Comments on: How to Edit Windows Media Center TV Recordings (.dvr-ms) in XP http://www.robarspages.ca/technology/how-to-edit-windows-media-center-tv-recordings-dvr-ms-in-xp/ A technology blog about classic ASP and vbScript from the east coast Thu, 29 Dec 2011 15:49:36 +0000 hourly 1 By: Ryan http://www.robarspages.ca/technology/how-to-edit-windows-media-center-tv-recordings-dvr-ms-in-xp/#comment-1239 Ryan Tue, 26 May 2009 03:51:35 +0000 http://www.robarspages.ca/?p=144#comment-1239 One of the most popular apps for editing WMC recordings is Video Redo. I use it to remove ads from movies that I've recorded and convert the output to .mpg. Then I use Windows DVD Maker to add a menu, scene selection page, and burn it to DVD. I'm using Windows 7 RC1 now, and it appears that it uses a new extension - *.wtv (Windows TV). I haven't done any further investigation into seeing if anything has changed besides the extension, all I'm interested in doing at this point is finding a program that can play recorded TV files on my XP Pro laptop. One of the most popular apps for editing WMC recordings is Video Redo. I use it to remove ads from movies that I’ve recorded and convert the output to .mpg. Then I use Windows DVD Maker to add a menu, scene selection page, and burn it to DVD.

I’m using Windows 7 RC1 now, and it appears that it uses a new extension – *.wtv (Windows TV). I haven’t done any further investigation into seeing if anything has changed besides the extension, all I’m interested in doing at this point is finding a program that can play recorded TV files on my XP Pro laptop.

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