DVD player that will play .dvr-ms or .ts files directly or fast converter

I'm looking for a standalone DVD player, not one in a PC, which will
play .dvr-ms or .ts files directly when they are just copied to a DVD.

Preferably something cheapish

Or something that will convert .dvr-ms or .ts files very quickly into a
file that you can write to a DVD and which will play in standalone DVD
player on a relatively low horsepower PC for the conversion, say 1G.

These are files produced by a digital TV capture card which are normally
viewed using a PC with TV out, but I'd prefer to just burn a DVD with them.

The TV captured progs off the net play fine in the current DVD
player, just by writing them to a DVD, no conversion required.

Rod Speed

"Rod Speed" <> wrote in message
news:...
> I'm looking for a standalone DVD player, not one in a PC, which will
> play .dvr-ms or .ts files directly when they are just copied to a DVD.
>
> Preferably something cheapish
>
> Or something that will convert .dvr-ms or .ts files very quickly into a
> file that you can write to a DVD and which will play in standalone DVD
> player on a relatively low horsepower PC for the conversion, say 1G.
>
> These are files produced by a digital TV capture card which are normally
> viewed using a PC with TV out, but I'd prefer to just burn a DVD with
> them.
>
> The TV captured progs off the net play fine in the current DVD
> player, just by writing them to a DVD, no conversion required.
>
>

I wont call you a stupid usless gutless ****whit like you would do to others
But you ever herd of GOOGLE ????????????????????

To convert a DVR-MS file to other formats supported by Digital Media
Converter you require:

1. A Windows XP PC ( SP 2 )

2. DirectX 9C
Download Link:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/s...n&categoryid=2

3. Elecard MPEG 2 Decoder
Download Link:
http://www.elecard.com/ftp/pub/mpeg/.../EMpgDec20.zip

4. Windows Media Player 9 or higher

If you are using DCCHECK (decoder diagnostic utility) then make sure that
you have set Elecard as the preferred decoder.

For more details on Converting DVR-MS files, you may find our article
useful:

http://www.deskshare.com/Resources/a...dmc_DVRMS.aspx

Hedgehog

On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 13:51:06 +0800, "Hedgehog" <>
wrote:

>
>"Rod Speed" <> wrote in message
>news:...
>> I'm looking for a standalone DVD player, not one in a PC, which will
>> play .dvr-ms or .ts files directly when they are just copied to a DVD.
>>
>> Preferably something cheapish
>>
>> Or something that will convert .dvr-ms or .ts files very quickly into a
>> file that you can write to a DVD and which will play in standalone DVD
>> player on a relatively low horsepower PC for the conversion, say 1G.
>>
>> These are files produced by a digital TV capture card which are normally
>> viewed using a PC with TV out, but I'd prefer to just burn a DVD with
>> them.
>>
>> The TV captured progs off the net play fine in the current DVD
>> player, just by writing them to a DVD, no conversion required.
>>
>>
>
>I wont call you a stupid usless gutless ****whit like you would do to others
>But you ever herd of GOOGLE ????????????????????
>

I will not make a big deal about your mis-spelling of "****wit"
Or, for that matter "heard".

Nevertheless, I see this forum as a place for the less-enlightened to
ask reasonable questions. And, on occasion, get an informative reply.
A shame that we have so many "superior" posters who were born with all
of the answers.
But, then, what would we do without them?

No wuckers.....post your Flames, here. I won't see them.

>To convert a DVR-MS file to other formats supported by Digital Media
>Converter you require:
>
>1. A Windows XP PC ( SP 2 )
>
>2. DirectX 9C
>Download Link:
>http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/s...n&categoryid=2
>
>3. Elecard MPEG 2 Decoder
>Download Link:
>http://www.elecard.com/ftp/pub/mpeg/.../EMpgDec20.zip
>
>4. Windows Media Player 9 or higher
>
>If you are using DCCHECK (decoder diagnostic utility) then make sure that
>you have set Elecard as the preferred decoder.
>
>For more details on Converting DVR-MS files, you may find our article
>useful:
>
>http://www.deskshare.com/Resources/a...dmc_DVRMS.aspx
>

brianWE
Please ignore any advice I offer...
if I was smart, I wouldn't be talking to you.

brian w edginton

No but he might of "heard" of google.


"Hedgehog" <> wrote in message
news:42425549$0$5594$ ...
>
> "Rod Speed" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> I'm looking for a standalone DVD player, not one in a PC, which will
>> play .dvr-ms or .ts files directly when they are just copied to a DVD.
>>
>> Preferably something cheapish
>>
>> Or something that will convert .dvr-ms or .ts files very quickly into a
>> file that you can write to a DVD and which will play in standalone DVD
>> player on a relatively low horsepower PC for the conversion, say 1G.
>>
>> These are files produced by a digital TV capture card which are normally
>> viewed using a PC with TV out, but I'd prefer to just burn a DVD with
>> them.
>>
>> The TV captured progs off the net play fine in the current DVD
>> player, just by writing them to a DVD, no conversion required.
>>
>>
>
> I wont call you a stupid usless gutless ****whit like you would do to
> others
> But you ever herd of GOOGLE ????????????????????
>
> To convert a DVR-MS file to other formats supported by Digital Media
> Converter you require:
>
> 1. A Windows XP PC ( SP 2 )
>
> 2. DirectX 9C
> Download Link:
> http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/s...n&categoryid=2
>
> 3. Elecard MPEG 2 Decoder
> Download Link:
> http://www.elecard.com/ftp/pub/mpeg/.../EMpgDec20.zip
>
> 4. Windows Media Player 9 or higher
>
> If you are using DCCHECK (decoder diagnostic utility) then make sure that
> you have set Elecard as the preferred decoder.
>
> For more details on Converting DVR-MS files, you may find our article
> useful:
>
> http://www.deskshare.com/Resources/a...dmc_DVRMS.aspx
>
>

fred

fred wrote:

> No but he might of "heard" of google.
>
>

If you are going to be that flaming pedantic look at your own grammar
it's "might have heard of google."
^^^^


--
*~~~~~~~~~~Thor

Thor

Thor wrote:

> fred wrote:
>
>
>>No but he might of "heard" of google.
>>
>>
>
>
> If you are going to be that flaming pedantic look at your own grammar
> it's "might have heard of google."
> ^^^^
>
>


What a thread this is... brings out the ... in all of us..

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"Hedgehog" <> wrote in message
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> I wont call you a stupid usless gutless ****whit like you would do to
others
> But you ever herd of GOOGLE ????????????????????

Wow. Kid, talk about emotional scars. Just bawl your eyes out.

This group is hilarious.

dvk

There is no such standalone player, at any price.


"Rod Speed" <> wrote in message
news:...
> I'm looking for a standalone DVD player, not one in a PC, which will
> play .dvr-ms or .ts files directly when they are just copied to a DVD.
>
> Preferably something cheapish
>
> Or something that will convert .dvr-ms or .ts files very quickly into a
> file that you can write to a DVD and which will play in standalone DVD
> player on a relatively low horsepower PC for the conversion, say 1G.
>
> These are files produced by a digital TV capture card which are normally
> viewed using a PC with TV out, but I'd prefer to just burn a DVD with
> them.
>
> The TV captured progs off the net play fine in the current DVD
> player, just by writing them to a DVD, no conversion required.
>
>

Joe

On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 16:19:53 +1100, "Rod Speed" <> wrote:

> I'm looking for a standalone DVD player, not one in a PC, which will
> play .dvr-ms or .ts files directly when they are just copied to a DVD.
>
> Preferably something cheapish
>
> Or something that will convert .dvr-ms or .ts files very quickly into a
> file that you can write to a DVD and which will play in standalone DVD
> player on a relatively low horsepower PC for the conversion, say 1G.
>
> These are files produced by a digital TV capture card which are normally
> viewed using a PC with TV out, but I'd prefer to just burn a DVD with them.
>
> The TV captured progs off the net play fine in the current DVD
> player, just by writing them to a DVD, no conversion required.

Thought about a Zensonic Z400? It still needs the PC but it will play pretty
well anything.

Ken Oaf

"dvk" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> "Hedgehog" <> wrote in message
> news:42425549$0$5594$ ...
>
> > I wont call you a stupid usless gutless ****whit like you would do to
> others
> > But you ever herd of GOOGLE ????????????????????
>
> Wow. Kid, talk about emotional scars. Just bawl your eyes out.
>
> This group is hilariouS


Lifes like that , pecking orders are being clearly defined and moved around
, much like the economics that drives our lives .Strap yourself in for the
ride of your life .........

FruitLoop