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PFV files
- Thread starter Zenz
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- PPC Mini, 10.4.11. Intel Mini, 10.6.8. MacBook Pro, 10.14.6. M1 MBA 11.6.3 iPhone 5 iOS 12.5,
As they are PPS files, try here:
PPS.tv(PPStream)-Video
PPS.tv(PPStream)-Video
Thanks but it doesn't have any players that plays the movies from my mac. I have extracted the files from my iphone to my mac desktop and I would like to play the movies there. Are there any players out there than can be recommended?
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chas_m
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PFV files appear to be in a proprietary format that doesn't work with anything (even VLC!). You'll need to get in touch with PPS TV to find out what your options are through their service.
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