BlueCop
11-18-2002, 01:09 PM
hey posted this on another forum but now that this wonderfull forum is open ill post it here
i am releasing a tool called dvr.exe . it is capable of dumping recordings off the DVR partition of a UTV hard drive. keep in mind that these recordings are still muxed and unplayable using standard mpeg2 codecs. i would of liked to release a demuxer but we had problems with the demuxed video file it had glitches but otherwise was looked nice. the audio played fine though
this tool was programed for a 120GB UTV drive and works on my 120GB drive but it might not on yours.
it might work on smaller drives but needs testing.
If you are looking to just extract video off your harddrive and put it on another medium(CD,DVD) then i can tell you now. we aren't there yet and to wait for better tools.
my thoughts are that maybe after people are able to get to the recordings some mpeg experts could help out on the format.
first off you have to unlock the drive using the process outlined elsewhere
the usage is like this
DVR.exe "drive number"
like 0,1,2
it will then list the recordings
they will be listed with the p# format
where the # is the number of second sense Jan,1 1970 at the time of recording
you then choose a number and it is extracted.
if you want program titles and stuff they are not in these files they are on another partition and aren't extracted with these video files.
i noticed that the recordings i had pre 3.5 upgrade looked diff then newer recordings. i haven't looked to close at it yet.
the demuxer we were working on was for the post 3.5 recordings
Later
BlueCop
#UTVHacks on EFnet
i am releasing a tool called dvr.exe . it is capable of dumping recordings off the DVR partition of a UTV hard drive. keep in mind that these recordings are still muxed and unplayable using standard mpeg2 codecs. i would of liked to release a demuxer but we had problems with the demuxed video file it had glitches but otherwise was looked nice. the audio played fine though
this tool was programed for a 120GB UTV drive and works on my 120GB drive but it might not on yours.
it might work on smaller drives but needs testing.
If you are looking to just extract video off your harddrive and put it on another medium(CD,DVD) then i can tell you now. we aren't there yet and to wait for better tools.
my thoughts are that maybe after people are able to get to the recordings some mpeg experts could help out on the format.
first off you have to unlock the drive using the process outlined elsewhere
the usage is like this
DVR.exe "drive number"
like 0,1,2
it will then list the recordings
they will be listed with the p# format
where the # is the number of second sense Jan,1 1970 at the time of recording
you then choose a number and it is extracted.
if you want program titles and stuff they are not in these files they are on another partition and aren't extracted with these video files.
i noticed that the recordings i had pre 3.5 upgrade looked diff then newer recordings. i haven't looked to close at it yet.
the demuxer we were working on was for the post 3.5 recordings
Later
BlueCop
#UTVHacks on EFnet