Sorry I meant recording works well for meRecording works well
Hi there @kherio., did you ever find out if the .ts recording format can be changed or converted to another format? (e.g. mp4. mkv, avi etc)Regarding recordings, I've checked the file has .ts extension.
Is there any option to record in any other option or to export file to another video format?
Thx in advance
your computer doesnt read the usb because of the usb's format?? please explain.yes ok, thanks.
Now all I need to do is to find a way for my computer to read the external USB drive whic is connected attached to my Android TV box -
I have the recordings and I can play them on the TV Box but can't connect the USB drive to my computer to read them due to the USB drive's format. (My compuer doesnt read it)
wow never heard of that befor what is the format called?I originally formatted the external 2TB USB drive as NTFS file system (using my computer) before I connected the external drive to the TV box.
When that dive was connected to the The Android TV Box for the 1st time, the TV Box formatted the 2 TB usb drive again. (the system stated it was required) .. The file system used by the Android Mi TV-Box is not FAT32, it's not FAT1 and it's not NTFS.
ergo ..
When I remove the drive from the TV box and connect it to the computer, the computer can't read it. (The disk is unreadable)
I can play the recorded files if the drive is connected to the TV box .. but .. the computer cant read the drive at all.
Yes. TiviMate allows you to record. I'm guessing that it's premium version only since that's all I own. Depending on your device, you may have a few recording options available to you. Best to record to an external source, (thumb drive as one option but NAS being the best option). Of course you'll need a working EPG and keep in mind that should the channel buffer while recording it will screw up the recording. Finally, be cognizant of the timesets. I usually set the recordings to end about 1 minute past the show schedule only because IPTV streams aren't as precise (time wise) as what is delivered via traditional content providers. Not perfect, but not bad either!