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Posted by xiowan on February 11, 2008, 12:41 pm
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If all your recorded content is analog you might try going to
settings>TV>Recorder>Recorder Storage>and then select the drive or partition
that contains the missing content, click save and then go to computer, select
that partition/drive, go to Recorded TV in Documents and Setting/All Users
and move the missing content into the newly created folder "Recorded TV. Now
when you check your recorded tv programs you should see the missing content.
If any of it is "protected" it will show up but when selected it will come up
as "Restricted Content" and can't be viewed. Then go back and switch
recorder storage to your preferred partition/drive for tv viewing. This
process can be used to set up storage on additional hard drives for future
recorded content. I have 7 "Recorded TV" folders on my hard drives. Good
luck.
xiowan..........in tucson
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> >I have recently copied some recorded TV programs back from backup. NB
> these
> > programs were originally recorded on the same MC computer.
> >
> > Although the restored programs are in the same directory as all the
> other
> > recorded programs MC cannot see them.
> >
> > How can I make MC see the restored programs?
> >
> > (I assume that MC must be maintaining an index and that what I need to
> do
> > is
> > to force it to update its index but there seems to be nothing in TV
> > settings
> > about this)
> >
> > --
> > Richard
>
> You failed to backup the licenses. Therefore there is almost no way to
> get
> MCE to play those "Protected" recordings. MCE will play the unprotected
> recordings.
>
> Licenses are backed up in Windows Media Player.
>
> Open Windows Media Player, Tools > Manage Licenses.
> You can save the future licenses, but no way to restore the lost
> licenses,
> if you don't have the backups..
>
> How-To Fix MCE 2005 Restricted Content Problem
> http://www.newmediacentric.com/articles/mce-2005-restricted-content-solu
> tion/
>
> The Windows Media Digital Rights Management system may not work if your
> computer hardware changes
> http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=891664
>
> Think Microsoft and the DRM.
>
> --
> CSM1
> http://www.carlmcmillan.com
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