LG TV Video Recording Format STR Unreadable on PC
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Hello,
As mentioned in the title, I have an LG TV with all the features (smartshare and all that)...
The problem is that when I connect an external hard drive and record, a video ends up in "recordings." When I click on the video, it displays without issues, and the recording goes smoothly.
Now, apparently, the format of this video is special... It's in STR format...
When I connect the same external hard drive to my PC, I can see a LG folder, and when I enter the folder, I find a "REC" folder, inside which there are plenty of files, with the STR files being the largest. I deduce that these are the recorded videos.
The problem is that I have no idea how to open them or convert them into another video format...
I am completely lost, I type "STR Format" on Google my friend, but to no avail; it shows a corrector saying: (try spelling sRt) which is a subtitle format...
If anyone can help me, that would be great!!
Thank you
As mentioned in the title, I have an LG TV with all the features (smartshare and all that)...
The problem is that when I connect an external hard drive and record, a video ends up in "recordings." When I click on the video, it displays without issues, and the recording goes smoothly.
Now, apparently, the format of this video is special... It's in STR format...
When I connect the same external hard drive to my PC, I can see a LG folder, and when I enter the folder, I find a "REC" folder, inside which there are plenty of files, with the STR files being the largest. I deduce that these are the recorded videos.
The problem is that I have no idea how to open them or convert them into another video format...
I am completely lost, I type "STR Format" on Google my friend, but to no avail; it shows a corrector saying: (try spelling sRt) which is a subtitle format...
If anyone can help me, that would be great!!
Thank you
