humaxrw view recordings on pc

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Martin Liddle

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ford01 - 2 hours ago »
I also tried the full name of the file which is '20210314 1900 Antiques Roadshow' but that didn't work either.

A long time since I have used humaxrw but I thought the filename was just a number and the programme title came from one of the associated files. Look at the directory with Windows Explorer; whatever file name you see is the file name you should use. If the filename contains spaces then you must put quote marks around it; eg if the the filename is '20210314 1900 Antiques Roadshow' then I would try:

humaxrw 2: -p "20210314 1900 Antiques Roadshow".ts

| Sun 21 Mar 2021 20:29:30 #11 |
ford01

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Thanks. I used 2: -p “20210314 1900 Antiques Roadshow”.ts like you suggested and it now works. The quotation marks made all the difference.

| Sun 21 Mar 2021 23:26:32 #12 |