What’s more, the program also provides other beneficial editing functions such as cropping black edges, adding watermark, applying special effect, deinterlacing interlaced videos, inserting external subtitle, etc to get the exact video that you want. The good news is that you can easily cut them off from the shows with the trimming function offered by the application. It’s very likely that your DirectTV DVR shows may be embedded with some of your unwanted ads in the beginning or end. Trim unwanted ads from DirectTV DVR shows The application not only assists you to efficiently remove the encryption used on DirectTV DVR shows with the Media Access Key, but also facilitates you to transcode the DirectTV DVR video to various common digital file formats such as MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, WMV, H.264, 3GP, WebM, etc for conveniently viewing on your computer with VLC or other media players, transfer to smartphones, tablets to watch on the move. One of workable solution here is called Pavtube Video Converter for Mac. To remove the encryption used on DirectTV DVR shows, you will need a specific program to break that protection. Related article: Watch DirectTV Shows on Computer | Convert Tivo to Apple TV | Stream Tivo Recordings to TV via Chromecast Bypass DirectTV DVR encryption for VLC playback on Mac But you can’t actually save the media to your PC’s drive. The bad news is that currently there is no Direct2PC application for a Mac. There is a program called Directv2PC from Directv that allows you to view your DVR media on your PC. The truth is, even though the media is on your DVR you still don’t own it. The content on your Directv DVR is encrypted and Videolan will ever write something that removes the encryption from your media.
Unfortunately there is no way for you to fix this. Does anyone know of a hack, program anything that I can use to extract these videos? I know my DVR is about to croak and I don’t want to loose some of the media that I have not viewed yet.” Why VLC fail to play DirectTV DVR content? VLC does not support the audio or video format “undf”. The error message being: No suitable decoder module.
“I just fired up VLC - mac (paid / registered version) and I was surprised to see the playlists from my DirecTV DVRs show up in the Local Network panel. Now, I know DirecTV requires some stupid Windows Media Crap running on a machine for me to be able to play these, but I am on a Mac. I can see all the recordings on the VLC Upnp menu, but I can’t play any of these since it has a yellow triangle next to the DVR entry.” It rocks!!! One thing that came up right away was my DirecTV DVR recordings. “So far I have to say I am very impressed with the last version of VLC.
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