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At least I want to watch it on my desktop.

I tried softwares like hd video converter and npvr and nothing worked and I also did some deep research and I couldn't find anything.Please help me(BTH this pvr video was created using mt tv box recording)(Windows 10,64 bit) This video was recorded using my TV set up box recording tool.

Siva Manasan
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  • Have you tried googling "pvr conconverter" (and your OS, which you forgot to mention here). –  Oct 08 '17 at 15:45
  • I tried everything – Siva Manasan Oct 09 '17 at 00:57
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    According to the "internet", much of the data is pretty well encrypted. The suggestion is you by a TV tuner card, connect the box to that, play back the show, and use software on your computer to capture the tuner card video data. – Anaksunaman Oct 09 '17 at 10:58

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As I understand it, "PVR" is a generic term. Please share more details about the file! What is its extension? (.pvr?) What device/software/... created it? How did it end up on your computer?

In general though, I'd suggest at least trying ffmpeg for conversion. If you're on Windows, you can find builds at ffmpeg.zeranoe.com. If you use Ubuntu or Debian, sudo apt install ffmpeg should do the trick, but YMMV.

After downloading, extract the files, open up a command prompt (or PowerShell) in the extracted bin/ directory, and run ffprobe -i your_filename_here (you can drag a file into your command prompt or PowerShell window to expand it into a path) to have FFmpeg try and recognize the file. If it looks successful, you can try ffplay to play the file, or ffmpeg -i your_filename_here -crf 25 -preset veryfast out.mp4 to (try to) convert it into H.264 MP4.

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