Split n Join for Mac
Split and combine movie clips, audio clips, or split DMG segments.
$32.96
In English
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Split n Join overview
Split n Join allows you to split and combine specific types of files. Split n Join adds four more components to SplitMe, another software title we develop, to let users combine files. Use SplitMKV to split a single Matroska movie into multiple independent movie clips, each of which can be opened. JoinMovie allows users to combine independent movie clips into one QuickTime movie, which can be saved, imported back and then exported to create a self-contained, multiplexed QuickTime movie. Likewise, users can combine multiple independent audio clip into one, which can be exported to create a joint audio clip. JoinImg deals with a set of split DMG segments. Use JoinImg to put DMG parts together to create a single disc image to restore the original state before it was split.
A User's Guide is available here.
What’s new in version 2.6.5
Version 2.6.5:
Note: this is a legacy piece of software and unfortunately it does not support recent macOS versions
- Fix: The command-line tool counterpart for AVISplit was available for PowerPC. So AVISplit ultimately failed under Snow Leopard. Now, this command-line tool is in Universal Binaries.
- Fix: SplitMKV could fail when the split size had a decimal point. So the application now forces the user to enter a positive integer as a split size.
- The application can regenerate preference files when they go missing.
- Fix: The Download command (Split n Join > Download) was disabled in the last update for licensed users. We are sorry. Please refer to the License e-mail message to download the latest version this time.
Split n Join for Mac
$32.96
In English
Version 2.6.5
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Oct 8 2012
Version: 2.6.5
Is this an actively developed product?
I went to the website and they say they used to develop Mac software and now they're Win only ... is that on the level or some strange sarcastic anti-marketing ploy?
I tried the competition and it produces lousy joined files unless you output to divx, but who wants to do that in this day and age?
Jan 10 2010
Version: 1.2.6
well perfect your application if so fine but so fine that...
i think you should buy it,
as said i'll stick with my own ones..
read carefully your reply and see how useless it can be even with ur given explication...
LOL
"Duohhhh... If you split a file into parts with RAR or whatever and if one of the parts goes missing, the entire file will be ruined. By splitting an independent movie into multiple independent segments, even if one of them goes missing, you can still open and watch other segments. Is it that difficult to see the difference?"
IMPRESSED!!! i was really but really looking for something like this. havin a bunch of broken movies i can still partially watch, where the hell i was living before, you just gave me the LIGHT, i can finally see!!!
Thanks, Thanks, Thanks,
PS
where i send the checks?
Dec 28 2009
Version: 1.2.5
well, maybe your application do something that anyother since has ever done..
But, opening your eyes you'll notice that anywhere on the net files are shared, splitted, archived using rar... and in my opinion its safer since you can generate pars, so avoid any corruptions of the files if ever happens.
im not telling yours is useless, but just another piece of soft not really needed, (by me anyway).
i'll stick on JigSaw 3.
Dec 4 2009
Version: 1.2.2
>Take a good look on "Other People Suggest" section on this page, also add a couple more free apps on the list: Chop DMG and MacHacha.
1. None of them lets you split movie files into independent movie clips except SplitFuse, which doesn't work on Matroska-container movies.
2. None of them lets you combine multiple movies into an independent movie clip.
3. None of them lets you split a zip archive into multiple independent archives.