'm surprised at the omission of UnRarX which is pretty much as close to the command line as you'll get and accordingly speedy.
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    Yes, UnRarX works perfectly.
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    Thanks guys for the suggestions. I think I have Unrar X somewhere on my computer when I was combing the net for freeware.
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    My favorite is Mac Par Deluxe.
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