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Posted by Doug Knox - [MS-MVP] on June 3, 2008, 8:19 pm
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DVR-MS is used for more than just copy protection. The DVR-MS encapsulation
allows for the addition of meta-data to the file such as show name, actors,
rating, placeholder markers (I paused it, rebooted the computer and can pick
right back up where I left off) and other useful information.
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> Richard Miller wrote:
>> James is correct After you have the TV recorded you then can burn the
>> DVR-MS file to a DVD format.
> While that is true, I don't see a way to edit out commercials using the
> editing program I use, Premiere Elements. It doesn't recognize that file
> format. Also When I schedule a program to be recorded, it starts recording
> 3-4 minutes before the actual program starts and doesn't end the recording
> for several minutes after the program has ended. This DVR-MS file format
> is very inconvenient, but I guess necessary for digital rights management
> (copyright issues). I can't think of any other reason, can any of you?
>
> David A.
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