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| Thread ID: 63902 | 2005-11-26 04:11:00 | Mac to Windows | maverickoc (7240) | Press F1 |
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| 407880 | 2005-11-26 22:01:00 | I think macs only use airports 802.11g. ;) |
maccrazy (6741) | ||
| 407881 | 2005-11-27 10:58:00 | My most intuitive guess as to what I would do is network the two with a run-of-the-mill ethernet crossover cable. I'd probably enable sharing on the Windows PC then connect to it from the Mac by (from the finder menu) going to Go -> Connect to Server and entering smb://<windows ip address>/<share name>. Then just copy paste done. Alternatively the mac os x terminal provides a split command. To use this open the terminal and enter split -b <number of megabytes>m <filename>, so as an example "split -b 2048m video.mp4" would split my video into exactly 2GB files. To join the files back together the windows copy command will do nicely. Use the command copy /b <file1>+<file2>+<file3> <finalfile>, e.g. "copy /b file.aaa+file.aab+file.aac video.mp4" should join three files nicely together. |
jonohill (361) | ||
| 407882 | 2005-11-27 11:17:00 | I think macs only use airports www.dlink.com.au |
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