How do I identify the file type I'm starting with?

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  1. glazenuts

    glazenuts Member

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    Hello Everyone,

    After doing a forum search and not finding what I was looking for I'm posting. I file share rock videos and alot of then have no file extension. I hate making coasters because of this. Is there a program that can scan a file and tell me what file type it is? Also, I heard that nero 7 can link pt 1 & 2 files together.

    God I hate being a n00b!

    Thanks to those that reply,

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    Hi,
    AVIcodec (I use AVIcodec v.1.2.b110) could help you identify which file you`re using.
    Once installed, double click the desktop icon and drag and drop your file in the window.
    It tells you what it is.
    Hope this helps
    PAD48
     
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    Yeh, Nero can join parts together. For example 2 SVCDs:
    In Nero select "Remake a DVD".
    Select from new window :"Recode DVD`s & Videos to Nero Digital"
    Select "Import files"
    Find and mark your file , and select at bottom right "Add Title" (Do so for multiple files) - at the bottom you should see a line telling you how big the new file is. Make sure you have the right running order if it`s a two-part film for example.
    Select "Next".
    Check the boxes ie which burner, Temp.file etc..
    Insert Disc and burn.
    I use re-writes at present so if there was something wrong I can replace it without throwing money for discs away.
    Don`t worry about being a Newbie -I am too. What I don`t know I ask
    Hope this helps
    PAD48


     

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