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Hi there
i've recoreded a video using my reciever
but its DVR formatted
i tried to open it with VLC
but the video is not correct
the picture isn't stable and alot of grey COLOR
and no sound
whats the problem here ?
Best Regards
Can you try using mplayer on the command line, and post the output it gives, or 'ffmpeg -i'. Or any other way you know of to give us info about the video, i.e. the audio and video codecs used.
Are you sure the video was recorded properly, maybe it was recorded badly ?
ok
i've tried to record again
but the resilt was the same
i tried in the ***dows using klite codec pack
it worked but not on the same PC
i tried it in a laptop with HDMI
it worked with HIGH QUALITY
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