.VRO Filenames ???

28 Jan 2006 11:07 PM

Martin Green

I just received a CD from a relative in Saudi that is supposed to contain
pics/videos of a new baby, all attempts to play this on a DVD player or the
CD/DVD drive on my PC have failed. On the disc there are 3 files, the
biggest has a .VRO filename and the other smaller files have .BUP and .IFO
file extensions.

Anyone know how to play this, or what software will covert them to something
playable?

29 Jan 2006 7:19 AM

Netmask

Copy the vro file to your harddisk and then change the suffix from vro to
mpg.
You will be able to play it on your computer or author a new dvd playable on
a standard dvd player.

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"Martin Green" <martin_gr***@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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>I just received a CD from a relative in Saudi that is supposed to contain
> pics/videos of a new baby, all attempts to play this on a DVD player or
> the
> CD/DVD drive on my PC have failed. On the disc there are 3 files, the
> biggest has a .VRO filename and the other smaller files have .BUP and .IFO
> file extensions.
>
> Anyone know how to play this, or what software will covert them to
> something
> playable?
>
>
>
>