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How can I send recorded tv programs which have been saved into a usb disk to computer
According to Wikipedia, they're running a Linux distribution called Tizen OS. And according to the article I linked to in my previous post, the file system is XFS.Routaran said:Samsung smart TVs are running android, it's possible that the file system on the USB flash drive may have been changed to ext2 or ext4 in which case, you will have issues reading it on windows.
But most USB sticks are formatted to FAT32 out of the box. They should be readable in windows. I cannot see a good reason why the TV would format a USB flash drive to ext.
What do you see when you plug the USB drive into your computer?
From the article I linked to in my first post:Routaran said:Then I guess it's time to download a live Linux distro, boot that up and see if there's anything on the flash drive.
Probably have to install a package for xfs support and then try to see if there's anything on that drive.
To transfer Samsung TV recordings to a computer, you will need a USB cable, a USB storage device, and a computer. Follow these steps:
Samsung TV recordings are saved in the TS (Transport Stream) format. This is a digital container format used for storing and transmitting video and audio data. It is a standard format for digital broadcasting and is compatible with most media players and devices.
Yes, you can transfer Samsung TV recordings to a Mac computer by following the same steps as transferring to a PC. However, Mac computers may not be able to play TS format files natively. You may need to use a third-party media player or convert the files to a compatible format.
You can play Samsung TV recordings on your computer by using a media player that supports the TS format. Some popular media players include VLC, Windows Media Player, and QuickTime. If your computer does not support the TS format, you may need to convert the recordings to a different format using a video converter software.
Yes, you can transfer Samsung TV recordings to an external hard drive by following the same steps as transferring to a USB storage device. Make sure the external hard drive is formatted to a compatible file system, such as NTFS or exFAT, to ensure the recordings can be transferred and played properly.