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    I currently use PocketDivxEncoder to convert Mpeg-2.ts video files to AVI/Divx and play them on my Archos Av530 PMP without ever having any problems.
    (The Mpeg-2.ts files were recorded originally on a Humax PVR digibox and then downloaded onto the PC)

    I am contemplating buying a Topfield 5800 PVR digibox, which i believe records in Mpeg-2.rec video files.

    Before i buy a Topfield, I need to know whether PocketDivxEncoder will actually accept and convert .rec files (from the topfield) so that i will be able to play them on my Archos Av530 PMP.

    I have searched the web site for PocketDivxEncoder but it does not state what files it will accept and convert.

    Thanks in advance for any help.
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    rename them to *.mpg and they should work
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    rename them to *.mpg and they should work

    I have never completely understood the term "rename".

    Does "rename" involve re-encoding them to another file format in this case from .rec files to .mpg files?
    I take it "rename" does not mean right click on the video file select "rename" and type in a different name?

    (AFAIK the Topfield PVR always records in .rec files you can't change them with the PVR itself)
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    "rename" does mean right click on the video file select "rename" and type in a different name
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