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AccuSplit Publisher's Description AccuSplit is designed to split large files into segments to allow for archival to external media like DVD, CD-R, or floppy disks. The application is capable of splitting ANY file and uses an advanced MD5 cryptographic algorithm to insure data integrity. It can also split AVI,WMV, MPEG-1 and DVR-MS files into "independently playable" segments. AccuSplit runs as a stand-alone executable - there is nothing to install and includes a full help file. What's new Added support for WMV and WMV-HD format files | | | |
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