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If you use "kb=1024" basis then you're talking about KiB, MiB, GiB...
I must admit I also don't like these new units "invented by HDD manufacturers to dupe consumers", but from 1998 it should be the norm (even if Windows still don't respect it )

consumer wrote:I'm not happy my 1000GB HDD is only 931GB blah

Anyway, I see you expected huge recordings by checking till exabytes/exbibytes

zoelechat wrote: Anyway, I see you expected huge recordings by checking till exabytes/exbibytes

I sissored the function from some other project I made long time ago .. I wasent really thinking in "movie-sizes" as such

zoelechat wrote:If you use "kb=1024" basis then you're talking about KiB, MiB, GiB...

Dude, I have got to disagree.

For the last 40+ years we (developers and such) have been using binary numbers, and 10 bits can describe 1024 values (0-1023).

Not so in electronics, for exampel ..

In the domain of electronics one KILO of anything is considered a prefix for 10 to the third power multiplied with the value it prefixes.
One KILO times one KILO is one MEGA .. 10 to the sixth power, and so on ..

Now, a some years back some harddisk manufactors got smart, and started using "electronic" domain values for size instead of
digital domain values, and thus broke bond to the original digital domain association.

But to the day I die ... 1KB = 1024 Bytes, and 1KB x 1KB = 1MB, and 1MB x 1MB = 1GB, and so on

Thats because I like things to be as they have always been, - and because I feel at home in the digital domain.

Oh, - and because boolean algebra have no use for Gibi-anything

For 40+ years maybe, but for 18 years official nomenclature has changed, not my fault

When I want to abort decoding, PVR Decoder crashes.
http://i.imgur.com/pq4rX08.png

@iTOONZ,

Quick fix: Dont abort

Slower fix: Wait for new version, where I might have fixed this issue.

Why is a virus detected in the File?

Because your antivirus is false-positive master

Hello, my samsung tv UE40F6500SS has firmware number 2111. I extracted the .srf file of the video I've recorded from the tv on my windows pc (using DiskInternals Linux). Is it possible to decrypt the .srf file on my pc with SamyGO PVRDecoder v.1.8.2.53? I tryed with DeSTRoi, but it gave me a still encrypted .ts file. These are the file I've extracted on my windows PC with "DiskInternals Linux": http://imgur.com/ObjOAfA
Thanks very much!

P.S. These are the file I've extracted on my windows PC with "DiskInternals Linux": http://imgur.com/ObjOAfA