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There are times when the operating system will not consider a file
closed or 'not in use'. That is, it believes the file to be open
and therefore denies access to it. This most often happens to me
with video files and I presume it is either malformed header
information or strange frame formation which keeps the associated
software from 'releasing' the file.
My solution has been to copy the file to a new location and then
reboot the system. This seems to force the o/s to clear it's
open/closed flags and allow the file to be accessed by another
software app.
Hope this helps.
"PowderMonkey" <me@here.net> wrote on 04 Nov 2003
> For reasons unknown I can not split this. Of all I have this
> one will not give me access to the file to split. It plays
> normally, but both JAS and HJSplit will not open it for
> splitting. As it is 95MB its too long to post as a one-off file.
> Anyone who has had the same problems (FLO, Y-Not, SOC, JimBob
> etc) and knows the answer please let me know. Will find
> something else. Open to ideas. PM. NP-f35.
>
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