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Okay, different approaches are the way to go then:
- If it was split then it would have (probably) modified the file's headers, and depending on what joining function/software you're using it could change it in different ways.
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No joining function/software was used before checking the MD5, so it rules that out.
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- What file systems are the OSes using(FAT/NTFS) that could also modify the header(modding the file)...
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Some computers are running NTFS, some are Mac OS Extended
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Best thing to try to start with is check the times and dates/other info in the "properties" of the files(right click->props, or similar)... If they differ then that could be the problem.
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All the dates/times are showing as the same.
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But it shouldn't be the OSes themselves (64/32bit) that change the md5... unless that's correspondand with the ones that were different....(actually that's something to check, if the 64 bit vs 32 bit are different but both the same then that's probably it, but i don't [as of yet] know the technical reason for this).
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How do I check 32bit vs 64bit?
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Cheers,
Jamey
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Thanks for trying to help.. I'm surprised by the lack of replies on this thread, I would have thought that discovering that a tried and tested proven technology is in fact seriously flawed, might be interesting to a lot of people!