I've downloaded a bunch of shows to my PC via the Tivo desktop. Easy. They come over as a ".tivo" format (which is just MPG2 compressed I found out from Tivo). I want to edit these files with Adobe Premiere (or any other video editing software). Premiere can't read a .tivo file. So I changed the file to a .mpg extension (experimenting, of course). That doesn't work and causes funny behavior with the file manager window. BTW, I'm using XP and a fairly new Dell.
So the question is: how do I edit the video once I download it to my PC, with the ultimate goal of burning it on to a CD.
There's also the Tivo endorsed solution of Sonic MyDVD and forum members ahve reported that Nero can also be made to work. I tried using Adobe once on a MPG I created from a .tivo file and it complained about an unsupported audio rate so you may need to look at some new software.
PS - I haven't tried this on .tivo file, but I have used it to convert DV files for editing in Premiere. These are files that never worked before using this conversion utility.
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