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  1. 9th Sep 2013 21:01 #1
    jagath
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    Hi,

    I have a .ts file which generate by a PVR(personal vedio recording unit). but i can't view through my pc.

    I think these files are encrypted. Is there any way convert these files.

    Need help .

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    Post the mediaInfo log of the file. Re encryption what country are you located - makes a difference some countries don't encrypt whilst others do, also make of your PVR - ditto last comment.
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  3. 10th Sep 2013 20:57 #3
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    I am located @ Sri Lanka.
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    OK you need to find out if it is part of Sri Lankan digital tv standard to encrypt and/or your PVR model. Still the best way to resolve this is to post a MediaInfo report (in tree text mode).
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  5. 11th Sep 2013 02:54 #5
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    Thank for the information. I have install the SW.

    General
    ID : 1 (0x1)
    Complete name : H:\DVR005.TS
    Format : MPEG-TS
    File size : 50.6 MiB
    Menu
    ID : 4128 (0x1020)
    Menu ID : 10 (0xA)
    List : 1402 (0x57A) () / 1403 (0x57B) ()


    how can i extract the file.

    thanks
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