HJSplit User Guide

here is a guide for operating hj split :)


JOINING HJ SPLIT FILES.

i am at my desktop,go to my documents where i saved the hj split program and double click the unzipped folder,it will then open up and show me the hj split program,it has a black tick for a logo.

double click it and the hj split green box opens up,should be 6 boxes to choose from,i click on join,a purple box opens up entitled ,file join, click on input file,i then navigate to where ive saved the hj split files,in this case in my documents folder.

double click on the folder where you saved you files or if they were just saved to your documents folder just click on the file that should be similar in name to the files you downloaded,there should only be one file,even though you may have saved 10 files you will only see one at this stage,this is hj split compacting the files ready for you to join.

once you double click or highlight and click open it will take you back to the purple file join window,hj split will automatically save the joined file in the same place you saved all the hj split files.

now click on start,you will see a box saying working and a bar working its way to the end,when finished it will say joining complete,click on ok.

now click on close on the file join box,then click on exit on the green main hj split box,click on your sure you want to exit.

now go back into the same folder where you saved the hj split files ,you should now see the hj split files,plus a playable video file.

click on it and it should play for you.



SPLITTING FILES.

here we will split files,for you members who want to upload vids to the forum and want to keep the quality of your vids.

double click on the hj split black tick icon,you will have the 6 option grenn window again,click on split.

a red window entitled file split will open,click on input file,navigate to the file that you want to split,double click or highlight and open.

below the input file box you will see a split file size box,the forum only allows a maximum of 20 Mbytes per file size,i allways make my files 19 Mbytes because sometimes the files can increase slightly after splitting.

type in 19 meg into the box,then in the box next to it click on the down arrow and switch Kbytes to Mbytes.

as with joining hj split will automatically split your files in the same place as your original vid.

click on start,as before you will see a box working its way to the end,once finshed it will say splitting complete.

close hj split down then navigate to the folder that your original file plus your now split files are,depending on the size of your original vid you will have a small or large collection of vids,make a folder and entitle it with the name of the vid and type hj split files after it,this will make it easier when you are uploading the files later.


i hope i have covered everything,if you have any problems ot there is something your not sure of please post here or pm me or any of our other mods,we will be glad to help.

Spence.

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Here is another useful Hj-Split guide created by one of our members. Since the guide has been lost here is a photo of all the useful information. Just download the photo for the information. Brian1453

Would be glad to know if there's any possibility to join and watch these movies with my mac. So far it seems like there aren't any programs like HJ split available for my system. Kinda bums me out knowing there's all these nice clips and I'm still having trouble watching them. Could you help me out?

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Originally Posted by murkolatoya

Would be glad to know if there's any possibility to join and watch these movies with my mac. So far it seems like there aren't any programs like HJ split available for my system. Kinda bums me out knowing there's all these nice clips and I'm still having trouble watching them. Could you help me out?

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I don't know much about macs, (I suggest a pm to your friendly moderator jzzr for further info), but if you are running OS X, have a look here and this app. might help you:

http://www.facialforum.net/showpost....15&postcount=4

;)

This is the answer to all of your Mac and HjSplit problems.
I received quite a few emails asking for help since Jzzr was kind enough to give me the key to the whole problem.

You need to surf with FireFox, not Safari and you need MacHacha to put them together. Both of these programs are free.

Safari downloads HjSplit files as .001.wmv , .002.wmv whereas FireFox downloads them as .001, .002 . MacHacha needs the files listed the way FireFox downloads them without the .wmv extension. When you have downloaded all of the files from one movie, double click on the .001 file and they will All automatically go together. Happy jacking and don't hurt yourself. Since I explained this to Jonze, I haven't heard from him. I hope he is ok. lol

With Safari, you run into problems when you try to rename the .002,wmv file. Firefox will solve this. Use FireFox for surfing Facial Forum.

Join Facial Forum, it is worth it!!
You will go into an orgasmic Coma, I promise. Especially with these HjSplit files. More cum than even I could swallow.

Thanks again, Jzzr.
Piper

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Originally Posted by murkolatoya

Would be glad to know if there's any possibility to join and watch these movies with my mac. So far it seems like there aren't any programs like HJ split available for my system. Kinda bums me out knowing there's all these nice clips and I'm still having trouble watching them. Could you help me out?

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Originally Posted by gloryholeprincess

With Safari, you run into problems when you try to rename the .002,wmv file. Firefox will solve this. Use FireFox for surfing Facial Forum.

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Nothing easier than that! One of the many benefits using a mac is, that it is a UNIX after all. Just use the terminal and type the following command:

$ cat facialvideo.avi.00* > facialvideo.avi

You don't need to worry about the wrong extensions or anything.

Not happy using terminal? Only have one free hand when surfing FF.net (just like me)?... no problem, you still don't need to download extra software and are not "forced" to surf with FireFox:

While you're not jerking off and have enough blood left in your head for clear thinking :-) give the automator a try - it's easy to make a service so you could mark all files to be joined, right-click them and click on "Join" or whatever you named it and whooooha! your .001 .002 .003 are gone, leaving behind the joined video, .rar or whatever.

Best regards,
TOB

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Originally Posted by richard11

doc. file does not open on double click and show split file program, asks to run, save file as always. these HJ files Suck! I don't have all day to download one video going thru all the steps needed even if those steps made any sense. Use WMV, AVI, Quicktime, anything already to go. Why are u using these ridiculus Split Files?

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Richard I am not quite sure what you are talking about here?
If you have a pc then this should be quite a straight forward operation.
(I can't speak for a Mac, as I don't own one)
The above steps make complete sense, also it seems you are under the misapprehension that HJS files are media files?
Once downloaded, the files you are left with, ie: the prefixes being 001, 002 and so on, are just the files that are left by HJS after it splits the video up.

One question, can you see these extensions after you download them, for example, if the original clip is named "big facial.wmv.001" and you find that when you download it, it is showing as just "big facial" you need to get Windows to display the prefixes, this can be done quite simply by opening My Documents, click on tools, then folder options, then the "View Tab" and ensure that the "Hide extensions for know file types" is unticked, apply your changes then close.
Once this has been done, you will find that you can view all the file prefixes and HJS can be very easily used.

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Originally Posted by richard11

Why are u using these ridiculus Split Files?

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In order to post vids above 20mb in size, you have to split them into smaller sizes before you upload them.

Splitting them with HJ Split is the best option, as to join the split files together at the end the only program you need is HJ Split, which is freeware.

If I was to split the vids I post into .avi clips below 20mb, you'd end up with five or six separate clips from the same vid - so you'd still have to join them together in order to watch the vid in one go using some other video joiner software.

If you're having problems with the files I understand your frustration, but the idea of HJ Split files is a brilliant way of doing things.

There's plenty of advice in this thread and others trying to help everyone work out problems they might be having so they can fully enjoy everything that's posted. :)

ok, got files to play! only now they won't play AVI files!

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Originally Posted by richard11

ok, got files to play! only now they won't play AVI files!

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You probably don't have the right codecs installed. Try opening the file with VLC Media Player, which is a free piece of software that has all necessary codecs built in.

You can find it at www.videolan.org

I could never find the right codecs.
My man recommended I use HandBrake to fix this problem. I transfer unplayable AVI's into mp4's. It's easy and it is free.
Piper

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Originally Posted by richard11

ok, got files to play! only now they won't play AVI files!

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Hi

Before you read any further, this is for joining hjsplit files on mac os x only, and you need to run it from the terminal.

Not sure if this is any use to anyone, but I used to use hjsplit and click on each file one by one, but bored one night i wrote a script to run round my download folder, get all hjsplit files, join them and delete the hjsplit files.

YYMV, and obviously if it deletes your hard drive, sets fire to your house, or kills your dog, i take no responsibility...

Copy this into a file in your download folder (e.g. catall.sh), make it executable (chmod 777 catall.sh), then after a night of downloading, just run ./catall.sh and it will take care of all your files.

There's probably a much neater and more sophisticated way of doing this, but this works for me. :-)

HTH.

catall.sh - don't copy this line :-)


shopt -s nullglob
for f1 in *.0??
do
new=`echo "$f1" | sed 's/ /_/g'`
mv "$f1" "$new"
done
for f in *.001
do
name=${f%\.*}
cat ${name}* > tmpfile
mv tmpfile "$name"
rm ${name}.0??
echo "$name hjsplit files concatenated and deleted"
echo " "
done

I use a similar script, but it copies all the parts into a folder called notNeeded/ so if anything goes wrong or you've missed a part, you can try again:

Code:

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#!/usr/bin/perl

#TODO: Make notNeeded folder if it does not exist
my @FILES;

opendir( DIR, "." );
@FILES = readdir( DIR );
closedir( DIR );

foreach my $filename ( @FILES ) {
    if (($name,$num) = ($filename =~ /^(.+)\.00(\d)(:?\.mpg)$/)) {
        if ( $#{$story{$name}} < 0 ) {
            $story{$name} = [];
        }
        ${$story{$name}}[$num] = $filename;
    }
}

foreach my $name ( keys( %story ) ) {
    @nums = @{$story{$name}};
    $invalid = 0;
    $filenameList = '';
    for ( $n=1; $n<=$#nums; $n++ ) {
        if ( $nums[$n] eq '' ) {
            $invalid = 1;
        } else {
            $filenameList .= ' "'.$nums[$n].'"';
        }
    }
    if ( $invalid != 1 ) {
        system "echo \"$name 1 to ".$#nums."\"\n";
        system "cat$filenameList > \"$name\"\n";
        for ( $n=1; $n<=$#nums; $n++ ) {
            system "mv \"$nums[$n]\" notNeeded/\n";
        }
    }
}

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I am using a AppleScript-Script that I have written. It is rather dirty but works stable and fast and does not cost you a single dollar and you don't have to deal with the terminal/bash if you are afraid of it (which is quiet common).

It joins the files dropped onto it (very handy if you put the script in the upper bar of your finder window) and corrects the weird .avi.mpg extension from the files that have it.

Simply copy this code into a new AppleScript-document and save it as a program.

Code:

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on open fileList
        set concatFileList to {}
        set renameFileList to {}
        tell application "Finder"
                repeat with aFile in fileList
                        set theFile to the quoted form of POSIX path of aFile
                        if theFile contains ".001" then
                                set the end of concatFileList to theFile
                        end if
                        if theFile contains ".avi.mpg" then
                                set the end of renameFileList to theFile
                        end if
                end repeat
        end tell
        repeat with aFile in concatFileList
                set filename to aFile
                set tid to AppleScript's text item delimiters
                set AppleScript's text item delimiters to ".001"
                set newfilename to (text item 1 of filename) as text
                set newfilename to newfilename & "'"
                set AppleScript's text item delimiters to tid
                do shell script "cat " & newfilename & ".0* > " & newfilename
                do shell script "rm " & newfilename & ".0*"
        end repeat
        repeat with aFile in renameFileList
                set filename to aFile
                set tid to AppleScript's text item delimiters
                set AppleScript's text item delimiters to ".mpg"
                set newfilename to (text item 1 of filename) as text
                set newfilename to newfilename & "'"
                set AppleScript's text item delimiters to tid
                do shell script "mv " & filename & " " & newfilename
        end repeat
end open

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Having done so, you now may drop as many split files onto the icon of the script at once and it will join them, removing the old files. Similar with the wrong extensions. As mentioned above I put this script into the upper bar of my finder window to have it ready every time.

Questions?

Greetings,
TheObeBeyond

I hope you can enjoy it.

Just found a batch joiner for HJ files. Basically just run the "Join32.exe" in whatever directory you have your HJ files in and it will join all the videos automatically.

Helps me out, hope it helps you.

google "hj-join.zip"

think i got this right..

Beautiful, and they even have a *nix client.

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Originally Posted by mastadon77

Just found a batch joiner for HJ files. Basically just run the "Join32.exe" in whatever directory you have your HJ files in and it will join all the videos automatically.

Helps me out, hope it helps you.

google "hj-join.zip"

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I'm a couple of months late with this, but better late than never... :p

Just wanted to say thanks for that tip mastadon - I've been using this for the past couple of weeks and it's one of those things I now take for granted. Wouldn't be able to go back to the old way of joining each clip separately! :D

Glad it helps you BC.

I would have posted the exe file on here but I don't know how that would sit with people. exe=scary.

Just wanted to get something out there to encourage more people to grab the hj clips on here. Some seriously good content is being missed out on.

Cheers!

thanks for the instructions!

Anyone know if there is a way to join files while using an iPad? I've been looking but obviously no luck

Thanks

For the ipad, i just found a very nice app called iget that can download AND join hjsplit files. Very useful!

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Originally Posted by gloryholeprincess

This is the answer to all of your Mac and HjSplit problems.
I received quite a few emails asking for help since Jzzr was kind enough to give me the key to the whole problem.

You need to surf with FireFox, not Safari and you need MacHacha to put them together. Both of these programs are free.

Safari downloads HjSplit files as .001.wmv , .002.wmv whereas FireFox downloads them as .001, .002 . MacHacha needs the files listed the way FireFox downloads them without the .wmv extension. When you have downloaded all of the files from one movie, double click on the .001 file and they will All automatically go together. Happy jacking and don't hurt yourself. Since I explained this to Jonze, I haven't heard from him. I hope he is ok. lol

With Safari, you run into problems when you try to rename the .002,wmv file. Firefox will solve this. Use FireFox for surfing Facial Forum.

Join Facial Forum, it is worth it!!
You will go into an orgasmic Coma, I promise. Especially with these HjSplit files. More cum than even I could swallow.

Thanks again, Jzzr.
Piper

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Hello Piper,

I downloaded the files with Firefox, and have joined them into a viewable movie, but the audio is missing. Do you have any ideas on how I can remedy this?

Thanks

Kebot we need to know what the file was, it is unlikely that a big HJsplit move wont have sound but there are some movies uploaded that don't.
Do you have no sound on all of the hjsplit clips you have downloaded and joined?

I dont have a MAC but can at least confirm the clip has sound then hopefully one of the mac users can help more.
This could be a problem with the media player have you tried an alternative player

Would be glad to know if there's any possibility to join and watch these movies with my mac.

I've tried every trick explained in this thread, but the HJ split files download as unplayable video files that are not recognized by the HJ Split program. Renaming them doesn't work. Any advice?

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Originally Posted by TheMasterBlaster

I've tried every trick explained in this thread, but the HJ split files download as unplayable video files that are not recognized by the HJ Split program. Renaming them doesn't work. Any advice?

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UPDATE: Figured it out. Downloading HJ files with Firefox is buggy for some reason. Use Chrome or Edge and you're golden.

I have download HJ Split. When I hit "input file" I can never find the files, just a blank folder with the message "no items match"

Do I have to rename the file with the .001 extension? Tried it a couple times and still HJ Split cannot find the file I'm trying to join.

Are you using firefox that a known issue (it incorrectly names the files when it downloads them)
try another browser see if that helps

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Originally Posted by buster

Are you using firefox that a known issue (it incorrectly names the files when it downloads them)
try another browser see if that helps

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Thanks for the reply Buster. I did try Microsoft Edge and got better results but still some hic ups. 2 scenes from the thread: https://www.facialforum.net/showthre...ndings/page123 Charley 1st, then Spencer

Charley had 5 parts and only the first three dowloaded (3 had the vlc triangle logo; 2 were blank) other 3 / 5 played.

Spencer i can download but it appears as a MP4 in the download folder. The downloaded files looks different (no vlc triangle / traffic cone on the dl like the first one, ) I had the same problem as when using Firefox. HJSplit didn't find it in the folder.

that clip definitely downloads and joins ok i just tried charley post
you download them all into same folder then tell hj split were file no 1 is the one with the tick
then join it combines them into a single large video
if there not downloaded correctly eg names they won't join

i'm still looking for help i cant' download anything because when i download for exemple : JaeLynn Piggs First Ever Cum Walk!!!.mp4.001 the files is like : JaeLynn Piggs First Ever Cum Walk!!!.mp4
So i can't use hjsplit

OK. So to summarise the current Mac situation:

1. Firefox doesn't download numbered files correctly. Use Safari or Chrome or something else.
2. MacHacha works great to join the numbered parts together. But it won't split them.
3. There still is no simple way to split files into numbered parts. The split command in terminal generates files called xaa, xab and so on. That's fine for macusers because you can use the cat command to join them. But that's no good for everyone else. Else you need to rename them.

Any suggestions for simple software that will do what hjsplit does on OSX would be appreciated. I've got a bunch of files I could split and upload but can't…*Any coders?

On the terminal use cat: if you have files file.mp4.001, file.mp4.002 etc type: cat file_* > new_file_name.mp4

It will combine all the video segments into a new file called new_file_name.mp4

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Originally Posted by prrp99

OK. So to summarise the current Mac situation:

1. Firefox doesn't download numbered files correctly. Use Safari or Chrome or something else.
2. MacHacha works great to join the numbered parts together. But it won't split them.
3. There still is no simple way to split files into numbered parts. The split command in terminal generates files called xaa, xab and so on. That's fine for macusers because you can use the cat command to join them. But that's no good for everyone else. Else you need to rename them.

Any suggestions for simple software that will do what hjsplit does on OSX would be appreciated. I've got a bunch of files I could split and upload but can't…*Any coders?

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Thanks. The other package that will combine them is MacHacha. But I'v recently found software to do the splitting on Mac. Try Keka - it zips and splits. Or splits and zips. One or the other.
;-)

So why are many of the movies or videos named

file.mp4.001
file.mp4.002

Why the file dot mp4 dot 001 ??

Hi can someone post a link to HJ split so that I know I downloading the correct program ??

Thanks

Hi all !

I don't understand why Firefox download the file as mp4.mpeg and no mp4.001....

Opera do it well but very slow !

What is the problem with Firefox ?

Thanks a lot