Converting .tvs to another format?

[SockPuppetRemote]

I am surprised a search turns up nothing of slightest use on this subject.   
Surely others have use to convert the TeamViewer recorded session .tvs file to another format. 
Anyone have some info on how this may be done? 
Any info on converting the .tvs file format to any other video format would be greatly appreciated. 
Thanks

[pingram3541]

I was too.  They are using a pretty good compression method and the tvs files can be sent via email very easily.  I've tried a bunch of conversion formats/codecs (which you can access in V7 from the top menu during playback), but the file sizes are just way too big.  I just tell whoever needs to view them to install a free copy of teamviewer to play it back.  Maybe the open source vlc player will add support for tvs files in the near future thus removing the need for conversion in most cases and keeping the size small.

[fiharnat]

Found out the following methods to help you convert TVS files:

1. http://www.faasoft.com/articles/tvs-converter-convert-tvs-to-avi-mp4-mov-wmv-flv.html
2. http://www.pcfreetime.com
3. https://handbrake.fr/

[Admin]

Found out the following methods to help you convert TVS files:
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2. http://www.pcfreetime.com
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That link does not work.

[goodblesss]

According to my experience, iDealshare VideoGo is the best one to convert TVS to other video formats like convert TVS to AVI, MP4, WMV, MOV, MPG.

This article describe a detailed guide on how to get it and use it at http://www.idealshare.net/video-converter/convert-tvs-to-avi-mp4-wmv-mov-mpg.html

[JesseRR]

Handbrake is a good and free video converter. But this program is limited to MKV and MP4 containers and it will occur some errors when converting video. I recommend the Handbrake alternative to you which can help you convert .tvs to almost all video formats: https://goo.gl/8NS9o9

[Felinebalc]

Forgive me to bother you guys but this is the only thread i find about video conversion and i just have a related problem. May I post it here to look for an answer.  Did you ever know the output format - FBR? because recently i used a screen capture program named BB Flashback, also to record HD quality videos. However, the output generated by this application was. FBR. I couldn't play it in VLC and Windows Media Player. Later I found this article (http://www.videoconverterfactory.com/tips/convert-fbr-to-mp4.html) and it said that i have to convert FBR to mp4 format. I only want to know whether conversion is the only possible method to solve this issue since i know that video compression always causes some kind of quality loss (the original video is 720P 60 Fps) and whether there is an alternative way such as changing .extension or using another better video player?

[dementik]

This seems to be quite challenging issue. Now there's online service for the conversion: https://tvstomp4.com