No I haven't switched to Donkey - I never used it , and after last night's first encounter I sure as hell never will.

So with shame , I have to ask like a noob , why this damn thing doesn't hash completed files together !

All we have is all those completed part files sitting there -

First one laughing will cause the second man's death

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHaaaa

Ok, I was the first one laughing. You must be the second man. Are you going to kill yourself now?

Since when did you not use EDK?

uh-huhhaahahahahuhhaahha .

i'm tempted to make this into a sticky topic.

/me points and laughs.

Manually rename methinks

All 71 of em ' ?

THAT's my problem - I got 70 or so little avi's

The damn thing won't merge em

Yes, for Windoze users it is hard to rename more than one file if you cannot do it by clicking. Nice command line tools like 'rename' exist only for mature operating systems. And of course a nice single bash line to rename a whole bunch of files at once is impossible, too. Poor Windozers.

:bananabang1: :bananabang2: :cheerleader:

actually, you can rename dozens of files at once in windows (xp at least). but since i didn't really understand the problem you're facing, geezus, i don't know if this'll help ya.

if you want to rename more than one file at once, you have to highlight all of them and then rename the first one by using the rename option in the right-mouse-button-menu. if you use eg "bastard" as the name you'll then get
bastard
bastard (1)
bastard (2)
etc.

still better is to include "(1)" in the first file already, so you get
bastard (1)
bastard (2)
etc.

afaik the only syntax you can get is "... (x)"

cygwin gives rename too if you need that shit, so does mysys

ahhh I do believe I'm not getting thru

The damm mutt finished all part files - but instead of hashing it together to one movie as it should I now have 70 + little avi's

Aww to hell with it - I just gonna yell to him that he should have gone for MUle in the first place

I think you didn't get through because you didn't actually say that, infact you said something completely different

part files = a single file as it was intended
chunk = a chunk of a part file.

You seem to be calling chunks, parts, which they aren't. 70 part files is 70 different files (ie. 70 different downloads) that don't go together in the first place, 70 chunks = 70 chunks of a single part file, which i now take it you mean?

Anyway, never even heard of a part file exploding into its single chunk pieces but that's what you get for using redundant software tell him, he's going to have to append them all in nandub manually.