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Old 07-03-2006, 10:10   #5
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Re: repairing avi files

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Originally Posted by nicke261192
i got some avi files last night (my divx problem is solved! yeah thanks guys) and for some reason it said they were completely downloaded but i found them in my partials folder. and they have .avi.partial at the end. is there anyway of making them normal? and them not being partials so i can play them?

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A quick google brings up quite a lot of answers / solutions, the easiest being, make sure you d/l the full file the next solution to playing them is to make a copy of the partial .avi and play it in VLC player haven't tried myself but supposed to work.

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